Narek Black (kcalbkeran)

Cube houses in Rotterdam Among the eclectic Dutch urban landscapes, these cubic houses attract attention with their unusual shape. Tilted at 45 degrees, they seem to defy gravity, but at the same time offer an optimal interior layout. Architect Pete Blom has developed an inventive concept for creating a "forest" inside the city by grouping tower-shaped cubes representing abstract trees. Their disorienting asymmetry defies norms. However, from a practical point of view, they maximize the volume, allowing you to place three levels of living space within a limited urban space.

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You can become anyone, the choice is yours.

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Earth House, Switzerland Resembling to real life Hobbit holes, Earth House is an architectural marvel styled through the natural terrains for forming the walls of a house. These are really homes erected into hillsides, with banked earth situated on the top of the basic structures. People live in this residence from many years. It is among the most unusual houses of the world.

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Casa Terracota, Colombia Also called as Ceramic House, Casa Terracota is entirely built by hand through clay and parched in the sun. Located in a regal mountain village of Colombia, this unusual structure is also known as the ‘Casa de Flintstone’ or Flintstone House by locals. It appears like a large mound of clay, freely shaped to look like a cottage. This weird structure is surrounded by lush green farmland and positioned against a spectacular setting of the mountains.

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