10 Houses With Strange Architecture In The World

The following architectural works will surprise visitors with new creations in design.
10 houses with strange architecture in the world
1. Transparent House, Japan: Located on the most populous street in Tokyo, the transparent house has an area of 914 m and is the work of Sou Fujimoto architect. The floors are made up of 21 floor plates, distributed at different heights, giving a very impressive look. Thanks to this special design, all members of the house can easily connect with each other no matter what room they are in

. Photo: Getty.
2. Real Estate, Mexico: This architectural work was designed by Javier Senosiain and built in Naucalpan de Juarez The house was completed in 2016.



Besides the unique shape element of the house, the colorful wall creating a rainbow effect is also the attraction for visitors to visit. Photo: Homereview.
3. Flintstone House, USA: Located in Malibu, California, this place looks like the house in the Stone Age. The work was inspired by the house of a cartoon character in the famous movie "The Flimtstone Family". From the house, visitors can both watch the green hills and admire the clear blue ocean. Photo: Orangesmile
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House Keret, Poland: This unique architecture is located in the city of Warsaw. This is the narrowest house in the world when it is located between 2 buildings with a width of 92-152 cm. Designed by architect Jakub Szczesny in 2012, the house is considered an artistic icon of the Polish Contemporary Art Foundation. Photo: Archdaily.
5. Old Water Town, Belgium: This water tower was built in 1941 and was in operation until the 1990s. Some time after that, it served as a city view tower. However, in 2007, this old water tower was completely renovated by Bham Design Studio into a family home.



Photo: Orangesmile.
6. Roof apartment on Brooklyn clock tower, USA: 600 m2 apartment in Brooklyn Clock Tower, with unique and high class architecture. The four walls are surrounded by giant clock faces and overlook the three major cities of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. Photo: Newyorkpost.
7. Costa Verde Hotel, Costa Rica: A Boeing 727 that broke down in 1965 has been repaired to become a Costa Verde hotel with full high-end services. This plane is set at an altitude of about 15 m above the ground.



As a result, visitors can fully see the uniqueness of the beautiful Manuel Antonio National Park. Photo: Uniqhotel.
8. Toilet Park, South Korea: From a private home of the mayor of Suwon city, the "giant toilet" becomes a museum in 2009, then a park in 2012. Visitors are encouraged freely explore the sculptural statues and imitate funny movements here. Photo: Savoring.
9. Egg House, China: The egg-shaped house of a college graduate has become famous throughout the streets of Beijing.



At a cost of 965 USD, the house "egg" was built of bamboo, outside covered with sacks containing wooden shells and grass seeds. Due to the modest area, this place can only accommodate 1 single bed and some odd things. Photo: Tocka.
10. Lubbock Steel House, USA: This is a giant work of art made entirely by steel. Sculptor Robert Bruno's work has a strange and confusing appearance. While many visitors commented that this was a flying object (UFO), others associated it with an insect. Photo: Imgur.




According to Thu Ha / Zing news
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