Casas do outro mundo!

Published by liliana
23 Junho, 2014

(Última atualização em 21 Dezembro, 2016)

Casas nada como a minha ou como a sua. O que estas pessoas fizeram para criar o seu cantinho no mundo é absolutamente fantástico!

Dê uma volta pela sua vizinhança. O que vê? Casas e mais casas todas dentro do mesmo género. Às vezes quando caminho pela cidade parece que vivo num pesadelo de cimento. quatro paredes, umas portas e umas janelas e cá está mais uma casa.

Pois o que estas pessoas fizeram já parece um sonho, diferente de tudo, e na maioria das vezes muito mais barato!

1.) Casas feitas com silos,muito baratas e eficientes energéticamente!

1.) Grain silo homes. These homes can be built to be energy efficient. Plus, they use recycled materials.

 

2.) Casa subterranea
2.) An underground home (Greece).

 

Camuflada em pleno deserto e energéticamente eficiente.
This home, built into a hill in the desert, is completely camouflaged and energy-friendly.

 

3.) Inglaterra . torre de água convertida
3.) Converted water tower home (England).

 

 

 

Homeowners Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce converted this water tower in just months into a luxury home in the middle of London.

 

4.) Fallingwater (Pennsylvania). desenhada em1935 por Frank Lloyd Wright.

 

4.) Fallingwater (Pennsylvania). This home was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935 and is now a beautiful National Historic Landmark.

 

 

He originally designed it for his clients, the Kaufmann family.

 

5.) Drina River home (Serbia).

 

5.) Drina River home (Serbia).

 

 

For 40 years, this tiny home has been perched on a rock in the middle of this beautiful setting.

 

6.) “Toca do coelho” – suiça
6.) The modern Hobbit hole (Switzerland).

 

Most of the house is underground, but they built in an outside patio with stunning views.

 

7.) Residencia de Daisen (Japão). Em vez de abaterem arvores, construiram a casa ao redor delas.
7.) Residence of Daisen (Japan). Instead of clearing out a forest for this home, designers built the structure to naturally weave in and out of the trees.

 

8.) The Dome Home (Thailand).Construida por apenas o seu dono com suas proprias mãos
8.) The Dome Home (Thailand). Built by one man and a few hired hands...

 

This dome home in Thailand was built cheaply on a grove.

 

It's a unique dream home that didn't break the bank by Steve Areen.

 

9.) Izaak Walton Inn (Montana). Uma carruagem que era usada no Great Northern Railway.
9.) Izaak Walton Inn (Montana). At this property, you can stay in cars that were actually used on the Great Northern Railway.

 

The historic cabooses are currently being used as hotel accommodations.

 

10.) Nomad micro home.
10.) Nomad micro home.

 

Custa cerca de 25000€
For less than $30k, you can purchase one of these self-sustaining tiny houses.

 

11.) Hank’s School Bus.
11.) Hank Bought A Bus. This school bus-turned-home was an experiment by a man named Hank.

 

He converted it himself, with an awesome outcome.

 

12.) The 727 at Hotel Costa Verde (Costa Rica).
12.) The 727 at Hotel Costa Verde (Costa Rica).

 

This hotel refurbished a vintage 1965 Boeing 727 airframe and made it into a luxury suite.
13.) Shipping container homes.
13.) Shipping container homes.

 

14.) The Glass House (West Virginia).
14.) The Glass House (West Virginia).

 

Owned by Nick Olsen and Lilah Horwitz, this home was created out of refurbished windows.

 

15.) Tiny house. Custou 8000€ a construir
15.) Tiny house. Macy Miller built this house to get away from mortgages and stress. It cost only $11k.

 

16.) A home built in a cave (Missouri).
16.) A home built in a cave (Missouri). It took more than 4 years to build this home, which has self-regulated heating and cooling.
17.) Floating House. Designed by Dymitr Malcew
17.) Floating House. Designed by Dymitr Malcew, this is a concept built for a French designer who specialized in floating structures.

 

“The Floating house was designed for people who appreciate freedom and nature at their doorstep.”
"The Floating house was designed for people who appreciate freedom and nature at their doorstep."

 

18.) The Hobbit House (Wales).
18.) The Hobbit House (Wales). This is a low-impact, woodland home.
It was built by Simon & Jasmine Dale and only took 4 months to complete.
Imagens: ViralNova

 

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