This art installation created by Argentinian artist Leandro Erlich might not function as a building, but it still manages to emulate one that might have had the misfortune of being caught in high winds. A 30-foot high sculpture that was designed for the Art Journey Festival in Nantes, France in 2012, the half-torn away room is held up by a mock ladder that appears to be leaning against it. While the piece may not fit the criteria of being an actual structure, its design and suspension make it a gravity-defying feat that fuses art and architecture and gives us a sense of how a new concept can capture attention.