體驗另類樂趣 稀奇古怪的住所

Living in a Billboard
This has got to be recycling at its best. Why throw out perfectly good billboards when you can reuse them as a living space?

住在廣告牌中
廣告牌最好能回收，當可以把廣告牌當作住所時爲什麼要扔掉那些好的廣告牌呢？

Living in a Walking House
WALKING HOUSE is a modular dwelling system that enables persons to live a peaceful nomadic life, moving slowly through the landscape or cityscape with minimal impact on the environment. It collects energy from its surroundings using solar cells and small windmills. There is a system for collecting rain water and a system for solar heated hot water.

住在“會走”的房子中
“會走”的房子有一種模塊式居住系統，它能使人們過上平靜的遷移生活，緩慢地穿過山水和城市間，而且對環境的影響非常小。屋子用太陽能和小的風車從周圍收集能量。也有收集雨水和利用太陽能燒水的系統。

Living under the Grass
At first sight, the place seems inhospitable. A rocky cliff facing North, unsheltered, where the wind blows cold and makes the waves break would seem the last place you would want to build your house in. But its owners didn't think the same way and, thus, an unusual building of angular, but sober, lines was built to merge perfectly with the surrounding environment.

住在草下
乍一看，那個地方看起來並不適於居住。一個岩石懸崖朝向北面，毫無遮擋，那裏海風涼涼地吹着，懸崖擊破海浪，這個地方看起來是你最不願建房的地方。但是房的主人並不這麼想，房主人建造了一種非同尋常的有尖角的建築。但是建築很雅緻，線條和周圍的環境完美結合。

Living in a Water Tower
"The Tower," a Tri Level House Standing 85 Feet Tall, is a Replica of a Historical Water Tower that was Reconstructed. The Water Tower Features a 360 Degree, Unsurpassed View of the Pacific Ocean, Huntington Harbour and the San Gabriel River.

住在水塔中
水塔85英尺高，是一個歷史性的重建水塔的複製品。水塔有360度的視景，能看到太平洋的美景， 及亨廷頓海港和聖蓋博河的美景。

Living over a Bridge
Living inside a “bridge” surrounded by the lush green scenery was challenging. It was the Bridge House. The house design was consisted of two steel trusses with concrete floors and steel decking. There was a roof made of plantation pipes. The unique house had transparent walls made of glass.

住在橋上
住在四處環繞綠色的橋中是種挑戰。這就是橋屋。房子由2個鋼框架構成，有着混泥土底板和鋼製防水材料。屋頂由種植園用的管道做成。由玻璃組成的牆壁是透明的。

Living inside an Airplane
This accommodation is not a private dwelling but instead a suite that is part of the Hotel Costa Verde. It's a fully outfitted, meticulously detailed, two bedroom, Boeing 727 fuselage suite.

住在飛機裏
這個住所並不是私人住宅而是Costa Verde旅館的一部分，設施齊全，設計精細，在波音727機艙中有2個臥室。

Living Upside Down
Klaudiusz Golos and Sebastion Mikuciuk created this upside down house for an exhibit in Trassenheide, Germany. It's clearly unlivable but still a lot of fun.

倒立的房子
Klaudiusz Golos和Klaudiusz Golos建造了這個倒立的房子來參加德國Trassenheide的展覽。房子顯然無法居住，但是很有意思。

Living in a Church
This stunning Gothic Revival-style building is now one of the most extraordinary and largest single family homes in San Francisco. Built in 1909 in San Francisco's famed Mission District, this church fell on hard times in recent years when its dwindling membership did not have the money to finance needed renovations. Enter businessman Siamak Akhavan who purchased the church for $2.25 million and invested another $3 million in it, turning it into a three-bedroom, 2-½ bath, twelve-room home.

住在教堂裏
這棟漂亮的歌德復古式建築現在是舊金山最特別的，也是最大的獨戶家庭住所。房子在1909年建成，位於舊金山著名的Mission區。因爲房主沒有錢來進行必要的整修，教堂在近些年經歷了艱難的時光。商人Siamak Akhavan花了225萬美元買了這棟房子並投入300萬美元進行裝修，將它變成一個有3個臥室，2-½ 洗漱間，12間房的豪宅。

Living on a 2,575m Peak
Since 1983, the Rifugio Nuvolau has been a refuge for exhausted trekkers, providing comfort and solace to those trudging in Italy's dramatic Dolomite Mountains. Even during World War 1, the 2,575m high hut served as a point for surveying situations on the summit. Besides a flashback in history, the location will provide a bed, eatables, and the jolly company of other outdoorsy souls like you.

住在2,575米高的山峯上
自從1983年七，Rifugio Nuvolau就一直是疲憊旅行者的避難所，它爲那些受困在意大利Dolomite山間的人帶來了舒適和慰藉。即使在二戰期間，海拔2,575米的小屋也是山間人們生存的生命點。過去，這個房屋會提供牀，食品，以及其他像你一樣落魄人的陪伴。

Living on a Boat – on shore.
The boat was built by Henry Ford and named after his grandson. After 50 years of service on the Great Lakes, the Benson Ford was scheduled in 1986 to be scrapped. This is when an Ohio couple stepped in and the captain's quarters of the Benson Ford became The Ship Residence, a private home on South Bass Island.

住在以船爲底的岸邊
船是由 Henry Ford建造的，並以他的孫子命名。在經歷了在大湖區50年的服役後，Benson Ford號原計劃在1986年報廢。這時俄亥俄州的一對夫婦入住，Benson Ford艦長的住變成了船屋，成爲南Bass島的私人住所。