These buildings come from an alternate universe, one where architecture isn’t bound by the rules of gravity—or perhaps even taste. Some of these concept buildings are pretty neat, but we get vertigo just looking at others.
Works of Victor Enrich
(via Weburbanist andVictor Enrich)
Fictional Buildings by Xavier Delory
(via Designboom)
Works of Filip Dujardin
(via The Superslice and Filip Dujardin/Facebook)
Anarchitecture by Olivier Ratsi
(via Olivier Ratsi/WYSI*not*WYG)
Surreal nightmares of Jim Kazanjian
(viaJim Kazanjian)
The steel Taiwan Tower with a floating forest 1000 ft (304 m) above the city, surrounded by parks, designed by Tokyo-based architect Sou Fujimoto, 2011
https://gizmodo.com/this-may-be-the-most-surreal-building-ever-created-5865386
Floating Buildings by Laurent Chéhère
(via Laurent Chéhère)
Architectural Nightmares by Frank Kunert
(via Gizmodo and Frank Kunert)
https://gizmodo.com/these-surrealist-nightmare-photos-are-real-but-tiny-5868608
