floating architecture inspired by the style of Enric Miralles, which is characterized by its organic approach and its connection with the environment. These buildings would be designed to float on water, using sustainable materials and innovative techniques that allow them to adapt to rising sea levels. The structure could include modular platforms that adjust to water fluctuations, with fluid and dynamic shapes reminiscent of sea waves. Recreational spaces, such as water gardens and recreation areas, would be integrated into the architecture, creating a harmonious environment where residents can enjoy nature. To address water scarcity, rainwater harvesting systems and purification technologies could be implemented to enable efficient use of the resource. Additionally, buildings could feature floating gardens that not only provide fresh food, but also act as community spaces where residents can interact and collaborate. The interiors would be designed to maximize natural light and views of the waterscape, with open spaces that encourage coexistence. Recreational areas would include play areas, spaces for water activities and rest areas, all surrounded by vegetation that helps filter the air and create a pleasant microclimate.