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 fastfastlane rated 15 months ago- How many people does it take to envision, design and build a typical building? Architects, builders, carpenters, laborers are often just the beginning of a long list of co-creators. Well, these bizarre exceptions were each primarily the work of a single eccentric individual and in many cases took de... more
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- mary-contrary rated 5 months agobizarre
- I love all of them!
- woolgar6612 rated 9 months agoarchitecture, bizarre
- Unusual...
- johnnyc0213 rated 14 months agotravel, bizarre
- pretty insane stuff
- msnjc rated 15 months agobizarre
- Can you say O.C.D?
- ChampionHyena rated 15 months agobizarre
- Beautiful. And so intricate!
- fastfastlane rated 15 months agoarchitecture, bizarre
- How many people does it take to envision, design and build a typical building? Architects, builders, carpenters, laborers are often just the beginning of a long list of co-creators. Well, these bizarre exceptions were each primarily the work of a single eccentric individual and in many cases took decades (or even lifetimes) to construct. Despite having this essential factor in common the ultimate built outcomes range significantly in style, execution, materiality and purpose.
- gavinski rated 15 months agoarchitecture, bizarre
- Archangelsk, Russia: Nikolai Sutyagin started this amazing wooden skyscraper as a simple two-story structure, then just kept building. The building now stands 13 stories (144 feet) tall and is under threat of demolition out of safety concerns by authorities. Taking what he learned (and earned) as the owner of a small construction company he built this masterpiece. While in jail for supposedly imprisoning a worker in part of the building his business went to pieces. Now the strange wooden skyscraper is all they have left.
Seen on Kundrol's beautiful blog.
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