Ireland’s property market may be suffering, but Frank Buckley, has shown that good things can come out of the Eurozone crisis. He has built a house out of euros, using decommissioned notes from the Central Bank. This construction is worth $1.82 billion. His new home contains a bedroom, living-room and a bathroom, with a shower and kitchen on the way. His work is being recognised as a series of comments on the euro, and his new den highlights the debt crisis that this single currency has caused.