9 Bubble Houses Around the World | Architectural Digest
When Wallace Neff began designing bubble houses, he believed it was his greatest architectural achievement. The trailblazing California architect was known for designing stately mansion for the Hollywood elite during the golden age of film, and these amorphous structures were certainly a departure from his previous work. In 1944, Neff was contemplating affordable housing solutions in light of the post-war housing shortage, when a bubble on his sink caught his eye while shaving. Suddenly, an idea presented itself: Why not build with air?From there, he proposed a technique he called...
