Dean Monogenis 's paintings of outlandish homes look almost impossible. Someone help him build a real one from his paintings!

Monogenis became interested in architecture after the loss of the World Trade Center and the race to rebuild. “When that happened I realized that they [the buildings] were like people in that they could live and die," he tells Wired Design. "They had a finite, organic existence."

Some of his landscapes are populated with once-futuristic technology: geodesic domes, radio towers and pop-up campers. Now if only he was an architect. [Dean Monogenis via Wired Design]