The Happy Rizzi House is rediculous...

The Happy Rizzi House is a famous tourist attraction in the German city of Braunschweig. It was created in 1999 by American artist James Rizzi. This bricks-and-mortar work of art took two years to complete. It opened in Braunschweig’s historical Magni quarter in 2001 and adds a new facet to the appeal of the town.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 If you ask me, it looks like a toddler designed it.

Could you live in 344 sqft?

Architect Gary Chang created an innovative sliding wall system to make 24 room options in his tiny Hong Kong apartment.

Most impressive (other than 24 room options in 344 square feet!): All the eco-friendly attributes, the golden-tinted windows that add warmth (and happiness), and mirrored ceilings that make the room look larger and increase the light value in the the room.
What a genius, small-space inspiration!

If you could have moving walls and flexible room options, could you live like this? Or is this only a single person's dream?

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