Architects on Crack: 12 Weird European Buildings

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Even architects sometimes have an off-day, resulting in several weird, misshaped, unusual or plain ugly buildings all over the world. Don’t get us wrong, we definitely don’t think this a bad thing – we love weird buildings. As long as they’re not in our street, of course…

These are the twelve weirdest European buildings we know of.

1. Rock House – Guimarães, Portugal

2. Krzywy Domek (the crooked house) – Sopot, Poland

3. Casa Batllo – Barcelona, Spain

4. Atomium – Brussels, Belgium

5. Ideal Palace – Hauterives, France

6. International School – Oslo, Norway

7. Snail house – Sofia, Bulgaria

8. Hallgrimur Church – Reykjavik, Iceland

9. Thin House – London, England

10. Palais Bulles – Cannes, France

11. Edificio Mirador – Madrid, Spain

12. Four solaire – Odeillo, France

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