r/evilbuildings • u/sunsetgalaxy • 3h ago
Wedding Palace, Ashgabat
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r/evilbuildings • u/zendaya_calo • 8h ago
Fictional Friday National Library of Belarus
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r/evilbuildings • u/Wizard-In-Disguise • 12h ago
John Lewis building, Aberdeen
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I bought a pair of Vans from here. Still have them.
r/evilbuildings • u/quick_justice • 1d ago
Cemetery portal in Buenos Aires really drives the idea of death on the cross home
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r/evilbuildings • u/romporn • 15h ago
Torre Valesca Time Lapse, Milano, 2018. Photograph by Richard Heeps.
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(Untouched ;-)
r/evilbuildings • u/zendaya_calo • 1d ago
Grasshopper's Dream Cafe, Corea del Sur
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un edificio único construido con dos antiguos vagones de tren apilados y modificados para parecerse a un par de saltamontes gigantes.
r/evilbuildings • u/Spaco14 • 1d ago
Walking into my evening class with the Kodak tower looming in the background. Rochester, NY
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r/evilbuildings • u/Ok-Internet-6881 • 1d ago
Red Bull Global HQ in Fuschl am See, Austria
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It is supposed to pay homage to Thai design where the drink was originally from, but always thought it had a Legion of Doom building vibe coming out of the water
r/evilbuildings • u/_416citizen • 1d ago
A sanitarium sits vacant somewhere in Portugal 🇵🇹
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r/evilbuildings • u/romporn • 1d ago
Grundtvigs Kirke (Grundtvig's Church), Copenhagen, Architect Peder Vilhelm Jensen-Klint, Completed 1940. Photograph by Guy Sargent, 2025.
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r/evilbuildings • u/quick_justice • 2d ago
Headquarters of prune trading company in Tokyo. Sadly demolished last year.
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r/evilbuildings • u/zendaya_calo • 2d ago
Fictional Friday Brutalist architecture in the shape of a flying saucer located on the summit of the mountain of the same name in the Balkan Mountains, in Bulgaria.
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r/evilbuildings • u/zendaya_calo • 6h 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/Random_Introvert_42 • 2d ago
The "Kehlsteinhaus" ("Eagle's Nest") at Berchtesgarden, Germany, was built as a diplomatic reception house by the Nazis. It more recently served as a memorial/museum and burned down a few days ago.
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r/evilbuildings • u/dict8r • 2d ago
Queen and Collins Tower, Melbourne.
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Looks like Umbrella have a lab there or something.
r/evilbuildings • u/CharlieAP04 • 3d ago
The Incinerator Chimney at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, UK
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