World’s thinnest building: Everyone dreams of having a luxurious house. That’s why people work hard day and night to collect capital, so that they can support themselves and their families with a good lifestyle. Till date you must have seen many luxurious houses. Everyone builds the best house according to their status. But, have you ever seen the thinnest house in the world?
Its width is 60 centimeters
If you want to see the thinnest house in the world, then you will find it in the country of Lebanon located in the Middle East. From the front, this house looks just like a normal building, but when you see it from the side, you will be surprised to see its thinness. The thickness of one side of this building is only 4 meters, while the thickness of the other side is even less, only 60 centimeters. Yes, you have read absolutely right. People from different parts of the world come to Lebanon to see it. A very interesting story is told behind the making of this building.
This is the story of its creation
It was built in 1954. It is built on 120 square meters of land. There are two floors in the building and there are only four rooms on both the floors. It is said that two brothers got this land in a share from their father. Both the brothers divided the land as Plot A and Plot B. After many years, a road was to be built at that place under the government’s project. One brother agreed to give the land to the government for the scheme, but the other brother refused to give the land at any cost. He wanted that his brother should also keep the land with him instead of giving it to the government, but the brother did not agree and he handed over his land to the government.
the building is empty
To reduce the value of the land handed over to the government, the other brother built this building on his own land, so that if a building is built in place of his brother in future, the people living in the building would not get to see the beautiful view of the sea. . In today’s time no one lives in this two storey building. The place where it is built is called Al Ba’sa, which in English means Grudge, ie malice or complaint about something.
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