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−	House Attack was an architectural installation created in central Vienna, Austria. Austrian artist Erwin Wurm collaborated with the Museum Moderner Kunst (MUMOK) for a publicity stunt in the form of architecture, for which he perched a cottage-sized house in a precarious position on the side of MUMOK’s large gray basalt building,	+	House Attack was an architectural installation created in central Vienna, Austria.

−	Completed in October 2006, the house appeared to have fallen from the sky and implanted itself ~~in the façade of~~ the museum.	+	Austrian artist Erwin Wurm collaborated with the Museum Moderner Kunst (MUMOK) for a publicity stunt in the form of architecture, for which he perched a cottage-sized house in a precarious position on the side of MUMOK’s large gray building.
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		+	Completed in October 2006, the house appeared to have fallen from the sky and implanted itself into the museum.

	Known for his irreverent approach to projects, Wurm said that “House Attack [is] a symbol for an everyday occurrence as well as small-mindedness”. He intended that the project would break architectural thinking from so-called ‘normal’ limits.		Known for his irreverent approach to projects, Wurm said that “House Attack [is] a symbol for an everyday occurrence as well as small-mindedness”. He intended that the project would break architectural thinking from so-called ‘normal’ limits.

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−	House Attack was an architectural installation ~~located~~ in central Vienna, Austria. Austrian artist Erwin Wurm collaborated with the Museum Moderner Kunst (MUMOK) ~~to create~~ a publicity stunt in the form of architecture.	+	House Attack was an architectural installation created in central Vienna, Austria. Austrian artist Erwin Wurm collaborated with the Museum Moderner Kunst (MUMOK) for a publicity stunt in the form of architecture, for which he perched a cottage-sized house in a precarious position on the side of MUMOK’s large gray basalt building,

−	~~On top of MUMOK’s large gray basalt building~~, ~~Wurm perched a cottage-sized~~ house~~, balancing~~ in ~~a precarious position over~~ the ~~side~~.	+	Completed in October 2006, the house appeared to have fallen from the sky and implanted itself in the façade of the museum.

−	~~Completed in October 2006~~, ~~the intention was~~ for ~~it to appear~~ as ~~though~~ the ~~house had fallen~~ from ~~the sky and implanted itself in the façade of the museum~~.	+	Known for his irreverent approach to projects, Wurm said that “House Attack [is] a symbol for an everyday occurrence as well as small-mindedness”. He intended that the project would break architectural thinking from so-called ‘normal’ limits.

−	Known for his irreverent approach to projects, Wurm said that “House Attack [is] a symbol for an everyday occurrence as well as small-mindedness”, and he intended to challenge architectural thinking from binding within so-called ‘normal’ limits.	+	The house was constructed with a large wedge-shaped gap in the roof and was carefully craned into position before being secured to the museum’s steel structure.
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−	The house was constructed with a large wedge-shaped ~~space~~ in the roof ~~structure~~ and was carefully ~~crane-lifted~~ into position before being secured on the museum’s ~~roof using the~~ steel structure.	+

	The installation has since been dismantled.		The installation has since been dismantled.

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House Attack was an architectural installation located in central Vienna, Austria. Austrian artist Erwin Wurm collaborated with the Museum Moderner Kunst (MUMOK) to create a publicity stunt in the form of architecture.

On top of MUMOK’s large gray basalt building, Wurm perched a cottage-sized house, balancing in a precarious position over the side.

Completed in October 2006, the intention was for it to appear as though the house had fallen from the sky and implanted itself in the façade of the museum.

Known for his irreverent approach to projects, Wurm said that “House Attack [is] a symbol for an everyday occurrence as well as small-mindedness”, and he intended to challenge architectural thinking from binding within so-called ‘normal’ limits.

The house was constructed with a large wedge-shaped space in the roof structure and was carefully crane-lifted into position before being secured on the museum’s roof using the steel structure.

The installation has since been dismantled.

[[File:Houseattack2.jpg]]

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* A House for Essex.
* Blur Building.
* Drina river house.
* La Hospederia del Errante.
* Little Crooked House, Poland.
* Republic of Kugelmugel.
* The Hole House.
* Unusual building design of the week.
* Upside Down House, Poland.

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