Given the neighborhood you reside in and how it would portray you to your neighbors, it would be difficult to build or renovate your house to resemble a Hundertwasser structure. Being unique is difficult. It’s difficult to alter or question how things are perceived. Everyone has a different idea of what constitutes art. I remember that we were required to build a petrol station in one of my first architectural lessons. It may seem straightforward and uninteresting, but it was difficult for those who first “wanted to be architects.” I recall my initial instinct, which I followed, was that the structure had to be circular. Why? I have no idea why. It most definitely lacked any useful (or buildable). I believe it was comparable to Hundertwasser’s perspective and this post’s title. The rarity of something constructed in a more organic form is or was obliviously more alluring because we are surrounded by straight-lined buildings everywhere we look.