By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The concept of the Futuro House flying saucer structure originated as early as the 1960s, and since then, buildings resembling UFOs have appeared all over the world. However, over time, most of these flying saucer houses were abandoned. Recently, internationally renowned curator Craig Barnes decided to renovate and exhibit the flying saucer houses.
Futuro House on display in London, UK (Photo / Futuro, the same applies below)
Looks strikingly like a UFO
The curator found a long-abandoned flying saucer house in London, UK, and after careful renovation, restored its original appearance, presenting it as an event exhibition space.
Interior design resembles a spaceship
Feels like you're in an MIB sci-fi movie scene
This flying saucer house landed on the rooftop of London’s Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, hosting a year-long exhibition titled “The Intelligent Optimist.” University officials also involved students and staff in the work and discussions.
The flying saucer house is situated on the rooftop of Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
- 1
- 2