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-Hang Nga Guesthouse o Casa Loca (Vietnam)

   

Like something out of a painting, maybe a lively, true picture? 

This is the Hang Nga, a guest house in Vietnam, 

which has a rather puzzled architecture.

  This house in Vietnam is officially called Hang Nga Guesthouse. However all locals refer to this architecture masterpiece as Dalat crazy house. Well, this house is indeed strange because it doesn’t compile to any building conventions. All these unusual turns and twists make Dalat house look like a fairy tale castle. I wish I could come here as to the museum. By the way, tourists enjoy visiting this misshapen concrete structure with unexpected things like spider webs, animal figures and mysterious creatures inside.

The base of this house is a tree. Crazy house’s architect is Hang Nga, a woman whose father was the President of Vietnam back in 1980s.

Some people find this little wonder way too weird.

 

-Wonderworks (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Estados Unidos) 

 

The structure that houses the museum entertainment WonderWorks Pigeon Forge,
 is located in Tennessee, United States. According to legend,
all started in a secret laboratory located in the Bermuda Triangle,
where a scientific objective was to create a tornado. During the experiment,
something went wrong and become activated, resulting in the detachment of the laboratory
and bringing thousands of miles. The laboratory landed heads up a theater in Pigeon Forge,
Tennessee. This fascinating fictional story brings to life this entertaining
museum where everything is upside down. The building is 82 meters high and a stone facade,
wonderful, creates the illusion that the WonderWorks Institute has crashed on
 landing face down on top of theater music Music Mansion Theater.
 There is a steam emanating from a crack in the museum entrance reinforces
 the illusion that a disaster of staggering proportions just taken place.

               -Casas cúbicas (Rotterdam, Holanda)

        Cubic houses in Rotterdam have become, for its originality,

 one of the most visited places by tourists and one of the landmarks of the city. 

They were designed by Piet Blom in 1984, making an architectural experiment 

that would prevail aesthetics over functionality. 

This complex consists of 38 houses, most of them inhabited and small businesses. 

By not fully rest on the floor but on a slope of 45 degrees produced a peculiar 

effect both externally and internally.

The design of each house has come to represent a tree, with the whole idea of ​​the representation of a forest. All this was chasing the idea of ​​a small village within the city itself, as a refuge for citizens, and which had all kinds of services.