Ridiculous Buildings That Will Make You Laugh

[Kazimiera]

Ridiculous Buildings That Will Make You Laugh


Doctor Who TARDIS Telescope Shed

Doctor Who TARDIS telescope, located in London, is one of the most exciting fun-art works made by Whovians. Little blue police box like house is a nice add-ins for the serials. How do you think – is it bigger from the inside?

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The Imperial Building, Beijing, China

Beijing is famous for its architecture and especially odd gigantic building. The Tanzi Imperial is a hotel that represents three gods as a symbol of everlasting prosperity, happiness, career achievement and bounty. In 2012, this colorful and spectacular modern Chinese dwelling was indeed ranked as the ugliest building.

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Hobbit Hole, Wales, England

Inspired by "The Hobbit" novel, Simon Dale had managed to build a real hobbit-like house that is not only attractive and funny, but also is ready to be a perfect family house. This dwelling is not only ecologically friendly but also has got a magical atmosphere of being completely made by Simon himself. Since Simon already has a little son and a house, all he needs is to plant a hobbit-tree!

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The Simpsons, Henderson, USA

In 1997, home developers Kaufman & Broad decided to build the house that looks like the one that the Simpsons family had. All the furniture inside and outside are exactly the same as they are in the cartoon. If you want to feel the excitement of being in your favorite movie, why don't you try to build a house instead?

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Reversible Destiny Lofts, Tokyo, Japan

This magnificent dwelling is called the Reversible Destiny Lofts and it was designed by Arakawa Company as a building for nine apartments. Painted in eye-catching color mix, the building resembles a playground. Little round walls and a tiny glass door will make you feel more like a dwarf. Would you like to check it out? Just do it!

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Dancing House, Prague, Czech Republic

This dancing houses located in Prague were designed by Vlado Mulinich (Croatia) and Frank Herry (Canada) wanted to share that moving and permanent nature of the old European city. If you want to see how sparkling on a night dance floor they could be just call them on a dance! But don't mess up – left tower of the house is called Ginger and that right one is Fred.

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Upside Down House, Smoky Mountains, USA

This attraction in the Smoky Mountains was formally opened not long ago but had already gained some followers all over the world. Inspired by this bizarre dwelling, the idea of an upside down house was instantly supported and widely spread. When your world is turning round and round, you might as well do the same with your house.

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National Fisheries Development, Hyderabad, India

If you saw this picture only for the first time, you'd probably think that it's a supermarket or a giant aquarium. Nevertheless, Indian National Fisheries Development Board building is used in its traditional way. However, tourists and their children are absolutely convinced that someday a dolphin pool might appear somewhere there.

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Torre Galatea Figueras, Pyrenees, Catalonia

Do you remember the song about the Humpty Dumpty? That's obviously his castle! The house of dream or Dali Theater was designed in 1976 and named after the wife of the famous artist who dreamed to have an ideal surrealistic house from his works. Nowadays it attracts many visitors by having an entire rows of gigantic white eggs situated on carmines.

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Ripley's Museum, Atlantic City, USA

This museum is astonishing whether you look at it. Outside it looks more like an amazing earthquake survival being split in halves. Most unusual artifacts collected by Robert Ripley are held inside more than fourteen galleries with 12,000 fascinating exhibits. Ripley's museum surely is visible on a globe.

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Horse Shaped Hotel, Durbuy, Belgium

A more original hotel owned by Dominique Noel was designed in the shape of a wooden horse as a reminiscent of the one that was mentioned in Iliad an Odyssey. It is said that Greeks people breached the walls of Troy by outwitting their rivals with a gift horse. Nevertheless this dwelling can't make you stop smiling because of its exterior with little fairy creature.

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Witch House, Odessa, Ukraine

It looks like a lone wall, remains from an old building, but in fact, this is an actual house. It was built over 150 years ago and still is the visiting card of Odessa, Ukraine, because of its shape. The house is actually triangular, and one of the legends is that there are ghosts living in it. Are you brave enough to check it out at night?

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Star Wars, Ottawa, Canada

"Star Wars" geeks can't miss a chance to show how fond are them about preservation of interesting details like costumes, accessories or even machines used in the saga. Wooden tree house designed by the image of galactic robots can be funny invention not only for adult geeks but also for their children.

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Crazy Snail, Osaka, Japan

What could possibly be more exciting than seen a colorful rainbow snail rushing through the street? This exciting dwelling may look like a bit sad, but we think it is just a tiny bit sleepy. You know, when you party all night long, it's hard to look sharp the next morning. This is obviously a party house

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Shoe House, Mumbai, India

This shoe-like house was built in Mumbai inspired by a nursery tale about the Old Woman that lived in the shoe. It stands at 26 feet tall and contains three floors. As a part of an Indian Hanging Gardens in Kamala Nehru Park shoe house attracts visitors of all ages. Memorable photo in the shoe will surely bring you luck!

