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10 Most Dangerous Buildings In The World. Top 10 Strangest Buildings In The World. Top 10 Most Dangerous Buildings That People Actually Still Live In. Top 10 Tallest Buildings In The World. CONNECT With us: Facebook: https://goo.gl/mhXZJz Twitter: https://goo.gl/ZVXt9Y Google Plus: https://goo.gl/YDCXmU Number 10. Takasugi-an, Japan Terunobu Fujimori is a Japanese architect and architectural historian. This structure is a tea house in Nagano that was designed by an architect for his own use. Built and attached at the top of two chestnut trees, this is a single room made of plaster and bamboo. What makes it dangerous, perhaps, is the way it can be enjoyed since access is via a free standing ladder that must be supported by the trunk as a person climbs up. Number 9. Puerta de Europa, Spain Also known as “Gate of Europe”, this structure located in Madrid, Spain is actually two buildings that can be likened to the Leaning Tower of Pisa since these two structure lean towards each other with an incline of 15 degrees. These two buildings stand at 374 feet and have 26 floors each. Number 8. Hanging Temple, China Built during the reignof the Northern Wei Dynasty over 1,400 years ago, this temple is the only one that is used as a place of worship for followers of Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism. This hanging temple is at a height of 246 feet at the base of Mount Heng, Datong City, Shanxi. Number 7. Lichtenstein Castle, Germany With an average height of 817 meters, this stone castle was built on the side of a cliff. Other structures were built on the same spot almost six centuries before this castle was built in 1840 but were destroyed. Neo-gothic design was incorporated to its architecture. Number 6. Tower Astra, Germany With its age and make, this structure in Europe is considered as one of the most dangerous buildings in the world. Constructed in the 13th century, the spire of this church tower is made of oak and has a height of 27.43 meters. Located in Hamburg, Germany, the spire was built to the existent structure in 1450. It became unstable and started to bend due to humidity. Number 5. WoZoCo Apartments, Amsterdam Also called “Oklahoma”, this building consists of 100 units or houses intended for the elderly people. What makes it interesting is its design. It has units protruding from its rectangular structure that look like they are suspended in the air. Number 4. Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy Built as a free-standing bell tower of the church in the city of Pisa, this 14,500 ton tower is considered an architectural mistake because of the settling of its foundations. The tower is leaning at 3.99 degrees. Built in an unstable soil, restorations have been done to stabilize the structure. Number 3. Capital Gate, United Arab Emirates Standing at 160 meters tall, this iconic leaning structure is located in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Considered as one of the tallest skyscrapers in the city, this was built in 2007. Losing one’s balance from the top will definitely be a bad fate. Number 2. Meteora Monasteries, Greece Considered to be the most important group of monasteries in Greece, six of the original monasteries still exist and included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Built on Meteora, a formation of monolithic pillars and hills, these monasteries date back to the 11th century. Number 1. Sutyagin House, Russia Located in Archangel, Russia, this wooden log cabin is considered the tallest of its kind. Built in wood, this structure has 13 storeys and is 144 feet. Not only is it unfinished, it was also built by a known gangster. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ All images and informations in this video collected from internet. So any copyright issue please contact with us. Thanks