The Upside-Down House

A businessman has built an upside-down house in Trassenheide, Germany. He says that it's meant to be "an experiment for the senses." Not only is the house upside-down, but so is everything in it. You enter the house through the attic and ascend to the ground floor. I assume the plumbing fixtures are just for show and don't actually work.

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Posted By: Alex - Wed Sep 03, 2008
Category: Architecture

Comments

This is what happens when people have more money than brains. I guess I'm just getting old, but couldn't they have put the money toward something a bit more useful?

Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 09/04/08 at 11:41 AM

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