The building was Hundertwasser’s first architectural work, completed in 1985 at a cost of over €7 million. He went on to pursue various other building projects, including an iconic Viennese incinerator (be prepared for a surprise). This is no ordinary house, of course, as a look at the photos reveals. Vegetation carpets the roof (they used 900 tonnes of earth to construct the terraces). And plants (Hundertwasser’s “tree tenants”) appear all over the place, often where you’d least expect them.
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The building was Hundertwasser’s first architectural work, completed in 1985 at a cost of over €7 million. He went on to pursue various other building projects, including an iconic Viennese incinerator (be prepared for a surprise).
This is no ordinary house, of course, as a look at the photos reveals.
Vegetation carpets the roof (they used 900 tonnes of earth to construct the terraces). And plants (Hundertwasser’s “tree tenants”) appear all over the place, often where you’d least expect them.