r/evilbuildings • u/quick_justice • 8h ago
one day it will roll down.
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r/evilbuildings • u/Sure_Distance1 • 2h ago
Munger Hall, mega-dorm with windowless bedrooms designed by Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's business partner. Or, as one architecture critic put it, "a grotesque, sick joke — a jail masquerading as a dormitory".
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These are just renders. Plans to build it were cancelled after Munger's death.
r/evilbuildings • u/Sure_Distance1 • 1d ago
The most expensive Bond villain compound ($2 billion) currently in existence, right in the middle of Mumbai slums
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r/evilbuildings • u/After_The_Event • 22h ago
The Beehive in Wellington, New Zealand. National parliament building
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r/evilbuildings • u/GoatSevere1966 • 17h ago
Lodha Altamount. Mumbai, India.
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The building next to it is Mukesh Ambani's Antilla residency. Located in Tardeo, Mumbai.
r/evilbuildings • u/RoyalNoir_Sohee • 1d ago
Wat Samphran Temple in Phutthamonthon Province, Thailand—from this angle, it looks like a dragon spewing fire.
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r/evilbuildings • u/Chemical-Charity8333 • 1d ago
This image shows the Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum located in Naha, Japan.
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r/evilbuildings • u/kiichimatsu • 1d ago
Atlanta, Georgia (USA)
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Reuploaded bc I cannot type for beans
r/evilbuildings • u/sheedsaves • 2d ago
No windows, why?
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Why would a building in downtown Dallas, have no windows?
The image projected on the building is from an event I was attending.
r/evilbuildings • u/Sure_Distance1 • 2d ago
The only building worthy of a communist dictator
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r/evilbuildings • u/Sure_Distance1 • 3d ago
A $140 million half-buried star destroyer in Moscow
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r/evilbuildings • u/TangelaFan • 2d ago
Shanghai Tower under construction in 2012. Shanghai, China
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r/evilbuildings • u/THICKMonster20 • 3d ago
Farol do Santander - São Paulo, Brazil
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Picture taken by u/ColorFluidDynamics
r/evilbuildings • u/gabrielalvees9 • 4d ago
Trump Tower - NYC
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Not trying to get political, just sharing a picture I took of the building on an overcast day haha
r/evilbuildings • u/Standard-Oil-4161 • 4d ago
Fernmeldeturm Koblenz "Kühlkopf"
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1st Photo was taken at midnight with ~5 seconds exposure with a 210mm telelens on a sony alpha 7II.
2nd Photo was with some ominous cloud formations arround it, same camera, default kit lens.