Unusual houses of the world

It would seem that the architecture ceases to be amazing, preference is increasingly given to functionality rather than an interesting view. But still in the world there are such houses, which are known outside the country. And all thanks to their originality and interesting design solution. Such projects are available in different countries and are single and often made to order at the request of a particular family.

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House geometry (boulder, USA)

The building was built in 1958. It was designed by Charles Hertling, a well-known organic architect. The house is unusual in that instead of the walls and roof has 16 triangles, in which some see the foliage of trees, others - mirrored pyramids.

Glass house (London, England)

The house is located near Highgate cemetery since 2008. Its owners inherited the land, but did not want to sell it or change it for a plot in another place, and the authorities did not allow to build a modern building, as it would violate the overall picture. The building, which was located on the site earlier, was already in disrepair, so living in it was not possible. The new owners did not want to repeat its historical project with accuracy. The parties agreed that the construction permit will be given on the condition that the house will be completely transparent.

House of bubbles (teul-sur-Mer, France)

The building consists of a Suite of nine rooms, each of which resembles a bubble, because its designer, Antti Lovag, could not stand the corners. In General, the house was more of a cave with grottoes arising out of each other than in the ordinary dwelling.

Hello-house

During the reconstruction of the old Victorian house, Rosa Nolan came up with the word "HELLO" to amuse the people around them who pass by after a hard day's work. So we got the touch of modernity into the historic era, delighting the eyes of passers-by.

Villa underground (Waltz, Switzerland)

The house has a single wall on the street, facing the mountains, that is visible only to nature. The Villa itself is underground, but each room has a window. Nearby there is a traditional Alpine village, which leads underground passage (you can get inside the house only through it). From the village the building can't be seen even if you know where it is. From this perspective, this place looks like a small hill.

Since there are no hotels nearby, the owners often rent rooms to curious tourists

House-plane (Malibu, USA)

Francie Revald bought two wings and part of the tail of the decommissioned Boeing and installed them on a concrete frame. To the building was not taken for the wreckage of the plane, the crash, the owner had to solve bureaucratic issues and register a house in the Federal aviation administration to avoid regular inspections.

Dome house (Zelenograd, Russia)

The spherical house is completely covered with larch shingles, so it is also called "pineapple". His mistress, the doctor Olga Kochneva, deliberately looking for a project of such a house, which would be quite different from the usual city buildings. This house is a dacha, so inside it everything is made only of natural materials, so that nothing resembled the bustle of the city. Inside there is not even a TV to the hostess could fully relax.

Three cases (Boston, USA)

The building really looks like boxes. The Windows are at the top where the "boxes" intersect and connect with each other. This is to ensure that in a crowded neighborhood owners can have a private space and were hidden from the eyes of thousands of people passing by every year.

Greenhouse house (Hildesheim, Germany)

This building is entirely made of glass. The owners of the house, the couple Kremkau, engaged in landscaping, so just have to have their own greenhouse for growing plants. When they got tired of going from home to the greenhouse and back, they decided to combine them in the same building. And the total area of living rooms there is less than the greenhouse.

Cage house (Tokyo, Japan)

This is a house, the material of the walls of which are the lattice of pipes and partitions of tinted translucent glass. It would seem that this is a modern art object, but it is a house built in 2009, where a man lives with his dog. The residential part is minimal, the contents of other rooms can be viewed from the street.