House of 1000 windows
The nine-storey building, designed by Japanese architect Sako Keiichiro, has close to a 1,000 windows, reports Today Morning.
People walking past the new development in Jinhua say it makes them feel dizzy if they look at the building for too long because it's so unusual.
One local newspaper journalist counted 113 windows in the 15 rooms of the 9th floor, and said one room alone had 21 windows.
None of the rooms in the building are completely square or rectangular, corridors wind around and between rooms, and each floor features a mini garden.
People walking past the new development in Jinhua say it makes them feel dizzy if they look at the building for too long because it's so unusual.
One local newspaper journalist counted 113 windows in the 15 rooms of the 9th floor, and said one room alone had 21 windows.
None of the rooms in the building are completely square or rectangular, corridors wind around and between rooms, and each floor features a mini garden.

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