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People always want something to stand out from, different from others. Even at least building the most unusual house. In this article we picked up pictures from the most unusual houses around the world, including the number of built from very unusual materials, for example from trees or ice.
1. A woman from Bulgaria near her house in Sokuellamos in central Spain. About 40 people live in this temporary camp. in the hot and dusty area of Castilla La Mancha. At night they sleep at 20 tipping tanks – the size of a car.
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2. People stand in line to visit an inverted house, built at the Education Center and promoting the region in the village Zsumbark in northern Poland. Inverted House Created by Daniel Zhapievsky and symbolized the inverted world of the social block after the fall of the Iron Curtain ..
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3. A house built on a rock in the middle of the Drina River near the Serbian city of Baina Basta, about 160 km from the capital Belgrade. The house was built in 1968 by a group of young people who decided that the rock on the river is an ideal place for such a miniature housing.
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4. Octagonal three bedroom house built on rotating platform near Wingham, about 250 km to northeast of Sydney. A house that costs about 700,000 dollars, can complete a full revolution around its axis approximately in 30 minutes.
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5. Aircraft-shaped house in Abuja, Nigeria.
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6. General view of a tree house in Le Pian Medoc, southwest France. The house is rented for various celebrations and picnics.
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7. Residents of a cemetery in Manila climb into their houses built on top of columbaria – the storage of urns with ashes after cremation. Many poor urban residents build their homes in public cemeteries, as well as converted into housing abandoned graves and mausoleums.
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8. Tourists posing in front of an upturned house in Tamparuli in Malaysia on the island of Borneo. The house was built as a tourist Sight. It has all the necessary household appliances and household items such as a computer, refrigerator, sofas, dining table and beds – but it’s all upside down head. ”
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9. Bogumil Lota, a 73-year-old builder, rotates around an axis his house, which he built in Velka Hamry, near the city Jablonec, 100 km northeast of Prague. Lot was obsessed with the idea conceptual home and began to build his own unique home in 1981 year. Construction was completed by 2002. This unusual house can move up and down and rotate around its axis, which allows its inhabitants to adjust the views from the windows.
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10. Bohumil Lota demonstrates suitably his house, which can rotate around its axis.
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11. A woman stands in the bathroom in the house “upside down”, which was built by Polish architects Irek Glowansky and Marek Rozhansky, in the western Austrian village of Terfens. Project designed to serve as a new tourist center.
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12. Hong Kong architect Gary Chang lies in a hammock in his 32 meter apartment in Hong Kong. After three decades of living in one apartment, Chang came up with an innovative answer to an increasingly the crowded life of many urban residents – the concept of “internal transformations “premises.
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13. Brazilian artist Tiago Primo (above) and his brother Gabriel on the wall of a house in Rio de Janeiro. Strange vertical apartment in the central area of Rio de Janeiro, built on a climbing wall by Brazilian artists attracted the attention of thousands of tourists.
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14. Benito Hernandez stands near his house near San Jose de Las Piedras in the northern state of Mexico Coahuila. On the for over 30 years, Hernandez, his wife Santa Marta de la Cruz Villarreal and their family lived in such an unusual brick house, near which instead of a roof is a huge 40-meter boulder-rock. Home located near the city of San Jose de Piedras in the arid Coahuila Desert, about 80 km from the Texas border.
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15. 62-year-old Miguel Restrepo and his wife Maria Garcia in their house, located in the sewers of Medellin, the capital of Colombia. Former the addict has been living in an abandoned sewer manhole for 22 years along with his wife and dog Blackie. The total area of their home, equipped with kitchen, fan, TV, chairs and bed, is 6 square meters.
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16. Huaiyang Lu, one of the most secure walled houses Fujian Tulou was built in 1909, in Nanjing, Fujian. Earthen buildings that are designed with closed walls to protect against external danger, began to be built from the 11th century. In 2008, 46 such Fujian Tulou Buildings have been World Heritage Sites United Nations Educational, Scientific and Culture (UNESCO).
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17. Girls jump on a trampoline near houses built into the rock on Rockland Ranch in Moab, Utah. In a town that locals called “Rock”, about 100 people live, about 15 families. Here live the families of Mormon polygamists who settled on this place since the middle of the XIX century.
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