r/evilbuildings • u/zendaya_calo • 1h ago

This building reminds me a lot of someone, but I can't quite place it. Does anyone know? 🫢🖌️🖌️ Located in Poland

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r/evilbuildings • u/romporn • 10h ago

Torre Valesca Time Lapse, Milano, 2018. Photograph by Richard Heeps.

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(Untouched ;-)

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r/evilbuildings • u/leroyhobo • 19h ago

Residential building in Munich, Germany

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r/evilbuildings • u/zendaya_calo • 3h ago

Fictional Friday National Library of Belarus

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r/evilbuildings • u/quick_justice • 19h ago

Cemetery portal in Buenos Aires really drives the idea of death on the cross home

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r/evilbuildings • u/tomatti • 12h ago

"The Tower" - Tampere, Finland

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r/evilbuildings • u/Wizard-In-Disguise • 7h ago

John Lewis building, Aberdeen

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I bought a pair of Vans from here. Still have them.

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Buildings that look evil, ominous, and that which could be the home of a supervillain.

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Friday On Friday we have Fictional Fridays where non-AI generated fictional buildings, such as paintings, renders, or drawings are allowed. We still allow real evil building images as well on Fridays.

Rules

1. Must be an evil building

On-topic submissions are real photos of real buildings. Fictional buildings (drawn, painted, rendered), excluding machine-generated (AI), can be posted on Fictional Fridays (12am-11:59pm GMT).

Buildings should look evil regardless of lighting condition and shooting perspective. Do not submit what cannot be seen naturally.

Buildings should look evil regardless of owner or tenant. Must be evil on the outside, not the inside.

2. Provide context if available

If you can identify the building, please do so.

If you are not able to identify the building, say so. You can put "No ID" in the title.

3. Be kind to each other

We can disagree with each other cooperatively. There is room for aesthetic-based opinions.

There is architectural and engineering context and information. We can address this professionally.

4. Oppose bigotry

No discrimination against people, including but not limited to gender, sex, sexual orientation, race and ethnicity, nationality, age, disability, religion, economic status, housing status, and language.

5. Maintain community health

Cooperate to build this community. No harmful behaviors including but not limited to doxxing, stalking, commercial promotion (spam), karma farming, electoral interference, and disinformation.

Moderators reserve the ability to maintain community health and safety.