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sadly, due to construction and safety laws, it's officially uninhabitable. it can only serve a purpose of being an artistic instalation where one can stay tempo
by zalew 14y ago
sadly, due to construction and safety laws, it's officially uninhabitable. it can only serve a purpose of being an artistic instalation where one can stay temporarily, but it won't be qualified as a house.
the first concepts were a bit different looking http://warszawa.gazeta.pl/warszawa/51,34885,12670651.html?i=0 http://warszawa.gazeta.pl/warszawa/51,34885,12670651.html?i=...
- Munksgaard 14y agoDo you mean uninhabitable?
- zalew 14y agowhoops, yes. corrected. tx
- olalonde 14y agoThat's sad. In Hong Kong, this house would sell for a lot and would most likely be legal.
- zalew 14y agoCorridor width regulations and such are probably more tolerant in places with limited land area like HK, but while I'm not an expert, I'm not so sure a metal box on sticks would qualify as real estate in most parts of the bureaucratic modern world.