This apartment is infinitely cooler than yours.
When an architect did renovations to a NYC family’s apartment, he filled it with hidden messages, puzzles, secret compartments, and codes that are built into the actual architecture. There’s even a book and a soundtrack that go along with it.
So. Cool.
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“It all began simply enough, Ms. Sherry said, when she and her husband bought the 4,200-square-foot apartment for $8.5 million in 2003.”
This is where I stopped.
also that little blonde hair girl is gonna be a knock out!
I want that house!
It reminds me of this discovery learning type game thing I had when I was a kid. Secretes in the Attic or something like that. A parent or some non-player would hide these cardboard wheels all over the house that contained clues to the whereabouts of other cardboard discs via riddles and such. It was super cool.
Kevin, you don’t have $8.5 million laying around?! Get it together!
Secrets in the Attic is what Flowers in the Attic should have been called.
Or Incest in the Attic.
I can’t wait for the kids in that apartment to get older and have 4 million places to hide their drugs.