10 Strangest Buildings That Defy Architectural Norms

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5The Bubble House (Hyeres, France)

Designed by architect Antti Lovag in the 1970s, the Bubble House (Maison Bulle) in Hyeres, France, is an iconic example of organic architecture. The structure features a series of interconnected spherical forms that create a fluid and harmonious living space.

Its whimsical design encourages an intimate relationship with nature, as the building integrates seamlessly into its surroundings. The Bubble House has gained international acclaim for its unconventional aesthetic and represents a departure from traditional rectangular architecture, embracing the possibilities of playful, free-form design.