This residential block of flats bears all the wackily creative hallmarks of Hundertwasser, Vienna’s radical architect and lover of uneven surfaces, with its curvy lines, crayon-bright colours and mosaic detail.

It’s not possible to see inside, but you can cross the road to visit the Hundertwasser Village, also the handiwork of Hundertwasser.


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2. Hundertwasser Village

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