VOICED : World's narrowest

The video discusses the world's narrowest house, a unique architectural project in Warsaw. Designed by a Polish architect, the house is 9 meters high, 10 meters long, and varies in width from 72 to 122 centimeters. It serves as a creative space for artists and authors, owned by Israeli author Etgar Keret. The house is located in a historically significant area, once part of the Warsaw Ghetto. Keret sees it as a bridge between his present and his family's past. The house aims to inspire creativity despite its compact size.

What historical significance does the location of the thinnest home hold?

How does the architect feel about the connection between the new home and their family history?