Extreme Living: More Homes Outside the Mainstream

Check out these homes that are anything but typical.

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Raised off the ground on a 10-foot-tall pedestal, the house is designed to change with the seasons. That's right; it rotates! Turn it toward the sun in winter and away from the sun in summer. This rotation helps make the house energy-efficient, and the wind-deflecting round shape also makes it resistant to storms.

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