10 odd buildings from around world

Since the beginning of human civilizations, we had build a lot of unique and odd structures. It sure take a lot of creativities and talent to design and to actually build these buildings. In today post, we will take a look at 10 strangest building from around world.

Montreal Biosphere in Canada

Cubic Houses in Netherlands

Eden project in U.K

Habitat 67 in Canada

Krzywy Domek in Poland

La Pedrera in Spain

Guggenheim Museum in Spain

National Theatre in China

Olympic Stadium in Canada

Waldspirale in Germany

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