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[Peyrol]

The fish, the horse and the snail are the most idiotic things i ever seen :lol:

Lol to the Dalek outside the Tardis...

[Kazimiera]

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I LOVE these! Wouldn't mind staying here!

I think the fish building is pretty cool!

[Smaug]

Wales, England? WALES, ENGLAND?

[Kazimiera]

Fremont, Seattle, Washington, USA

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Stata Center

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designed by frank gehry, this exuberantly oblique structure houses the computer science departments of MIT. it’s a very interesting design,because of its fusion of different materials and entirely deconstructive reworking of a traditional space.


Scuola Superiore

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Turning Torso

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The last observation post (Tarvisio, 2008)

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Funny Shape Building

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Experience Music Project

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Hotel Europa (Tarvisio, 2008)

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Hang Nga Guesthouse, a.k.a ‘Crazy House’ (Vietnam)

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Frederick R. Weisman Museum

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crazyhotel Spirit - Bratislava

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Bishop Castle “being built by one man with the help of God since 1969

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Jim Bishop is building a stone and iron fortress and his goal is to complete it before he dies. Unfortunately he still has a lot to do as his plans include a moat, roller coaster on the outer wall and a second castle for his wife Phoebe.


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[♥ Lily ♥]

WORLDS LARGEST DEATH RAY WAS ACCIDENTALLY CREATED IN LONDON BY A NEW SKYSCRAPER UNDER CONSTRUCTION THAT SCORCHES THE EARTH AND MELTS CARS!

The building was designed by an architect from the Ukraine who had also created another skyscraper with the same problem in the US.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U89nNeBByGQ

This new skyscraper in London is dubbed as the 'Walkie-Talkie' since in London we give nicknames to the skyscrapers depending on their shape, (i.e; the intelligent and energy-efficient 'Gherkin' skyscraper designed by England's Sir Norman Foster is shaped like a gherkin... the new tallest skyscraper in London (and also in Western Europe) 'Shard' which was designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano (and made from 95% recycled materials and designed to reflect light elegantly), gets its name from resembling a shard of glass... and the 'Electric Razor' skyscraper (which is the worlds first wind-turbine skyscraper) is shaped like an electric razor; hence its name).

So this new skyscraper is dubbed as the 'Walkie Talkie' due to resembling the shape of a Walkie-Talkie.

Walkie Talkie is the opposite shape to Renzo Piano's Shard design in London.
(Shard is like an elegant pyramid reaching up to the sky, whilst Walkie Talkie "would have made the Egyptians proud by proving top-heavy shaped buildings could be produced.'')

Walkie Talkie is supposed to look like this on completion, (video below showing the elegant sky gardens which are planned at the top of the skyscraper for public use).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bByho1j4cTs 2:10 in the video onwards looks very beautiful.

But it's turned into a nightmare for people instead and a joke, since the curves on the glass (which are supposed to be 21st century architecture and energy efficient) is what is causing a BIG problem, along with the glass of the windows.

The curves and the glass are acting like a huge magnifying glass.... the sun rays hits the building and then the heat is intensified into a big 'death ray'.
(It only affects the area of the street surrounding it for a few weeks in the summer. It doesn't affect anywhere else in London luckily).
It's caused a lot of media attention and people visiting it out of curiosity! :cool: :picard1:

The ray is so hot, (92 degrees celsius!! *o*) that a man shows he can even fry an egg on a wall from the burning heat which is being reflected from the 'walkie-scorchie fry-scraper' onto the street beneath it. News reporters and a crowd of curious people are unable to bear the intense temperature steaming onto the London street beneath the skyscraper, as shown in the funny video report below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tD4AUeX2rbc ;)

The designers and builders will need to change the glass on the windows to something darker, since the heat it's creating is so hot that the paintwork is falling off the walls in the cafes and shops opposite the new fryscraper, dubbed as the 'walkie-scorchie'. Peoples properties are being damaged since the tiles are falling off the walls and pavement caused by the extremely hot sun rays. Items inside the windows of a cafe and also in a hair salon opposite the fryscraper were damaged too.


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The video-clip below shows that the death ray is blinding pedestrians who pass by the building in the street, whilst a man's designer car melted in the heat ray projecting from the fry-scraper directly onto the area where his car was parked!
The owner of the car was compensated for the damage.


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It's reported that the area surrounding 20 Fenchurch Street in London has now become hotter than Death Valley during the summertime in the video report below. A man said his shoes melted in the heat. Peoples businesses are being affected and a carpet rug turned black, started smouldering, and nearly caught fire!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTBm9LwzIAw

Well I'm a heliophobe, so I won't be going anywhere near this intensity of sun rays (not even with my sunblocks and super protective sun-parasol) until the glass is changed. :picard1: