Upside Down House, Poland - Revision history

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	Indeed, visitors to the house often report feelings of giddiness and nausea only a few minutes after they have entered through one of the attic windows and walked along the ceiling.		Indeed, visitors to the house often report feelings of giddiness and nausea only a few minutes after they have entered through one of the attic windows and walked along the ceiling.

−	The interior of the house is furnished ~~according to~~ typical houses in the Communist-era Poland of the 1970s. There is even an old TV that shows vintage propaganda.	+	The interior of the house is furnished in a style typical of houses in the Communist-era Poland of the 1970s. There is even an old TV that shows vintage propaganda.

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	The construction of the timber-clad house proved rather problematic. The foundations alone required 200 m3 of concrete. Danmar, a timber construction company, took 114 days to construct the house, rather than the normal time of just three weeks, in part due to the regular breaks workers had to take because of the disorientation caused by the strange angles of the walls.		The construction of the timber-clad house proved rather problematic. The foundations alone required 200 m3 of concrete. Danmar, a timber construction company, took 114 days to construct the house, rather than the normal time of just three weeks, in part due to the regular breaks workers had to take because of the disorientation caused by the strange angles of the walls.

−	Indeed, visitors to the house often report feelings of giddiness and nausea ~~after~~ only a few minutes after they have entered through one of the attic windows and walked along the ceiling.	+	Indeed, visitors to the house often report feelings of giddiness and nausea only a few minutes after they have entered through one of the attic windows and walked along the ceiling.

	The interior of the house is furnished according to typical houses in the Communist-era Poland of the 1970s. There is even an old TV that shows vintage propaganda.		The interior of the house is furnished according to typical houses in the Communist-era Poland of the 1970s. There is even an old TV that shows vintage propaganda.

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	Completed in 2007, the house was designed by businessman Daniel Czapiewski as a statement about the uncertainty of life in post-Communist era Poland.		Completed in 2007, the house was designed by businessman Daniel Czapiewski as a statement about the uncertainty of life in post-Communist era Poland.

−	The construction of the timber-clad house proved rather problematic. The foundations alone required 200 m3 of concrete. Danmar, a timber construction company, took 114 days to construct the house, rather than the normal time of just three weeks, in part due to the regular breaks workers had to take ~~due to~~ the disorientation caused by the strange angles of the walls.	+	The construction of the timber-clad house proved rather problematic. The foundations alone required 200 m3 of concrete. Danmar, a timber construction company, took 114 days to construct the house, rather than the normal time of just three weeks, in part due to the regular breaks workers had to take because of the disorientation caused by the strange angles of the walls.

	Indeed, visitors to the house often report feelings of giddiness and nausea after only a few minutes after they have entered through one of the attic windows and walked along the ceiling.		Indeed, visitors to the house often report feelings of giddiness and nausea after only a few minutes after they have entered through one of the attic windows and walked along the ceiling.

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	Located in the Centre of Education and Regional Promotion in the north Poland town of Szymbark, the Upside Down House is a popular tourist attraction.		Located in the Centre of Education and Regional Promotion in the north Poland town of Szymbark, the Upside Down House is a popular tourist attraction.

−	Completed in 2007, the house was designed by businessman Daniel Czapiewski as a statement about the uncertainty of life in ~~Poland~~ post-Communist era.	+	Completed in 2007, the house was designed by businessman Daniel Czapiewski as a statement about the uncertainty of life in post-Communist era Poland.

	The construction of the timber-clad house proved rather problematic. The foundations alone required 200 m3 of concrete. Danmar, a timber construction company, took 114 days to construct the house, rather than the normal time of just three weeks, in part due to the regular breaks workers had to take due to the disorientation caused by the strange angles of the walls.		The construction of the timber-clad house proved rather problematic. The foundations alone required 200 m3 of concrete. Danmar, a timber construction company, took 114 days to construct the house, rather than the normal time of just three weeks, in part due to the regular breaks workers had to take due to the disorientation caused by the strange angles of the walls.

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−	Located in the Centre of Education and Regional Promotion in the ~~Northern~~ Poland town of Szymbark, the Upside Down House is a popular tourist attraction.	+	Located in the Centre of Education and Regional Promotion in the north Poland town of Szymbark, the Upside Down House is a popular tourist attraction.

	Completed in 2007, the house was designed by businessman Daniel Czapiewski as a statement about the uncertainty of life in Poland post-Communist era.		Completed in 2007, the house was designed by businessman Daniel Czapiewski as a statement about the uncertainty of life in Poland post-Communist era.

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Located in the Centre of Education and Regional Promotion in the Northern Poland town of Szymbark, the Upside Down House is a popular tourist attraction.

Completed in 2007, the house was designed by businessman Daniel Czapiewski as a statement about the uncertainty of life in Poland post-Communist era.

The construction of the timber-clad house proved rather problematic. The foundations alone required 200 m3 of concrete. Danmar, a timber construction company, took 114 days to construct the house, rather than the normal time of just three weeks, in part due to the regular breaks workers had to take due to the disorientation caused by the strange angles of the walls.

Indeed, visitors to the house often report feelings of giddiness and nausea after only a few minutes after they have entered through one of the attic windows and walked along the ceiling.

The interior of the house is furnished according to typical houses in the Communist-era Poland of the 1970s. There is even an old TV that shows vintage propaganda.

= Find out more =

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