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Unusual Home of the Day: Stealth Bomber House

Published by Joseph Ferrara April 23rd, 2008 in Unusual Homes.

Haus F in Kronberg im Taunus near Franfurt, Germany, constructed with black aluminum panels, was modeled after the Stealth Bomber.

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Unusual House of the Day: Toilet House

Published by Joseph Ferrara April 11th, 2008 in Unusual Homes. 4 Comments

Known as the Toilet House, this unusual building was designed by Sin Jae Duck to mark the launching of the World Toilet Association (he’s one of the head guys) .  Made of steel, white concrete and glass, it looks rather sanitary.  If you really need to go, it’s located in Seoul, Korea.

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Flying Saucer Home: Futuro

Published by Joseph Ferrara October 11th, 2007 in Architecture, Futuro home, Prefab Architecture Technology and Unusual Homes. 5 Comments

The Futuro flying saucer home was created by Finnish architect Matti Suuronen during the 1960s. The first one was made in 1968 in Helsinki, Finland. Only 20 were made in Finland between 1968-1978. The manufacturing rights were sold for production of the unusual house in other countries. Less than 100 Futuros […]

Unusual Home Conversions

Published by Joseph Ferrara March 9th, 2007 in Unusual Homes.

Home conversions are creative adaptations of existing non-residential structures. Here are places that were called something else before they were called home.
Church conversions are very popular in the UK. This English chapel home has lovely windows and high ceilings. You pray the electric bills are not hell to bear.

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