I guess my art and wondering mind loves to look for anything unusual. 😊..I love this kind of stuff. Hope you enjoyed seeing it too. Until next time be blessed my family and friends.
June 3, 2019
Travels Of The Unusual
Every once in awhile I travel the world (through the internet) and look for unusual structures like trees, houses, strange art, etc. And can't get over the things I find. Here is my latest unusual find from around the world I thought you might enjoy my travels along with me.
This Swiss hut incorporates various technological advances that make it over 90% self-sufficient in terms of energy needs.
Designed by Santiago Calatrava, the Turning Torso is the tallest residential building in all of Sweden. From the bottom to the top, the building twists a full 90 degrees.
This "table-top" addition to the Ontario College of Art and Design sits over 25 meters above the ground. It received the "Award of Excellence" from the Toronto Architecture and Urban Design Awards, the highest architectural honor bestowed by the city of Toronto.
Sopot's Krzywy Domek, which despite its appearance is a largely typical office building, is considered one of the seven wonders of tri-city region encompassing Sopot, Gdańsk, and Gdynia.
I guess my art and wondering mind loves to look for anything unusual. 😊..I love this kind of stuff. Hope you enjoyed seeing it too. Until next time be blessed my family and friends.
I guess my art and wondering mind loves to look for anything unusual. 😊..I love this kind of stuff. Hope you enjoyed seeing it too. Until next time be blessed my family and friends.
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Wow...interesting, smiles.
ReplyDeleteCalatravva designed a bridge in Israel too that was all the rage for a while.. I hate the new architecture as it is cold and unfit for people. Bring back the gorgeous people friendly homes and buildings that stand the test of time. Even houses today are ugly.
ReplyDeleteThe last picture is amazing. It looks like something out of a cartoon! Love it!