1. Holman House, Australia
Holman House is in Sydney (Australia), It is most wonderful cliff-top dwelling just reflecting spectacular views.
Holman House is in Sydney (Australia), It is most wonderful cliff-top dwelling just reflecting spectacular views.
2. Meteora Monasteries, Greece
One of the most important complex of Greek Orthodox monasteries, the Meteora Monasteries were a sacred place of its time of climax. Word Meteora is taken from Greek language which mean “middle of the sky”. In the 11th century, it was built on top of the sandstone towers without ground routes (roads) and latest technology (machines), many of them are still occupied by various inhabitants. It gives fabulous views.
One of the most important complex of Greek Orthodox monasteries, the Meteora Monasteries were a sacred place of its time of climax. Word Meteora is taken from Greek language which mean “middle of the sky”. In the 11th century, it was built on top of the sandstone towers without ground routes (roads) and latest technology (machines), many of them are still occupied by various inhabitants. It gives fabulous views.
The HemLoft, Canada
This secret tree-house, the Hemloft of Canada is just resembling to a dew drop. It dangles over a sheer slope. In fact, it is so dangerous, but giving an astonishing view.
4. Castellfollit de la Roca, Catalonia
Castellfollit de la Roca is located in Catalonia (Spain), one among most charming villages about 50 m high and 1000 meters long cling over basalt rock face, it is set between two rivers named Toronell and Fluviá. The old village dates back to Middle Ages and the Church Sant Salvador is the most wonderful worth looking place and it dates back to the 13th century.
Castellfollit de la Roca is located in Catalonia (Spain), one among most charming villages about 50 m high and 1000 meters long cling over basalt rock face, it is set between two rivers named Toronell and Fluviá. The old village dates back to Middle Ages and the Church Sant Salvador is the most wonderful worth looking place and it dates back to the 13th century.
5. Cliff House, Calpe, Spain
An architectural work of Fran Silverstre, the Cliff House, Calpe, is made by using reinforced concrete slabs pinned to rock. It is a private dwelling affording a good view of the Mediterranean Sea.
An architectural work of Fran Silverstre, the Cliff House, Calpe, is made by using reinforced concrete slabs pinned to rock. It is a private dwelling affording a good view of the Mediterranean Sea.
6. The Hanging Houses, Spain
The hanging Houses in Cuenca (Spain) were constructed on top of a cliff affording a good view of river “Huécar” 500 years ago or more.
The hanging Houses in Cuenca (Spain) were constructed on top of a cliff affording a good view of river “Huécar” 500 years ago or more.
7. Sky High Treehouse, France
The spectacular, the Sky High Treehouse, balanced delicately among the branches of Australian Pine, and fabulously reflecting spectacular views close to Lake Geneva.
The spectacular, the Sky High Treehouse, balanced delicately among the branches of Australian Pine, and fabulously reflecting spectacular views close to Lake Geneva.
8. River House, Serbia
In the middle of the Drina River, the Rivr House is just a small cabin that is constructed over a rocky island. In 1968, the River house of Serbia was built by a group of boys as a clubhouse. In recent times, it is owned and used by Bajina Basta Kayak Club.
In the middle of the Drina River, the Rivr House is just a small cabin that is constructed over a rocky island. In 1968, the River house of Serbia was built by a group of boys as a clubhouse. In recent times, it is owned and used by Bajina Basta Kayak Club.
9. Fallingwater, Pennsylvania
An architectural work of Frank Lloyd Wright, the Fallingwater is constructed into a mountainside and perched over a great series of charming waterfalls. It’s a great landscape and a work of architectural art.
An architectural work of Frank Lloyd Wright, the Fallingwater is constructed into a mountainside and perched over a great series of charming waterfalls. It’s a great landscape and a work of architectural art.
10. Stahl House, Hollywood Hills
A piece of cliff-side was bought by Buck Stahl in 1959, it was a place that was overlooking the city of Los Angeles. He decided to make it of glass which would present a spectacular view of the Los Angeles. Though, it took some time, but finally, he found a crazy architect offering a try. The resulting house is based on Marvelous gravity-defying design and built by Pierre Koenig.
A piece of cliff-side was bought by Buck Stahl in 1959, it was a place that was overlooking the city of Los Angeles. He decided to make it of glass which would present a spectacular view of the Los Angeles. Though, it took some time, but finally, he found a crazy architect offering a try. The resulting house is based on Marvelous gravity-defying design and built by Pierre Koenig.
11. Villa Amanzi, Phuket, Thailand
Offering a picturesque view, the Villa Amanzi is settled peacefully into a narrow, steep-sided valley offering some good views of Azure sea.
