This master thesis project focuses on solving issues in low altitude areas caused by global warming while creating new and preserving the existing natural habitats. Also at the same time maintaining overall sustainability and even improving the social and economic conditions of the region. It does so by creating a synthetic fiber reef structure naturally “grown” with BiorockTM technology, presenting it with exceptional ecological and economical benefits. The design is driven by symbiosis of utilizing the specific Biorock qualities combined with enhancing these through artificial intelligence (machine learning) based composition. For the case study one of the most populated and prolific victims of climate change in the central Pacific Ocean was chosen, the volcanic atoll of Tarawa, Kiribati.
