If you feel like you could use some inspiration to design your future home – or just like checking out the weird ideas some people have – this post is just for you! Would you choose to live in a former church, or a renovated water tower? Or how about a completely transparent house, or one that is a spitting image of the Flintstones’ cave? Check out our selection of world’s weirdest houses and share your thoughts in the comments!
Inspired by our ancient predecessors, who inhabited trees, this completely transparent “House NA” in Japan offers you a lot of day light, but not much privacy. (read more)
Designed by: Sou Fujimoto Architects
The Skateboard House allows you to skate on all the surfaces, both in and outdoors, and was planned to be built in Malibu. (read more)
Designed by: Pierre Andre Senizergues
The Keret House, inserted between two existing buildings, measures only from 92 to 152 centimeters in width! (read more)
Designed by: Jakub Szczęsny
A 100-feet high water tower in Belgium used to serve as a Nazi hideout during the war, but was later transformed into a living space. (read more)
Designed by: Bham Design Studio
This single storey house in Malibu was inspired by the Flintstones family from the classic 60’s cartoon. Television legend Dick Clark have listed it for $3.5 million. (read more)
This portable DIY wooden structure measures only 1 square meter and is the world’s smallest house, moving around Germany. (read more)
Designed by: Van Bo Le-Mentzel
This three-story Slide house in Japan has a regular staircase on one side of the house, and a slide on the other, which allows you to slide all the down to the first floor. (read more)
Designed by: LEVEL Architects
Although it looks like a massive rock, this house in Portugal actually has a door, a chimney and a window, and has become a huge tourist attraction.
Image credits: Jsome1 | Patrícia Sofia Ferreira Photography
Zecc Architecten repurposed and converted two abandoned churches located in Utrecht, Netherlands into stylish family residences. (read more)
Designed by: Zecc Architecten
Inspired by the work of Gaudi and Frank Lloyd Wright, a young family with two kids in Mexico City had a seashell-shaped house built for them. (read more)
Designed by: Arquitectura Organica
Which one would you choose to live in?
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