Showing posts with label Unusual buildings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unusual buildings. Show all posts
This is one of the tallest skyscrapers in Canada. This is a twin residential building with 50 and 56 floors respectively. This building looks sexy like twists in the women's body and hence the building is nick named as Marilyn Monroe building.This is one of the newly constructed skyscrapers in the world.
This is 100 feet tall tree house built on set of oak trees present in Crossville, Tennesse. The construction of the house was started in the year 1993and was built by Horace Burges . It took 11 years to finish this building. The building contains 10 floors . As many as 258,000 nails were used by the building. This construction has used wood and various recycled material.The designer has spent around $12,000 to construct this building. This building has lot of facilities.This is called as Ministers house.
This is the first spherical building in the middle east and is used as a office building with floor area of about 6200 sq.m. Aldar, Abu Dhabi's first and fully integrated development company is the driving force behind the building. UAE always been in the front row in creating architectural marvels and this is yet another.The building is 110 metres tall.
This is a residential building situated in the Darmstadt, Germany. The unique thing about the building is it has more than 1000 windows and no two windows are identical. The building has total of 12 floors and the building has green roof which means the entire roof is planted with vegetation. This is one of the splendid and unusual buildings in the world and always takes place in the list of strange buildings.
Longaberger is an American handicrafts company which offers home products like wood baskets, potttery, wrought iron, fabric accessories and food items.It is headquartered in Newark, Ohio.Longberger, the person who established the company wanted all his office buildings to be basket shaped, this is the building which serves as a head quarters to Longaberger company.













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