Beautiful garden houses. The most original houses in the world
Everyone New Year For more than thirty years, we are pleased to see a wonderful comedy "Irony of Fate, or with a light steam!". Fate swirl over the hero, throwing it into another city, but the street was the same, and at home, and the apartments, and even the keys approached!
Here in such an averaged and the same we live with you, but there are people who do not want to live like puzzles. And they build their own, nothing else is relevant at home.
The highest house on the tree
At home on the trees are building not only children for entertainment, but also adults so that they are equipped with a fairly comfortable home. One of these houses in 2004 was built by the environmental defenders and became the highest home on the tree. 
This house was located on the island of Tasmania at a height of at least two hundred feet from the ground and consisted of 2 platforms. The record holder was a kitchen and a shower. For five months, six people lived in it, attracting the attention of the world community to the deforestation of forests and buildings of Australia. Now the highest house on the tree does not exist.
"Dancing" House in Prague
The "dancing" house, erected in the historical part of Prague, is absolutely embarrassed from the surrounding landscape. It consists of two cylindrical towers, one of which is symmetrical and correct, and the second is twisted in such a way that it may seem that the building was broken into dance. It has long been recognized as one of the most original architectural creations in deconstation style. 
"Dancing" House - Project of Architects Vlado Milunich and Frank Geri
Unusual transparent house
A unique transparent house is built in Japan. The project developed the architect Su Fujimoto, striving with the help of transparent walls to create a house combining all neighbors. He called HOUSE Na. Its total area is only fifty-five square meters. Rooms in apartments are located on the diversion platforms. 
Plus such a transparent house in the abundance of light. The disadvantage is the same transparency, because it is almost impossible to hide from other people's eyes. At night, the walls of the house are closed blinds, thanks to which the inhabitants become invisible to all observing them outside. It will rightly notice that House Na is not the only transparent house in the world. Many countries can boast of transparent structures.
"Curve House"
In 2004, a unusual house of a fantastic appearance was built in the Polish city of Sopot, which further received the name "Curve House". His project created the Swedish artist Per Dalberg, inspired by the fairy tales Yana Marina Szanser. He conceived to give the building a fabulous look. It should be noted that he managed to realize his conceived. 
On the pages of the Internet "curve house" is very popular. By participating in the "Great Dreamers" contest, the "curve house" was named the best architectural project. Numerous tourists seek to take pictures on memory against the background of such an unusual structure. Today it is located a shopping center with a variety of shops, cafes and bars.
House "Piano with Violin" in China
The building is located in the Chinese city of Huainan. It is made in the form of a violin leaning to piano. A transparent string tool is the original entrance to the building, it is here that an escalator is located for lifting in Royal. 
This is a joint work of students of the Hefey Technological University and designers of the company "Huainan Fangkai Decoration Project Co.". Experts have provided nightlighted, which makes the landmark decoration of the city not only during the daytime.
"House Sutyagina"
It is also known about Russian unusual houses. One of them was in Arkhangelsk. It's about the "House of Sutyagina", which was built out of the tree in the old technology. 
Unfortunately, the "House of Sutyagin" was so fully and not completed. His master was arrested, and after serving the term no longer had a material opportunity to continue construction.
The height of this thirteen-story wooden structure was forty-five meters. Eyewitnesses tell that being on the thirteenth floor, you could see the White Sea. During the construction of the owner of the house planned to put it in the Guinness Book of Records. Unfortunately, the unfinished house recordsman is lost. In 2008, by the court decision, it was reduced to 4 floors (permission should be on the construction of higher private houses), and in 2012 the structure destroyed the fire (a neighbor's saucer caught fire).
Deposit at the house of Sutyagin
Unusual "House-Basket"
In America, Ohio has a house that resembles a huge monument to a wicker basket. In fact, this is a house that is the office of Longaberger, specializing in the production of baskets and other braid products. The building was built on request of this company. This construction spent about thirty million dollars. 
Thanks to this original appearance At home, the company practically does not need additional advertising, because the "house-basket" is the most real attraction, which everyone knows about.
Amazing "House-Cactus"
The house similar to the cactus was built in the Netherlands in the city of Rotterdam. Wishing to bring a person to nature, the architects created a project of the house, which later in the top ten of the most "green" skyscrapers. The house was compared with the cactus due to the open terraces. 
