Resilient Innovations: Architecture of the Kasi and Madana Communities

This chapter examines the unique architectural practices of the Kasi people of Meghalaya and the Madana community in Iraq, showcasing their innovative adaptations to challenging environments. It highlights the creation of living root bridges and floating villages, emphasizing the deep understanding of nature and resilience built into these structures over generations. By comparing traditional approaches with modern technologies, the chapter underscores valuable lessons in sustainability and adaptability.