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30 Unique Houses Around The World

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Earth House

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Rondavel


30 Unique Houses Around The World
   
Shell House
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Rumah gadang

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Toda Hut

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Korowai Tree House

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Trulli House

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Palloza

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Farmhouse

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Crannog

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Mardin Stone Houses:

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Beehive Mud Houses:
Harran, Turkey

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Tongkonan -
Toraja People House: Sulawesi,
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World

30 Unique Houses Around The World 
 
House of Marsh Arabs: Iraq
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Log Cabin House: USA

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Reed Houses and Boats:
Lake Titicaca, Peru

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Blockhouse: USA
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
A blockhouse in Muskegon State Park, Michigan
 
Celtic Hut: Wales,
UKAn ancient Celtic hut, rebuilt in the original style
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World

Cone-Shaped Thatched Hut: Burkina Faso
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
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Round Clay Huts: Burkina Faso
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Polynesian Thatched Hut
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Wood-Ribbed House: Cameroon
This house is made entirely of wood.
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Yurts: Kazakhstan

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Palm Hut: Tuvalu

30 Unique Houses Around The World
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Tukul: Ethiopia
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Nipa House: Philippines
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Stilt Houses: Benin
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Glass House: Connecticut, USA

30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Cave House: Italy
 
30 Unique Houses Around The World
 
Stone Houses: United Arab Emirates
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