10 Strangest Houses That Exist In Our World!

This house was built-in 1975, and it is meant to resemble an airplane Airbus a380. This have two floors and 20 portholes. At the tail it has a window which have a statue of Mary.

7. The Egg House

A young architect in Beijing couldn’t afford a house in his own city. So, he designed an egg-shaped pod, to sleep in on the streets. This house is 2 metres high and is made using Bamboo frame. The exterior of house is made up of cut out sleeping bag. This house features a lot of sustainable designs, although it does not look good to live in. He planted a plant on the top to cover all the house, he also installed solar panels to light up his lamp and other electronic devices. This place has a room that fits a bed, a water tank and a small night table.

8. The World’s Thinnest House

This house is situated in Warsaw, Poland. This house just measures 5 feet wide. It was squeezed into an alley between pre-world war II and is between a house and a modern apartment. Originally, this was supposed to be an art piece, but now it’s open for tenants. This house features a micro kitchen, a mini bathroom , sleeping cubicle and a tiny work area ,which are all accessible via ladders.

9.The Dumpster House

This house is located in Austin, Texas. It is built on the university campus. Jeff Wilson, a former university professor, sold all of his belongings and decide to live in a dumpster. He just wanted to experiment on how little you need in life to be happy. This house is about 36 square feet. It is fueled by sunlight and surface water from rain. He converted this tiny space into a livable house. It has an air conditioning unit, a weather station, a mailbox and it has a full store basement, where he stores all his cooking supplies and his clothes. He is living on a very cheap house.

10. The Upside Down House.

This house is very popular. It is one of the most demanded tourist attraction. This is located in Northern Poland. It was completed in 2007 and it was originally created as an art work to represent the end of the communist era. It took architects 5 times more time to build this place. Visitors can walk on the ceilings, and answer through an upside down window. This house creates an illusion of being upside down. Some tourists even feel sick, when they are inside. This place always have a lot of visitors.