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This 3D visualization provided by the Foundation of Polish Modern Art shows the interior of the Keret House, one of the world's narrowest houses, built in Warsaw, Poland. The two-level Keret House is no wider than 48.03 inches and was fitted into a tiny space puzzlingly left between a pre-war house and a modern apartment block of the 1960s in downtown Warsaw. It is named after Etgar Keret, an Israeli writer of Polish roots who will be the first inhabitant of this artistic project of aluminum and polycarbonate. (Photo by Foundation of Polish Modern Art)
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