10 The Most Bizarre Architecture of the Buildings in The World

There are a lot of the most bizarre and unique buildings in the world which makes the people impressed. indeed, a style of building in a city is the main attraction for the people who see it. In fact, it is not rare for a building to be the identity of a city. All of these and more are homes, hotels, museums and cathedrals around the world created without any sense of restraint or desire to fit in. To say these bizarre buildings are unconventional would be putting it mildly – they’re almost too strange to be real.

1.The Tianzi Hotel, China

The Tianzi Hotel might be the weirdest-looking hotel in the world. Due to the unique shape with three heads Fu Lu Shou (meaning good fortune, prosperity and longevity)  that have giant size near the highway.

2. Nautilus House, Mexico

Fanciful and strange, he shell-shaped Nautilus House in Mexico City hardly looks like a home, but the scallops were great. Nautilus House often visited by tourists who want to take their children on holiday.

3. Cathedral of Brasilia, Brazil

From the outside, the building is weird and does not look like a cathedral, but inside there are stained glass, colorful and characteristic. Cathedral of Brasilia consists of 16 concrete columns and the ceiling curved glass.

4. Errante Guest House, Chile

In detail, the structure Errante Guest House is unclear, but was able to captivate the visitors. Let you see struksturnya a tilted and folded, what can be a comfortable place to live?

5. Kunsthaus, Austria

Called the “Friendly Alien” by its creators, Peter Cook and Colin Fournier, the Kunsthaus Graz is an art museum in Graz, Austria built in 2003 for the European Capital of Culture celebrations. The blob-like structure definitely deviates from the typical minimalist style of modern art museums and at night, when it’s lit up, it looks unlike anything else in the world.

6. Tenerife Concert Hall, Spain

If you are on holiday to Spain, could come to the Canary Islands to see various works of sculpture art in Tenerife Concert Hall unique. Who else but Santiago Calatrava could have created this sculptural work of art, the Tenerife Concert Hall in the Canary Islands of Spain? The dramatic curve of its sweeping roof gives it an entirely unique silhouette, especially when viewed from the side. In this place there Tenerife auditorium that connects the city to the sea.

7. Kettle House, Texas

Made of steel sometime in the 1950s, the ‘Kettle House’ in Texas has attracted many a curious tourist. The unusual choice in materials and shape was probably influenced by the owner’s previous occupation – building storage tanks for oil companies.

8. Casa Batllo, Spain

One of Barcelona’s treasured buildings designed by the famed Antoni Gaudi, Casa Batllo is known locally as the ‘House of Bones’ for its flowing, skeletal stonework. With small balconies that resemble the faces of lizards and an exterior texture reminiscent of scales, perhaps it could more accurately be called reptilian.

9. Olympic Stadium, Quebec

Built for the 1976 Games, the Olympic Stadium in Montreal is now used as a professional baseball stadium and a football team in the city center. This is part of the tallest tower of Pisa in the world reached nearly 575 feet.

10. Guggenheim Museum, Spain

Another of the strangest places in Spain, the Guggenheim Museum. The museum is considered one of the greatest works of architect Frank Gehry. the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain is a mass of random curves made from titanium, which resemble fish scales. Gehry says “the randomness of the curves is designed to catch the light”, and that they do, with a brilliant shimmer that reflects the sparkling water of the Nervion River.

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