Buildings come in all sizes, shapes and functions, and we've gotten very good at building them over the centuries. Architects don't just design strong, durable structures. As natural problem solvers, they often seek to create spaces for the times and for the people who use them.

Space in Abraxas, France

A snake-shaped temple in India

This building is located in Guizhou, China

This building, built in the 18th century, is one of the oldest buildings in NorlandhartjÀrdaal, Norway

This is a grasshopper cafe in Korea, made of train cars

Baku State Carpet Museum, Azerbaijan

Mushroom room in Japan

Apartment building in Turin with 150 trees


The world's largest hotel with a staggering 10,000 rooms, currently under construction in Saudi Arabia

Cologne Cathedral. A masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Year of construction: 1248-1880

Shenzhen International Airport looks like a giant airplane

Does anyone know what kind of building this is?

The "Basket Building" in Newark, Ohio

Moka Station, Japan

Dancing House in Prague, Czech Republic

Unique housing in the Netherlands

The evolution of this building can be seen in its masonry structure

Nitroi Museum of Contemporary Art, Brazil, designed by Oscar Niemeyer in 1991

Grand Mosque in Samarra, Iraq

Rogner Bad Bumau Hotel, Austria

Mirador del Rio, Lanzarote, designed by Cesar Manrique in 1973

Turtle Building

Big Drawer Building

Hong Kong's ship-shaped shopping center.

This three-story building in Hidradabad, India.

I mean...it's good that they didn't cut down the trees

A building in Berlin, Germany

Holland Valley Complex

The unique window design of this building


