The Wing House


Filed Under: Airplane Parts • Airplane Parts House • Architecture • Design • Green • Houses • Recycling • Sustainable

You could send a decommissioned Boeing 747 to the plane graveyard, but one Malibu Hills resident had a better idea. She built a house using the giant wings, that cover an area of 2,500 square feet, as a roof for her house giving them a second life.

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