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my hurricane proof structure
it has a dome shape so water runs off of it, and it is slightly aerodynamic.
however the structure can also float in case of flooding

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Jordan hurricane Proof house

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this now a video of my house with water getting dumped on it.

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My house has cardboard sides for strong protection from the wind. there are floating devises on the bottom so that when water comes it will float. I also used hot glue to hold the card board together.

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I used as many popsicle stick and if you use tacky glue which is water proof so you put a few on the bottom and brush glue on it. So to make it to float you need decent high walls the keep the water out the you glue the popsicle stick to the base and that needs to dry. Next you you need to put down a lot of popsicle sticks and glue it to the top and the brush the glue on the top of The roof and you have a run off.

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My house is made of two plastic cups, tin foil, cardboard, popsicle sticks, and paint. The black paint and tin foil are for turning sunlight into heat so it doesn't take up ad much power. He red paint it meant to represent clay for extra weather protection. If you noticed the house was on a small structure and when I applied the blow drier it stayed stable. You may also have notice that the paper towel was still dry after I poured water over the house.

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Justin Cordero's hurricane proof project: I have made this by using popsicle sticks and glue. I also used paint to paint the door.

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Make sure to click on the below PowerPoint attachment to read all of the directions.