On a farm in northern Bosnia lies a house that was specially made by a man for his wife. What sets this home apart from their neighbors is that... it rotates

It means that Vojin Kusic, the 72-year-old who built the house, and the rest of his family can wake to a different view each day. He says he decided on it after his wife could not decide on the layout.

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"When I was building our normal house, [my wife] said she wanted our bedroom to face the sun so that sunrays would wake her up and I accepted that," he told AP.

"But this meant that our living room had to go to the opposite side… and she suggested moving the living room so that it would face the road."

Gradually the idea of building a house that rotated started to form.

Kusic used to run a manufacturing business where he learned the necessary skills to build his new home, and he constructed some of it using parts from an old military transport vehicle.

Video editor: Beijing Feng.