Dancing Building Prague

The Dancing Building, also called the Fred (Astaire) and Ginger (Rogers) building, is a piece of modern architecture. The designers are Vlado Milunič and a Canadian, Frank OGery. The latter is responsible for another controversial structure in Paris. This edifice, home to an insurance company, is a melding and twisting of two base substances: concrete and steel. It rises in close proximity to both ugly Communist block apartments and older historic buildings. The Dancing Tower on the river embankment has staggered windows, as opposed to the symmetrical and even variety. The narrow-waisted structure, through these devices, has a unique appearance. Moreover, at a glance it appears to dance. To get the full affect, you will need to stand on the other side of the river.