WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The new house is only four-feet wide (1.2 meters), but it comes with a bathroom, a kitchen and a bedroom, and its first tenant will move in this weekend.
Architect Jakub Szczesny designed the two-story aluminum and plastic house three years ago and it's been built in a narrow space between a pre-war house and a modern apartment block in downtown Warsaw.
The Foundation of Polish Modern Art helped him fund it.
At a news conference Friday, they said the first tenant will move in Saturday: Etgar Keret, an Israeli writer whose ancestors died in Poland during the Holocaust.
But other tenants will follow in a building considered an art work.
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