Some of the strangest buildings in the world!

1.Leaning House (Poland).

2.Kong Jia (Texas, USA).

3.Offensive House of Representatives (Vienna, Austria).

4.Habitat Summer 67 (Montreal, Canada).

Kuraku Building (Tokyo, Japan).

6.Shangri-La Hotel, Calacmul (Mexico).

7.Cube House (Rotterdam, Netherlands).

8.Shoe House (Pennsylvania, USA).

9.Guggenheim Museum (Bilbao, Spain).

10.National Library (Minsk, Belarus).

11.Kansas City Public Library (Missouri, USA).

12.Church of the Rock (Arizona, USA).

13.House of the Mind (Barcelona, Spain).

14.Torre Galletia Figueres (Spain).

15.Grand Lisboa Palace (Macau, China).

16.Manchester Civil Justice Centre (Manchester, UK) 17Wooden House of Representatives (Russia).

18.Forest Spiral Department Store (Darmstadt, Germany).

19.Crazy House (Vietnam).

20.Stone House (Guimarães, Portugal).

21.Basket Building (USA).

22.Dance Building (Prague, Czech Republic).

23.Ferdinand Cheval Blanc (France).

24.Kamaya (Texas, USA).

25.Forge Building (Tennessee, USA).

26.Container City (London, UK).

Especially the first ones, the styling is very fun. I don't think these buildings can be described as strange anymore, it's really amazing!!

There are no which, which should be which, the strangest Chinese big pants.

Would we like to work in a panda-shaped building? Absolute. Do you really want to live in a mysterious misty mountain forest, in a moody Victorian cottage, somewhere you can't even find it on a map?

The world is full of wonderfully weird and incredibly beautiful buildings, and of course, some of these places are very unrealistic for anyone inside. But OMG! Look how impressive they are!

Houses like this are generally built on bridges, and in addition, the larger surface of the upper floors is a way to avoid housing taxes based on the occupancy of the soil area. These houses are sturdy and there are still many of them in Europe, most of which are still inhabited.

According to Dr. Komisar, no architect is prepared for all the potential problems they may encounter in a project. No matter how good you are, you will never be perfect. She noted that "however, understanding site conditions and evaluating other buildings with the same building techniques and materials can help avoid problems," and that preparation and research do have their uses.

However, architects need to be realistic: no project will go exactly as planned.

A mural by street artist Camille Walala, whose work is inspired by the symbols and shapes of the Memphis movement, the color culture of the Ndebele tribe in South Africa, and the hallucinations of opera master Victor Vasarely.

1. Real and distorted houses

Located in Sopot, Poland, it is an outbuilding of a thriving shopping mall and has become a famous local tourist attraction. It was built in 2004, with a twisted folded shape and an exaggerated and non-chaotic curved design, like a house in a mirror.

2. Lookout - guetteur

Located in the French open-air shopping mall Polygoneriviera, the building is 22 meters high, including the statue of the human head, and there is an elevator inside the statue.

3. Fu Lu Shou Building

Located in Sanhe City, Hebei Province, it is the Tianzi Hotel that is in operation, and the appearance is a three-star statue of "Fu Lu Shou", high meters, this building was rated by Guinness World Records as "the world's largest picture building".

4. Wat Samphran Dragon Entanglement Temple

Located in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, the shape of the dragon gives a powerful shock, with a total height of 80 meters and a total of 16 floors. Only the 1st, 2nd, and top floors are open to visitors, and visitors can walk from the dragon's body to the top floor and overlook the entire Nakhon Pathom province.

5. Baskets

Located on the 7th floor in Newark, Ohio, USA, is the former headquarters of Longaberger, a company that sells handmade baskets made from maple trees. Built on the prototype of one of the best-selling baskets, the real "what you build is what you get".

6. Lotus Temple-Bahá'í Temple

Located in the southeast of Delhi, India, it was built in 1986 and is made entirely of white marble. With its brilliance and ingenuity, it has left a deep impression on people.

7. Kansas City Public Library

Located in Kansas City, Missouri, USA, it is known as "the coolest library in America". According to the vote of the local residents, the 22 most influential books were selected, and the spine of these books was used as the exterior, and the walls were built into the shape of bookshelves, which is very appropriate for the meaning and image.

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1.Shoe-shaped church, Taiwan A 56-foot (m) and 36-foot (11 m) glass church in the shape of Cinderella's heels was built in Chiayi, Taiwan. 2.

Airplane House, Nigeria The house in Abuja was designed by an urban planner whose wife loved to travel and wanted him to build something like an airplane. The result: a design that appears as if an airplane has landed on top of the house.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris and the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco are both glorious and unusual. They are an unusual building because of the difficulty of their construction, and secondly, they have a very important place in history and have a glorious history.

For example, the Tower of the Pearl of the Orient is mainly because these buildings are very oblique and look like they are crumbling.

1. The Pyramid of Giza in Egypt is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The pyramid of Jiza belongs to King Kafra on the left, King Kufu on the right, and a sphinx is attached nearby.

2. The statue of Zeus is the largest chamber statue in the world, and the temple of Zeus, where the statue of Zeus is located, is the source of the Olympic Games.

3. The Pharos Lighthouse is different from the other six wonders because it does not have any religious overtones and is built purely for the actual life of the people.

4. Babylonian Hanging Gardens, archaeologists have not been able to find the remains of the Hanging Gardens, and the ancients who mentioned the Hanging Gardens only heard from other people's mouths, and did not really see them.

5. Artemis is the Greek goddess of hunting, and the goddess of Artemis in ancient Greece was deeply admired, so the temple of Artemis was built.

6. The Great Wall of China is one of the great projects in ancient China. It was built in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and the survivors of the present day were built in the Ming Dynasty. The Great Wall is the only three-degree empty structure ever seen in space.

7. The Mausolos Tomb Temple is located in Halikanassus, in the southwest of Turkey.

8. The Colossus of Rhodes Island is the most mysterious of the Seven Wonders, as it fell in just fifty-six years.