The camera is fine, your eyes are fine, your seeing things just fine. It’s the picture that has a problem. It’s a house actually, and no, it was not toppled over by the tokyo earthquake 
The image was submitted thru email by one of our readers, unfortunately no other information was given aside from the picture and a caption. This is a completely working house. Judging from proportions - with the door sized around 2100 to 2400 meters high, I’d guess that this is a three-level house with the last floor possibly an attic. This one’s definitely an eye catch!
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pinoy·arki n. A weblog focused on Philippine architecture, design and building construction. The online place to seek for help in common topics such as home designs, improvement, home repair, renovation, and more.
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Float Glass. Glass formed on a bath of molten tin. The surface in contact with the tin is known as the tin surface or tin side. The top surface is known as the atmosphere surface or air side.
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