The Most Unusual Buildings and Structures

Ever seen a giant picnic basket turned into an office?

The Longaberger Basket Building in Ohio is exactly that.

Built to resemble the company’s signature product, it’s seven stories tall and even has massive handles on top.

It’s not just a gimmick—this was the actual headquarters of a basket company.

Talk about brand commitment!

In Poland, the Crooked House looks like it melted in the sun.

Inspired by fairytale illustrations, its warped walls and wavy roof make it look like a cartoon come to

life.

Located in Sopot, it’s part of a shopping center—but you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a surreal dream

just walking by.

The Capital Gate in Abu Dhabi leans 18 degrees—four times more than the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

This skyscraper defies gravity with its dramatic tilt, made possible by an internal steel diagrid.

It’s not just a visual stunt; it houses offices and a luxury hotel.

Engineering meets elegance in the desert skyline.

In Spain, the Casa Batlló by Antoni Gaudí looks like it was built by a dragon.

Its colorful, scaly roof and bone-like balconies make it one of the most fantastical buildings in the world.

Every inch is a celebration of nature and imagination—no straight lines, just flowing, organic forms that feel alive.