This Guy Made What Might Be The Coolest House On Earth
A 73-year-old man in the Czech Republic built this rising, rotating, subterranean home by hand. It’s sort of a Robo-Hobbit house, located about 62 miles north-east or Prague. And it has a swimming pool.
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This Guy Made What Might Be The Coolest Ho...
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1. This Is Bohumil Lhota, A 73-Year-Old Builder From The Czech Republic, Standing In Front Of His “Roundabout House.”
Image by Petr Josek / Reuters
2. The House Can Rise And Fall Like A Periscope At The Flip Of A Switch.
Image by Petr Josek / Reuters
3. Lhota Began Building The Roundabout House In 1981, Mostly By Himself, And Is Still Not Done.
Image by Petr Josek / Reuters
6. The Upper Level Can Rotate 180 Degrees, But Manual Power Is Required For That Maneuver.
Image by Petr Josek / Reuters
7. Lhota Said He Built The House Primarily Because He Got Bored With Building Normal Houses.
Image by Petr Josek / Reuters
8. The Other Motivator Was Energy Efficiency. When The Home Is Completely Undergroud, It Maintains A Stable Temperature Year-Round.
Image by Petr Josek / Reuters
9. Lhota Also Finds The House Very Relaxing, As It Has A Lovely View Of The Krkonose Mountains.
Image by Petr Josek / Reuters
Via: blogs.reuters.com
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