Offering a picturesque view, the Villa Amanzi is settled peacefully into a narrow, steep-sided valley offering some good views of Azure sea.
12. Monte Rosa Hut, Swiss Alps
Not a spaceship, but a way station, the Monte Rosa was built to facilitate the mountaineers that perched atop of the Gorner Glacier in Pennine Alps. It just resembles to gleaming ice crystal, a great landscape, awesome view.
Not a spaceship, but a way station, the Monte Rosa was built to facilitate the mountaineers that perched atop of the Gorner Glacier in Pennine Alps. It just resembles to gleaming ice crystal, a great landscape, awesome view.
13. Socotra Island, Indian Ocean
A wonderful, dazzling place just a like another planet. The Socotra Island is the most amazing place where we can see the bizarre city built on the top of a coastal cliff. The houses in this city just seem to be developed suddenly directly from the rocks and are tightly packed and paths are only there between them, roads are not available in Socotra Island.
A wonderful, dazzling place just a like another planet. The Socotra Island is the most amazing place where we can see the bizarre city built on the top of a coastal cliff. The houses in this city just seem to be developed suddenly directly from the rocks and are tightly packed and paths are only there between them, roads are not available in Socotra Island.
14. Takasugi-an Teahouse, Japan
An architectural work of Terunobu Fujimor, the Rakasugi-an is a functional dwelling built in peak of two chestnut trees, cut from a closely located mountain. In the Japanese language the meaning of Takasugi-an are ‘a tea house built too high’. There was not a more perfect name for this teahouse than Praksugi-an.
An architectural work of Terunobu Fujimor, the Rakasugi-an is a functional dwelling built in peak of two chestnut trees, cut from a closely located mountain. In the Japanese language the meaning of Takasugi-an are ‘a tea house built too high’. There was not a more perfect name for this teahouse than Praksugi-an.
15. Fallen Star, San Diego
A house hanging over the side of Jacobs Hall at the University of California (San Deigo) known as Fallen Star, San Diego. This is a technical sculpture Stuart Collection.
A house hanging over the side of Jacobs Hall at the University of California (San Deigo) known as Fallen Star, San Diego. This is a technical sculpture Stuart Collection.
16. Upside Down House, Poland
This mind boggling Upside down House is a great spectacular, built by a Polish Businessman as well as philanthropist; it is topsy-turvy house that is perched in a very little village of Szymbark.
This mind boggling Upside down House is a great spectacular, built by a Polish Businessman as well as philanthropist; it is topsy-turvy house that is perched in a very little village of Szymbark.
17. “Just Enough Room” Island
“Just Enough Room” is one among the cluster of the Islands ranges at the U.S – Canada border in the St Lawrence River.
“Just Enough Room” is one among the cluster of the Islands ranges at the U.S – Canada border in the St Lawrence River.
18. Xuankong Temple, China
1500 years after its construction the “Hanging Temple” still dangles 100 meters above the river bed in Shanxi a province of People’s Republic of China.
1500 years after its construction the “Hanging Temple” still dangles 100 meters above the river bed in Shanxi a province of People’s Republic of China.
19. Balancing Barn, Suffolk
Epitome of an optical illusion, the Balancing Barn is a beaming, shiny vocation home in English countryside. A visitor just dazzled and shocked when he reaches at the end of the track and at once experience the dwelling is suspended in mid-air by nothing but a bit of clever architectural art.
Epitome of an optical illusion, the Balancing Barn is a beaming, shiny vocation home in English countryside. A visitor just dazzled and shocked when he reaches at the end of the track and at once experience the dwelling is suspended in mid-air by nothing but a bit of clever architectural art.
20. The UFO, Sweden
The designer of the UFO (sci-fi) and Mirrorcube is same. It is most amazing and wondering place that is just suspended in the trees of Harads.
The designer of the UFO (sci-fi) and Mirrorcube is same. It is most amazing and wondering place that is just suspended in the trees of Harads.
21. HP Tree House, Australia
A pretty and alluring Dwelling in Australia, the HP Tree House is designed by MMP Architects, it meant to disturb the jungle as much as possible. Its structure is just lifted above the sloping terrain using a support framework of galvanized steel.
A pretty and alluring Dwelling in Australia, the HP Tree House is designed by MMP Architects, it meant to disturb the jungle as much as possible. Its structure is just lifted above the sloping terrain using a support framework of galvanized steel.
22. Nut House, Dusseldorf
The Nut house is supported by stilts, while the remainder is strapped by a close tree. Mostly, it is used as playroom for owner’s kids and sometimes guest room.
The Nut house is supported by stilts, while the remainder is strapped by a close tree. Mostly, it is used as playroom for owner’s kids and sometimes guest room.
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