From a tubular holiday home to the Balancing Barn, we've rounded 10 of the most impressive cantilevered houses from Dezeen's archive.

Holiday home by Sergey Kuznetsov
This tubular holiday home cantilevers over a hill in Russia's Nikola-Lenivets Art Park.
Moscow's chief architect Sergey Kuznetsov clad the 12-metre-long building in a continuous sheet of stainless steel and claims that its structure is held together using only six bolts.
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Living-Garden House by Robert Konieczny
Located in the Polish city of Katowice, Living-Garden House by architect Robert Konieczny includes a cantilevered upper storey
Set at 90 degrees to the house's ground-level volume, the upper section is supported by a  reflective podium designed to create an illusion that it isn't supporting the structure. Find out more about Living-Garden House ?

Balancing Barn by MVRDV and Mole Architects 
Dutch studio MVRDV and British firm Mole Architects collaborated to design the Balancing Barn holiday home in Suffolk, UK, which has a swing hanging from the end of its 15-metre cantilever.
Completed in 2010, the building balances on a central concrete core. The portion of the house that rests on the ground is made from heavier materials than the half that suspends in free space.
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+node by UID Architects
This wooden house in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, has a dramatic cantilever on its first floor that extends above the forest.
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