This Unbelievable House In Australia Seems To Float Above The Sea
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Using tricks of perspective and elegant modern architecture, the architects behind the Australia F2 Architecture firm have created a floating luxury rental home that appears to hover above the coast of Southern Australia.
The illusion is spoiled from any other approach than the bridge at the entryway, but the building is still no less appealing. From another angle, it becomes clear that the building is built on a pole that lifts it 40m (or about 130 feet) above the slope below it. Once you’ve crossed the bridge to the building itself (and provided you aren’t afraid of heights), you’ll be greeted with a spectacular and commanding view of Fairhaven Beach and the Great Ocean Road below.
The building can be rented for between AUD$440 and 1,220 a night, and it’s not kid- or pet-friendly, so it’s definitely for those looking for a luxurious getaway for two!
More info: f2architecture.com.au | viewretreats.com (h/t: elitedaily)
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My future house will exactly like this one. Guess, houses will look that way in future
If this is the future, I will s*** my pants every night :D
Yeah, it's a bit scary to wake up in the air :D
(rofl)
Not kid friendly? Not pet friendly? Well...I kinda agree with the pet one but ima kid and I would not DARE to harm such a masterpiece!!!
Fell in love with this house as a kid, driving past it - amazed to see it's still there!
The original house was falling apart, so the new owners demolished it and rebuilded it (2012) with new materials and glass walls.
My future house will exactly like this one. Guess, houses will look that way in future
If this is the future, I will s*** my pants every night :D
Yeah, it's a bit scary to wake up in the air :D
(rofl)
Not kid friendly? Not pet friendly? Well...I kinda agree with the pet one but ima kid and I would not DARE to harm such a masterpiece!!!
Fell in love with this house as a kid, driving past it - amazed to see it's still there!
The original house was falling apart, so the new owners demolished it and rebuilded it (2012) with new materials and glass walls.