Krzywy Domek: Crooked House in Poland
The commercial building known as the “Crooked House” in Sopot, Poland is a popular landmark for tourists and photographers. Built in 2004 by the design team of Szotynscy & Zaleski, this 4,000 sq meter building is part of the Rezydent shopping center. The inspiration for its unusual shape came from Polish fairytale illustrations by Jan Marcin Szancer and Per Dahlberg. The building’s entrance, which appears as though it has been distorted, can be disorienting for some visitors.
What makes Krzywy Domek stand out is its unusual shape, which is inspired by Polish fairytale illustrations by Jan Marcin Szancer and Per Dahlberg. The building appears as if it has been warped, creating a disorienting and vertigo-inducing entrance. However, this unique design is what makes the building a popular destination for visitors and photographers.
Inside Krzywy Domek, there are many popular shops, restaurants, and even a radio station for visitors to explore. The building is home to a variety of businesses, making it a convenient destination for shopping and dining.
The local name of the building, Krzywy Domek, translates to “Crooked House” in English, which perfectly describes the building’s unique and distorted shape. It’s a perfect destination for those looking for something out of the ordinary and a good spot for photography enthusiasts.
Address:
Bohaterów Monte Cassino 53,
Sopot,
Poland
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i think the pictures are good but the information is poor
I had to do a report on it but had to look in a book for most info
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