The world's narrowest house designs polish architect _ only 60 inches wide

It's Polish engineer with the design of a house is narrower in the world, which will measure just 60 inches wide and compatibility between the tower blocks and two in Warsaw, according to the Metro site. Will include the house one bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and lounge, over four floors. Design uses the length of the small gap between buildings, with each floor about 40ft back. Commenting on the design, the architect Jakub Szczesny said: "I saw a gap and just think they need to fill. And will be used by artists." According to the Daily Mail,
the first person to live in a small house is the Israeli writer Etgar Keret.

And writer you have to use a series of stairs to move between floors and the building is too small to accommodate groups of stairs.

At present, the home of the world on a narrower Great Cumbrae, off the coast of Scotland, North Ayrshire, but while measuring 47inches in front, 'wedge' extends to 22ft at the back.