10 Incredible Hidden Buildings

Juniper House — Sweden

The Desert House has a similar structure to that of an armadillo — a layered roof shields it from the harsh winds and blazing heat.

Architect Ken Kellogg wanted this house to be physically part of the desert, with the interior highlighting organic, natural shapes.

Architect William Morgan designed this home in 1975 in the sand dunes of Atlantic Beach in Florida. Talk about incognito!

The lush dunes serve as a natural roof to this hidden home.

This gorgeous home was designed by Hiroshi Iguchi. Trees poke through the ceiling from an interior garden, giving off a beautiful greenhouse look.

While some of its rooms are (ironically) hidden beneath the glass, there are livable rooms within this nature-loving home.

Published February 3, 2015