Thanks to electric motors and an old military vehicle's wheels.
. The renovated house now allows her to watch the vistas from their house one minute and people walking about the street the next.It all began when they married many years ago: At the time, she wanted their bedrooms to face the sun, so he built the house to accommodate that. However, this meant their living room faced away from the street, which bothered his wife and made her complain since she couldn't see people entering their front yard.
"I've got tired of her complaints and frequent refurbishing of our family house and I said: I'll build you a rotating house so you can spin it as you wish," Kusic toldThis is how he came up with the rotating house idea: Not happy with the view? His wife can now spin the whole thing until she is satisfied.
And it comes with a rather unexpected benefit; it's more earthquake-resistant than stationary houses. He built the house entirely by himself, and overall,took him about six years to finish, with the exception of a hospital stay owing to a heart problem. "This is not an innovation, it only requires will and knowledge, and I had enough time and knowledge," he said. While his wife declined to comment on their new house, we wish the couple many more happy days in their rotating view of the breathtaking landscapes.
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