In a unique 19-story house there is ninety-eight apartments. Balconies of each of them semicircular shapes, due to which the plants growing on them are lit from all sides. Outwardly, these balconies resemble large improvised steps, as if screwing out like a spiral up. "House-Cactus" is a real decoration of Rotterdam.
"Brutal" House Moshe Safdi
Architect Moshe Safdi built a residential complex of 354 concrete cubes in Montreal, chaotic delivered on each other. In this array there are 146 apartments. It is called this style "brutalism".An unusual house built literally in stone is located in Portugal not far from the town of Fafe. He, too, resembles the dwelling of prehistoric people from the cartoon "Flinstone". This house built in 1973 Viktor Rodriguez in the mountains between two huge boulders. The purpose of creating this fabulous dwelling is to find a place where it would be possible to retire and relax with the family away from civilization. Surprisingly, according to the site, none of the most expensive homes in Russia has not fallen into the list of the most unusual buildings.
Some people on our planet from one thought about that they would have to live in a nondescript house like everyone else, it is bad. They decided to be original and created unique houses that, perhaps, not everyone will fall to taste, but the flight of the fantasy of their creators is difficult not to evaluate. See the very following original houses in the world.
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1. Hut on the Rerina River in Serbia.
This is no doubt one of the most unusual homes in the world. It is located on the Rerina River near Bajina Basta - cities in the western part of Serbia. The house looks very lonely, perhaps his creator loves to be away away from the bustle. (Photo: Flickr.com).
2. House-snail in Bulgaria. This five-story building, built in 2009, is located in the capital of Bulgaria - Sofia. Apparently, his owner loves bugs very much, because the bee sits on the snail. (Photo: Flickr.com).
3. Neverwas Haul, USA. Neverwas Haul was built by a group of adventure crawler at the Burning Man's Festival in the Black Rock Desert in Northern Nevada. The house-palace on wheels is made in Victorian-style trash. (Photo: Christopher Prentiss Michel).
4. House-stone in Portugal. Casa Do Penedo or House-stone can be seen in the Mountains of Fafa to Portugal. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
5. Habitat 67, Canada. Habitat 67 is a residential complex in Montreal, the MOSHE SAFDI project. It consists of 354 interconnected different ways Precast concrete modules whose overall height reaches 12 floors. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
6. House of Flinstovnov in the United States. It is located in Malibu, in the state of California, and was put up for sale for $ 3.5 million after his owner died - Dick Clark. (Photo: facebook.com).
7. House of Keret in Poland. Art installation, which was created by the Jakub Szczęsny architect in 2012 in Warsaw. This is perhaps the most narrow house In the world, but it really can live in it. The photo is what is between 2 buildings. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
8. House 1 m2, Germany. Would you be able to live on an area of \u200b\u200b1 m2? The architect Van Bo Le-Mentzel wanted to prove that this is possible, and created a portable 1-meter house. How do you like this idea? (Photo: Flickr.com).
9. House-Boeing 727 in the United States. This unusual home is located in Beno'a, in Mississippi. Joanne USSARY - The hostess of the house spent a lot of funds for his reconstruction, so that he answered all its requirements, but it was worth it, there is even a jacuzzi in the plane. (Photo: Flickr.com).
10. House-toilet, South Korea. The idea, of course, is so-so. Well, who wants to live in the toilet? As it turned out, it is the headquarters of activists who founded ... World Wide Toilet Organization. (Photo: Jo Yong-Hak / Reuters).
11. Inverted house in Poland. This house is not for those who have dizziness. In the house, which is located in Shimbark, really all with legs on the head, even paintings on the walls. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
12. House-sink in Mexico. This unusual, fabulous house, called Nautilus (Nautilus), was built in 2006 in the capital of Mexico. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
13. House-mushroom in the USA. The mushroom house was built in the early 1970s in Perington, in New York, and due to its unusual design immediately became the hero of several American TV shows. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
14. Steel house in the United States. The house was created on the project Robert Bruno - the world famous artist and sculptor. The building looks as if it is carved from one piece of metal. Original, you will not say anything. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
15. Waterfall in the United States. This house was designed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935 and is located in southwestern Pennsylvania. Highly beautiful house. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
16. House-boot, USA. The house in the form of a boot was built in Hellam, in Pennsylvania, a local magnant named Mahlon N. Hainesa, which thus wanted to give tribute to his business. Earlier it was a guest house, now it's only a museum. (Photo: Flickr.com).
