The most unusual buildings from around the world
Modern technological advances help to implement the most incredible projects. Design of houses and other buildings has stepped away from the ordinary standard of architecture.
In the photo: "Inverted House" (Upside down house) in Szymbark, Poland.
"Tenerife Auditorium", the Canary Islands, Spain.
"Bull ring", Birmingham, UK.
The public library in Kansas City, USA.
The project "Eden", the United Kingdom.
"Edificio mirador" in Madrid.
"Calakmul building" - building a giant washing machine, Mexico.
The residential complex "Habitat-67" in Montreal, Canada.
Olympic Stadium in Montreal.
Lotus Temple in New Delhi, India.
"Atomium" in Brussels, Belgium.
Stone House (Stone house), Portugal.
"Cubic houses", Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Museum of Art in Denver.
Milwaukee Art Museum, USA.
Museum of Arts in Graz, Austria.
"Le Palais Ideal", France. Built usual French postman Ferdinand Cheval, an enthusiast for 33 years (1879-1912).
Lutheran Church in Reykjavik, Iceland.
"Longaberger Basket Building", Newark, USA.
"Wonder works", Pigeon Forge, USA.
"Crooked house", Poland.
National Theater in Beijing.
A unique 13-storey wooden "skyscraper" in Arkhangelsk. Demolished in 2009.
Faisal Mosque in Pakistan, Islamabad.
Modern technological advances help to implement the most incredible projects. Design houses stepped away from the ordinary standard of architecture, and these outstanding works can be attributed to a number of unique jewelry in the world. In the photo: "Inverted House" (Upside down house) in Szymbark, Poland.
"Tenerife Auditorium", the Canary Islands, Spain.
"Bull ring", Birmingham, UK.
The public library in Kansas City, USA.
The project "Eden", the United Kingdom.
"Edificio mirador" in Madrid.
"Calakmul building" - building a giant washing machine, Mexico.
The residential complex "Habitat-67" in Montreal, Canada.
Olympic Stadium in Montreal.
Lotus Temple in New Delhi, India.
"Atomium" in Brussels, Belgium.
Stone House (Stone house), Portugal.
"Cubic houses", Rotterdam, The Netherlands.