“Surreal Architectural Marvels: Exploring Unusual Buildings Around the World”

Behind the seemingly uniform modern architecture are hidden rather unusual buildings, whose shapes and colors are more reminiscent of comic book sketches than real buildings. In recent decades, architects have increasingly turned to bright colors, unusual shapes and even textures, resulting in surreal buildings around the world that make some people widen their eyes with delight and others turn away in disdain.

Antonio Gaudi was one of the first architects who boldly broke any architectural standards. He searched for absolutely new forms, turning rigid architectural lines into airy and swirling curves. Gaudi’s architecture still attracts huge attention, but he is no longer the only one whose architecture has a slightly surreal flavor.

“The Garden”, Santa Barbara