Juliane Eirich
What’s the Deal With This Upside-Down House?
Not sure what you’re looking at? Here’s the story.
Worldwide, architects are flipping their (design) lids with upside-down houses and motels. If you don’t have the funds—or the time—to go see one of these topsy-turvy buildings in person, a quick Internet search will take you on a global tour of these backward homes. The one shown here is on Ganghwa Island, just west of Seoul.
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