17. BUBBLE HOUSE in France. This original house can be seen in Cannes. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
18. House-log in the United States. The house is made within sequo, which was about 2,000 years. House-log is located in the city of Garberville. (Photo: OneLogHouse.com).
19. House-barrel for salting in the United States. This jocked house is located in Grand Marais, in Michigan. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
20. House-strawberry in Tokyo in Japan. (Photo: Flickr.com). 
21. Texas House-kettle in the United States. (Photo: Flickr.com). 
22. House-welding kettle in the USA. It is located in the city of Cilla, in Washington state and was built in 1922. Before he became a local attraction, the house was a gas station. (Photo: Flickr.com).
23. A holey house in the USA. In my opinion, this is the most original house in the world. One thing to say for sure, in such a house will never be stuffy. (Photo: Flickr.com).
24. Kvivik Igloo in Denmark. A tiny house with a roof of the roof can be removed for $ 150 per night. (Photo: Flickr.com).
25. Lego House in England. The idea of \u200b\u200bcreating this house belongs to a person named James May. The house was built hundreds of volunteers from more than 3 million blocks. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons).
26. KLEIN BOTTLE HOUSE, AUSTRALIA. Klein Bottle House is the superiority of geometry over architecture. This is the only one in its kind in the world, which in 2009 received a prestigious award at the World Festival of Architecture. (Photo: facebook.com).
They want him to be unusual, different from the rest.
Some are not shy of spending big money for uniqueness, others are trying to make their home as environmentally friendly as possible, and the third build a budget option.
Here is just a small list of houses with unusual architectural ideas.
1. House balancing on stone
This house is standing on the stone for 45 years. He is in Serbia, and maybe it is not the most the best place For rest, fans pay their uniqueness.
For the first time, some young swimmers were offered the idea of \u200b\u200bsuch a house, and in next year The house was already ready. It is only one room.
Surprisingly, he managed to resist the stone, given the strong winds that blow in the terrain.
2. House Hobbit
Photographer Simon Dale (Simon Dale) spent about $ 5,5 than US dollars to turn small plot Earth in the house, which is surprisingly similar to the place of residence of one of the heroes of the novel "The Lord of the Rings".
Dale built a house for his family for only 4 months. He helped his father-in-law.
There are several eco-friendly parts in the house, including wood waste for outdoor coatings, lime Plaster (instead of cement) for walls, bales of straw on dry masonry, dry latles, solar panels for electricity, and water supply from the spring, which is nearby.
3. House under the dome
Having spent 6 years and 9,000 dollars, Steve Arin (Steve Areen) managed to build a dream home.
There is a given structure in Thailand. The main part of the house required 2/3 of all investments, and the remaining 3,000 dollars Steve spent on arrangement.
The house has a place to stay, hammock, personal pond, and almost everything inside the house is made of natural materials.
4. Floating house
Above the design of this house worked as architect Dimitr Malse (Dymitr Malsew). From the name it is clear than a uniquely given structure.
Mobile home is built on a floating platform. Such a location opens amazing view of the surrounding nature.
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5. tiny house
This small house,named "Tiny House", has an area of \u200b\u200bonly 18 square meters. meters. Its author was the architect Macy Miller. Over the house worked for about two years, using a lot of things made by their own hands.
Despite its compactness, in the house you can find everything you need for a convenient accommodation.
The idea came the architect then when Macey was tired of paying crazy money for their former housing.
At this stage, it continues to improve its new home.
6. House from old windows
The cost of building this house cost photographer Nick Olson (Nick Olson) and designer Lila Khovitz (Lilah Horwitz) of $ 500.
For several months they collected old thrown windows to create a house in the mountains in West Virginia.
7. House of cargo containers
Four 12-meter containers were converted to one house, which was called El Tiemblo House. There is this house in Avila, Spain.
Designer of this project Studio James & Mau Arquitectura, and built his experts from Infiniski.
The total area of \u200b\u200bthe structure is 190 square meters. meters. Approximately 6 months and 140,000 euros went to the construction of the entire complex.
8. House from the school bus
Student Faculty of architecture Hank Butitta (Hank Butitta) decided to use his knowledge and turn the old school bus to the house, which he acquired via the Internet.
