10 Strangest Buildings That Defy Architectural Norms

The Dancing House, also known as the “Fred and Ginger” building, is an iconic landmark in Prague. Designed by architect Frank Gehry and Croatian architect Vlado Milunić in 1996, the building resembles a pair of dancers in motion. Its unconventional design features a curvy, glass façade that contrasts sharply with the surrounding historic architecture. The structure’s asymmetry and fluid lines challenge the rigid lines of traditional buildings, making it a prime example of deconstructivism and modern architectural innovation.