Architects took on gravity and won, and now daredevils can pay almost $300 a night to stay in the “balancing barn,” where 50 per cent of the building dangles precariously off a slope.
https://gizmodo.com/why-doesnt-balancing-barn-home-fall-on-that-little-girl-5246324
Thankfully it doesn’t appear that a swing was built-in under the barn as the concept pictures suggested last year. Everything else about the Suffolk, England-located barn however matches up perfectly—albeit, scarily. The website describes the house as being “clad in elegant silver tiles,” however I’d watch out on a sunny day if I were you—they look capable of reflecting some mean sunlight.
Construction has just been completed, and already the website is taking online bookings from next month. Stays of four nights cost £725 ($1,150), which works out to a little below $300 a night for the eight person-sleeper. I’d suggest packing a first aid kit just in case. [Living Architecture via Dezeen]
