In India's cyclone-prone Sundarbans, extreme weather is a yearly threat — flattening homes and deepening poverty. But local communities and NGOs are turning to resilient architecture to fight back. Using bamboo, clay, and aerodynamic designs, new homes are being built to withstand powerful storms. Bamboo is fast growing and abundant in the Sundarbans. The new homes, inspired by traditional techniques and adapted for modern needs, offer safety and hope to families who can’t afford to rebuild after every cyclone. With climate change intensifying, smart design is becoming a lifeline in one of India’s most vulnerable regions.