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A Futuro House, the flying-saucer-shaped molded fiberglass dwelling designed by Finnish architect Matti Suuronen, about 26 ft in diameter and 13 ft high, in Houston, Kent County, Delaware. It has stood at the same site since June 1977 and was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on 26 December 2023 for architecture and social history. It is a privately owned, occupied residence.
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Vincelette Futuro House
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Approximate location · 38.918° N, 75.505° W
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Private home in the town of Houston, Delaware; it is not a visitor attraction. Respect the residents' privacy. Best treated as a drive-by or documentation subject only where it can be seen lawfully from public roads.
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