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Fact CheckLawExplainersNewsDecodeBOOM ReportsMedia BuddhiWeb StoriesBOOM ResearchWorkshopsVideosBy - A Staff Writer | 14 Jun 2017 5:59 AM GMT
A unique house called "The house in the Orchard" stands out among its neighbors because of its irregular shape. It has a circular ground with grey walls attached solely to a concrete foot on the steep slope.
Architect Jan Sepka designed the house for a friend who wanted to give some use to the 350 metres sloped garden and its six trees.
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Courtesy: REUTERS
