"BIZARRE BUILDINGS"

Yesenia Rodriguez Flores

Montreal Biosphére:

The Biosphére is an Museum  in Montreal dedicated to the environment. It is located at parc Jean-Drapeau on íle Sainte-Hélène in the former pavillion of the United States for the 1967 world fair Expo 67.

The architec of the geodesic dome was Buckminster Fuller. The building originally formed an enclosed structure of steel and acrylic cells, 76 metres in diameter and 62 metres high.

Fuller´s architectural skills resulted in the design of a huge geodestic dome that would quicly become one of the main attractions at the fair. Fuller was already known for his domes but this was, by far, his most elaborate and complicated work.

Architects from golden metak productions designed the interior exhibition sapce. Visitors had access to four themed platforms divided into seven levels. The building included a 37-metre-long escalator, the longest ever built at the time.

The museum is awesome, has the shape of a huge sphere, built in the middle of space full of threes.

One of the most impressive museums!!
Besides being dedicated to the environment

Nautilus House:

The nautilus house located near mexico city is a unique shell shaped house designed by mexican architect Javier Senosiain of arquitectura organica,in 2007. The house design is the most innovative and unusual.

Javier Senosiain decided to bring the life aquatic into architecture. inspired by the work of Gaudí and Frank Lloyd wright.

The sculptural whimsical house features a striking entry cut into a wall of colorful stained glass.Each element has been carefully chosen to coincide with the organic theme of the building.

Senosiain describes:"a armonic area in three dimensions where you can notice the continuos dynamic of the fourth dimension when moving in spiral over the stairs with a feeling of floating over the vegetation"
This home is one of the nicest I´ve seen,it´s like a dream house, looks like a snail if seen from above and colorful outside.
Is small, but has more colors and design than the big houses of the world. I want one like that!!

Iriann Alexandra Guadalupe Ceseña Saiza

Las Kubuswoning..

All houses are inhabited. Often owners were bothered by the curious who came, until one owner decided to open a home to the public and charge admission. The house is decorated and finished as a regular house.

Each house has three floors:

The bass is the entrance to the house

The first floor contains a hall, kitchen and lounge

The second floor has bedrooms and bathroom

The top floor is sometimes used as a small garden

The kitchen is furnished normally but the roofs and windows are in planes at an angle of 45 degrees. The total area of ​​around 100 m² apartment but a quarter of the space is uninhabitable by angled walls under ceilings.

Piano House..

This amazing house called Piano House was built in Huainan (Anhui province, China) in students project Hefeyskogo Department of Architecture University of Technology (Hefey University of Technology), developed in collaboration with the designers of Huainan Fangkai Decoration Project Co.
Piano House consists of two parts, representing the two instruments. Violin, transparent, based on the singular semi-transparent piano was built for lovers of music, but the music has nothing to do. The violin is the escalator, and the piano - Fairground, where visitors are plans for streets and suburbs of the city.

Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel

juana alvarez martinez.

where  it is  in  dubai.

the hotel is very bizarre, you have 56 floor.
the constructed in 2000, the high is 309 meters.  This 5-star hotel offers spacious rooms, free internet access and free parking, all just minutes from the Dubai Metro Station.  The hotel offers 400 spacious and elegant rooms and suites, all with luxury bathrooms.  The Chopard Ladies Floor is a plant designed especially for women.   All customers receive fresh fruit, newspapers and magazines every day and can enjoy wireless broadband Also internet access.  In the show of the Business Travel Awards 2009, Jumeirah Emirates Towers was Awarded the prize for the best business hotel in the Middle East and the best business hotel in Dubai.

 

La Casa Batlló del genio Gaudí

Antoni Gaudí, originally from Catalonia, Spain, made ​​history as the highest representative of the modernist architectural movement.
a ceramic material with which invented a new technique known as Trencadís; which involves using small pieces of tile together with mortar.
others to become his trademark, this technique gave movement and unmatched brightness their buildings, along with a tough shell to withstand the elements.

One of his works is tops Guell Park, named for being the assignment of one of his patrons: Eusebi Güell. There embodied all his worldview: "My law is harmony of nature."

Daniela Ruby Castro Valadez

Fashion Show Mall 

It´s located at 3200 Las Vegas Boulevard South in Las Vegas Strip in Paradise , Nevada (an unincorporated Las Vegas metropolitan area). Fashion Show Mall is owned by General Growth Properties Inc. With 1,888,151 sq ft retail space, this is one of the shopping centers larger world. The mall has over 200 stores, 7 anchors, an elevated lounge, and a dance show.

A as the name says, are fashion shows at the Fashion Show Mall every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. For the Christmas holidays, the mall make "snowstorms" inside the mall.

The cloud in the Strip entrance is about 128 feet (39 m) over the wax and 480 feet (150 m) long. During the day, the structure provides shade at the entrance and at night works as a movie screen .

The mall has several restaurants exclusive, some accessible from private entrances and elevators for them to operate when the mall is closed.

Amairani Juarez Arreola

Casa Batllo, Barcelona, ​​Spain
Casa Batllo, Barcelona, ​​Spain 
It was made between 1904 and 1910 
It was made by Antoni Gaudí i Cornet 

Gaudí was an architect with an innate sense of geometry and volume, as well as a great imaginative ability that allowed him to mentally project the majority of his works before Família. In fact, rarely performed detailed plans of his works; preferred to recreate on three-dimensional scale models, molding all details as the devising going mentally. At other times, he was improvising on the fly, giving instructions to colleagues about what they had to do

Atomium, Brussels, Belgium 

Built for the Universal Exhibition of 1958, the Atomium quickly became one of the symbols of Brussels. Built by architect André Waterkeyn and although it was meant to remain standing during the show just turned 50 recently. Inside you can visit today several exhibition halls and cafeteria.