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Top 10 most bizarre buildings in the world
10. Mushroom House (Mushroom / Tree house)
The honorable tenth place is the house like a fungus. He designed and built a professor at the University of Cincinnati (Ohio, USA), architect Terry Brown (Terry Brown). In 2006 the house was put up for sale for $ 400, 000.
9. Golden Pyramid (Golden Pyramid House)
"Golden Pyramid" built somewhere in Illinois, USA. The building is used as a hotel.
8. Museum, Ripley's Believe It Or Not
The building of the museum Ripley's Believe It Or Not in Branson, Missouri, United States. The first impression that the museum is not one survived the earthquake.
7. Steel House (Steel House)
Artist Robert Bruno (Robert Bruno) decided to create a steel sculpture, and turned the whole house. Located in Texas.
6. House-basket (The Longaberger Company / The Basket Building)
Ironically, this building is the headquarters of the company, which is engaged in the production of baskets and other woven products.
5. Crooked House (Crooked House)
This building is located in Poland in the resort town of Sopot and is very popular among tourists. The project was designed by architects from Szotynscy & Zaleski. The "fabulous" house are very real shops, bars and cafes.
4. Dancing House (The Dancing House)
Also known as "drunken house" designed Czech architect Vlado Milunic (Vlado Milunić) and the famous Canadian-American architect and Pritzker Prize winner Frank Gehry (Frank Gehry). Most building a business center in Prague, Czech Republic.
3. Robot (Robot Building)
This building is the headquarters of Bank United Overseas Bank. It is located in Bangkok, Thailand. Author of the project: Sumet Jumsai.
2. Habitat, 67
The residential complex designed by Moshe Safdie (Moshe Safdie) is probably a sly smile at all indifferent to parkour. Be warned, however, that the conquest of this building you have to go to Montreal, Canada.
1. Capsule Tower Nakagin (Nakagin Capsule Tower)
First place gets a deserved building which is called the product of metabolism (in this case for architectural). Tower Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo glorified Kisho Kurokawa (Kisho Kurokawa) for the whole world. At the moment it is in the list of the world's architectural heritage DOCOMOMO International.
13-storey tower consists of 140 independent capsules, each of which can be replaced by a new one as necessary.