Who goes through Rotterdam without visiting the cube houses, known by the locals as "Kubuswoningen", loses a lot! This residential complex was designed by the Dutch architect Piet Blom in 1984, at the request of the municipality of Rotterdam. It was an architectural experiment. The main goal was to create a bridge over one of the circulated city arteries. The architect designed it as a stylized forest complex. The complex contains 38 equal sized cubes, which contact with the ground only by one corner and three big cubes, which are common areas, inside which there is a school, fashion shops, a playground and an entertainment center. A single pilot house, fully furnished, can be visited by tourists. The remaining cubes are inhabited and were sold at the beginning of the project. Each cube is divided into three levels. The living room is on the first floor. The bedroom and the bathroom are on the second floor. And the kitchen and another room are on the triangular space of the first floor. The apartments have walls inclined at 45 degrees, which offer a spectacular view over the city.