50 Most Strange and Unusual Buildings Around the World
The world is full of beautiful strange and fantastic buildings that are the examples of amazing architecture. Architecture Photography brings this beauty to the world, and for this reason, architectural photography is as thrilling as it is heartwarming.
In this roundup, we have compiled an amazing collection of some bizarre yet interesting buildings that are reflected through architectural photography. Enjoy!
The UFO house in Sanjhih
The Device to Root Out Evil
Krzywy Dom
Dom postawiony na glowie
Anomaly
Stata Center
Container City 2, Leamouth, London
Strong Children’s Museum
FORTRESS MUSEUM QUALITY STORAGE – BOSTON
The Ufo House
Dancing House
Blur Building
Frank O. Gehry & Partners Walt Disney Concert Hall
Un museo del futuro
Stone house
Library Parking Garage
United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel
Wonderworks – Pigeon Forge, TN
Dan and the house
View of the Luxor from The Strip
Updside Down Building: City Hall, Tempe AZ
Solar Furnace at Odeillo Font-Romeu, France
Cube Houses
Erwin Wurm: House attack
Chapel-in-the-Rock
Atomium
Expo Zaragoza 2008, Pabellón de Aragón
Eden
Royal Ontario Museum-Michael Lee-Chin Crystal
Gaudí permanece – La Pedrera (Casa Milà)
McBride Charles Ryan – Klein Bottle House
Interesting architecture
Bodega de Los Herederos del Marques de Riscal
Robert Bruno’s steel house
Lithuania, Kaunas, a bit strange building
Le Futuroscope
Arrowhead
KAP on Sydney Opera House
Side View of Mushroom House
Futuroscope
MGM Grand Macau
National Museum of the American Indian in Washington DC
Aqua Building, East view
Museum of Contemporary Art, Niterói
Blue Hour Architecture, Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Spain
Dancing House
The Egg
Nakagin Capsule Tower, tokyo, Kisho Kurokawa
Olympic Stadium – HDR
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Hi, love the “Dancing House” but link is broke, do you know where is? Thanks, nice collection!
The 1st one labeled dancing house is Experience Music Project in Seattle WA
The basket building is the Longaberger building in Ohio. It is owned by the Longaberger company. They make baskets-thus the basket building.
second dancing house is a different angle od fred and ginger by frank ghery, from prague
The Device to Root Out Evil is in Calgary now, that photo is from when it was in Vancouver.
The first one says “The UFO house in Sanjhih” but shows a picture of the Longaberger Basket Company’s “Basket Building” Can you say GLITCH?! Just an FYI
I noticed the Air Force cathedral in Colorado Springs, Colorado; however, you might be interested in checking out the new Denver, Colorado art museum.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Denver_art_museum_night_archipreneur_adam_crain.jpg
At Mary Lyn, The “Dancing House” is in Prague, Czech Republic. One of my favorite cities in the world.
Love Spain, they also have a fantastic Cathedral. We see the tip of the iceburg of human creativity, when divinely inspired.
Thank you! These are all wonderful… great idea – posting them together like this… please keep it up! : )
yay, Lithuania : DD
The one of the Chapel-in-the-rock is the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona, AZ where I grew up
Very cool pictures.
just amazing…..
hi, all the building are amazing and it will be super to see these place in live….
Wow … just breathtaking. I think the Gaudi Building should be displayed first, as he was the one who lifted architecture to this new level by creating an “organic”-looking building (afaik).
The very first picture of the Longaberger Basket. Its in Newark, OH. and On here it says UFO house in sanjhih
The Museo del futuro is really the Guggenheim by Frank Geary in Bilbao, Spain.
What about the E.M.P Building in Seattle, WA?
The first building.. The Longaburger Home Office is in Newark, Ohio by the way.
The cube houses are in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. And although they look awesome on the outside, the inside is less interesting.
Robert Brunos house is called the metal monster. His daughter Christina owns it now. It is at Ransom Canyon right outside Lubbock Texas. The window inside looks like the window that overlooks the lake in liminy snickits a series of unfortunate events. When inside it looks you cant see any land below only lake.
all great examples of amazing architecture and execution.
what is strange is that people actually like living in developer Irvine, CA when architects could have done so much better for them instead of living in stepford wives communities
the olympic stadium is in Montreal, QC, Canada lol HDR is not a place its the effect on the picture
I love how a lot of these are Frank Gehry’s work, his architecture is amazing.
the “Dancing House” is incorrect. It’s called the Experience Music Project (EMP) in Seattle, WA, USA.
There is also the EMP building at the Seattle Pacific Science Center. It’s really similar to Dancing House.
You should check out the Library at UCSD.. It’s awesome.
Check out Geisel Library at UCSD.
This is really cool, but some of the names are incorrect – for instance, the “Dancing House” is actually the Experience Music Project building in Seattle center.
The 11th picture entitled “Dancing House” is actually the EMP in Seattle, Washington (EMP = Experience Music Project)
UFO houses are an abandoned resort in Taiwan on the Northwest coast
I’d really love to go see some of these in person. Like the house attack one. ;D
Thanks!
The unlabeled picture under the Atomium is of one of the stops on the Hungerburg funicular in Innsbruck, Austria designed by Zaha Hadid.
Amazing architecture!
Don’t forget the EMP in Seattle!
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9d/Aerial_view_of_EMPSFM.jpg
Really Awesome pictures, nice post…
#50 is Montreal’s Olympic Stadium..Where is H.D.R?
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