To re-equip the bus to a modular mobile home, he used the old floor of the gym and Phaneur.
For 15 weeks he graduated from his bold project, which he turned into his own home.
9. House from Water Tower
After purchasing the Old Water Tower in the center of London, Leigh Osbourne (Graham Voce) decided to update it.
They spent 8 months, turning the old construction to a new, modern residential building.
High-rise apartment located in the center of the tower has big windowsAnd the upper part of the structure opens the view of the whole nature around.
10. House from the train car carriage
The car from the train Great Northern Railway X215 was converted to a comfortable accommodation for housing. There is this house in Essex, Montana.
The car was completely updated and now it has everything, from the kitchen and bathroom, to the master bedroom and even the gas fireplace.
11. Mobile house of logs
The house was asleep by Hans Liberg, and he is located in Hilversum, the Netherlands.
Due to its structure, the house merges with nature and becomes almost invisible among the trees, especially with closed windows.
Inside the house is made in the style of minimalism. Many details are made manually.
Eco-friendly houses
12. Silo-granular house
Silo grain can boast a large volume that can be used to create good house An area of \u200b\u200b140-190 square meters. meters.
In addition, the structure itself is quite economical. It is worth noting that many managed to evaluate all the advantages of such a dwelling, including Don and Caroline Riedlinger (Don Riedlinger, Carolyn Riedlinger) from Gilbert, Arizona, USA.
They even managed to connect three scene granaries at once to create a certain estate.
13. Eco-friendly micro house
The project called Nomad is an affordable alternative for those who want to be called a homeowner.
Microd, developed by the designer Jan Lorne Kent (Ian Lorne Kent) costs 30,000 US dollars.
The compact structure has a size of only 3x3 meters, but its design, especially large windows, creates the impression that the house is much more.
According to the developer, to collect such a house, you need only one assistant and one week.
14. House of garbage containers
California Designer Gregory Cloene turned the garbage containers in Brooklyn to his own home.
Similar to one-room apartment The structure of the 42-year-old designer was completely updated, and now it has everything you need for a normal stay.
In the corner is small kitchen with a microwave and mini oven.
In addition, the house has a bedroom with a place for things built under it.
There is also a toilet and shower outdoors. Water in the shower is supplied from a 22-liter tank to accumulate rainwater. The tank is on the roof of the house.
15. House equipped with solar energy
Named Halo, this house has an area of \u200b\u200b60 square meters. meters and was developed by Team Sweden - a group of 25 students from Technical University Chalmers, Sweden.
The house uses solar energy and is built using renewable materials.
Solar batteries installed above the house play two roles at once - supply the house of electricity and are the roof of the entire structure.
House in the forest
16. House among trees
Instead of cutting out trees for clearing the territory for the house, Architect Keisuke Kawaguchi (Keisuke Kawaguchi) from K2 Design decided to build a chain of several residential areas that are around the trees.
The structure is located in the city of Jonago, Japan and is called "Residence in Disen". It is a multi-room home associated with short corridors and surrounded by nature.
17. Japanese Forest House
Using local materials, Racan Schulz Racing Instructor (Brian Schulz), who also has a boat construction, created its own oasis in the states of Oregon, USA.
The house carries the Japanese beauty of the design to the other end of the world.
18. Modern house Hobbit
The Dutch Architects Firm SEARCH together with Christian Muller Architects created a house that is embedded in the hillside in the waltz commune, Switzerland.
From a technical point of view, the house is underground, but his entire courtyard with a terrace goes to open space.
The structure of the house allows you to see someone who went to the courtyard, all the beauty of nature.
19. House built into the cave
There is this house in the city of Feztus, Missouri. It is embedded in a sand cave. Initially, Kurt Sleeper found a place at one of the eBay auctions - the cave was only 30-kilometers from the house where he lives with his wife.
Soon the OP acquired this place and turned it into the house. He took almost 5 months to become the owner of this place and more than 4 years to complete the construction.
Inside, it is always warm and the surrounding nature is felt, so the family may not even go outside.
20. Underground house in the desert
This semi-layered stone house, created by Deca Architecture, merges with environmental rural part of Greece.
The house is half hidden under the ground, which does not affect the surrounding nature.
There is a house on the Greek Island Antiparos.