Located a four-hour drive from Sydney, this property is capable of turning 360 degrees twice every hour.
Everingham Rotating House, Australia —
Located a four-hour drive from Sydney, this property is capable of turning 360 degrees twice every hour.
Everingham Rotating House
The octagonal home, built on a spinning steel platform, can make two full turns in an hour.
Everingham Rotating House, Australia —
The octagonal home, built on a spinning steel platform, can make two full turns in an hour.
Everingham Rotating House
From a distance, the house looks like a normal countryside cottage.
Everingham Rotating House, Australia —
From a distance, the house looks like a normal countryside cottage.
Everingham Rotating House
Consisting of four modules, the Dynamic D*Haus closes up in winter, to save energy, and unfolds itself in the summer to let in the light and release heat.
Dynamic D*Haus, Germany —
Consisting of four modules, the Dynamic D*Haus closes up in winter, to save energy, and unfolds itself in the summer to let in the light and release heat.
Dynamic D*Haus
The concept was created with extreme temperatures in mind -- insulation materials on one side of the home retain heat, while windows on the other let in the light.
Dynamic D*Haus, Germany —
The concept was created with extreme temperatures in mind -- insulation materials on one side of the home retain heat, while windows on the other let in the light.
Dynamic D*Haus
Designed by German architect Rolf Disch, this home rotates throughout the day, with the living areas following the direction of the sun.
Heliotrope, Germany —
Designed by German architect Rolf Disch, this home rotates throughout the day, with the living areas following the direction of the sun.
The roof is fitted with solar panels -- this building claims to have been the first in the world to capture more energy than it uses.
Heliotrope, Germany —
The roof is fitted with solar panels -- this building claims to have been the first in the world to capture more energy than it uses.
Prolific architect Michael Jantzen designed this home, which comprises of curved panels surrounding a glass space.
The Rotating Radius House, New Mexico —
Prolific architect Michael Jantzen designed this home, which comprises of curved panels surrounding a glass space.
These panels, installed on wheels, slide away to allow light and heat into the central structure.
The Rotating Radius House, New Mexico —
These panels, installed on wheels, slide away to allow light and heat into the central structure.
The concept was envisioned as a weekend retreat for two people in New Mexico, where Jantzen is based.
The Rotating Radius House, New Mexico —
The concept was envisioned as a weekend retreat for two people in New Mexico, where Jantzen is based.
Another Jantzen design, this wooden structure also encloses a glass space.
The Malleable Autonomous Retreat House —
Another Jantzen design, this wooden structure also encloses a glass space.
The exterior is made up of slotted panels, which open up to change the shape and layout of the house.
The Malleable Autonomous Retreat House —
The exterior is made up of slotted panels, which open up to change the shape and layout of the house.
Solar panels have been installed on a couple of the slotted panels, providing energy for the home.
The Malleable Autonomous Retreat House —
Solar panels have been installed on a couple of the slotted panels, providing energy for the home.