The Most Weirdest Buildings

Imagine you’re an architect. Imagine that you have all the knowledge and passion that gives you the right to call yourself right man for that job. A million ideas are going through your head, you’re in fever and then, right then, when you can almost feel like you’re burning up, you’ve got an idea that wont leave your mind. That doesn’t mean that’s a good idea but in that kind of state, kind of feverish, you call it the greatest idea of your life. Check out some of the most weirdest buildings.

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Bewildering Pool

Leandro Erlich, artist who is known for his installations that looks like 3D illusion, has created this ‘fake’ swimming pool for Sean Kelly Gallery, New York. His works are in several private and public collections all around the world; he lives and works in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Paris, France. You can visit his site for bio and more information of his brilliant works. But, back to this amazing pool  – when you approach the pool, from the ground floor, it appeared that people are standing underwater on the floor of what seems to be a swimming pool full of water. But, when looking at the pool from underneath, you can see that it’s empty and the illusion of the water is achieved by placing a large piece of transparent glass suspended over the pool on which lies some actual water. The pool’s walls are painted blue, and ladders are mounted to further add to the illusion that is both disorienting and humorous…

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