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If you enjoy terrible pictures shared by real estate agents or social media pages like 'Ugly Belgian Houses', you're going to love this Twitter account too.
It's called 'Cheapo Architecture' and it has all the home ideas you love to hate. Like a very sad front lawn. Or a living room that looks like a corporate office reception room.
(Sure, taste is subjective and you might actually stumble upon something you actually like, but take this account's content as a whole and I think you'll agree with its main message).
So continue scrolling and who knows, maybe these interior and exterior, let's call them, solutions will actually make you feel better about your own place.
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Charlotte 3 years ago
Why are these big @ss houses always decorated by some blind 80s maffia boss?
Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano 3 years ago
Because they're the ones with $$ I guess
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago (edited)
Just because you're rich doesn't mean you have taste. The interior looks like it was decorated by some mob boss.
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Peacemaker21 3 years ago (edited)
Yes, but why? Why would you want to do that? It looks like a freaking pair of chopsticks!
Jon Steensen 3 years ago
Someone did the math on that overhang. Once an engineer was brought onto the project waaay to late, the achitect was finaly told that his ambition of a floating roof would fall, after half of the roof was build. After a major panic attack, those columns was all that could be sourced in the right dimentions. Classic symptom of a quickfix, it ain't pretty, but at least it works.
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Randolph Croft 3 years ago
The house looks, over all, like it was assembled out of leftover parts from a variety of different developments.
The Other Guest 3 years ago
They built it one piece at a time, and it didn't cost them a dime (with apologies to Johnny Cash)
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Chris Keel 3 years ago
Why would you not put one column on each front corner? Plus the two aren't even centered.
Stephanie Wittenberg 3 years ago
My first thought exactly. Also, that would provide much better support.
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Lara Verne 3 years ago
"I need something to make my house look more like castle," "Just use columns, it always work"
To figure out how to choose the right person for decorating your home so it wouldn't end on 'Cheapo Architecture', we contacted interior architect and lecturer of interior design at Vilnius College of Design, Judita Striukienė.
"Architects and interior designers keep up with industry trends by reading special periodicals, following their colleagues' works, taking part in various competitions as well as attending seminars and exhibitions (new technologies often spill into creative fields, so the arts can be a good ground for discoveries). Also, manufacturers often organize product introduction events that also touch on the newest tendencies," she told Bored Panda.
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Alessa Gillespie 3 years ago
I've seen urban exploration videos of this place. Definitely weird. Not sure who was supposed to be their target buyer
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Choompie & Dottie Gonzales 3 years ago
Not an accountant, but I like it as well. I find the shape soothing (until I get to the janky fence, at least).
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Doug 3 years ago
I disagree, an accountant would have had the windows the same size and aligned.... what's up with that upstairs window, 3rd from the left!
Tessb90 3 years ago
Now I'm also annoyed about the lack of a little window above the door to match rest of the bottom row of windows.
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RandomPanda 3 years ago (edited)
looks like my first ever 'fancy' minecraft house when I was 7.
tl gmc 3 years ago
I used motherlode to buy my Sim the most expensive house and he hated it and was depressed looking at the rooms, he'd love this box
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Naomi Pollock 3 years ago
I don't have a clue, but it makes me think of Dante's inferno
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Tessb90 3 years ago
Do we want to go halvies, with some contingencies as far as inclusions in the purchase agreement. Otherwise, perhaps it is run like a hotel, with beautifully designed sheets of cardboard art on your pillow instead of a mint...
Load More Replies..."When choosing an architect or interior designer, people should first consider their experience and professionalism," Striukienė said. "They should also have a similar set of values and aesthetics to you—something that can be seen in their portfolios."
"And, of course, a very important aspect of these relationships is psychological character compatibility. Without it, working together can become really challenging."
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Tessb90 3 years ago
I think that some people are just trash. I don't think that it's the money's fault.
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
How TF much does it cost to heat or air condition, I wonder. After that, how TF long would it take to clean the whole place? I mean, if you live there, you’re going to have furniture, if you can afford it after paying the hearing bill in January. (See, THIS is where the mind of someone from the 99% goes when we see OTT wasteful s**t like this place.)
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Max Robitzsch 3 years ago
Exactly. You want cheap, clean beds inside a room of your own so you can crash.
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Brandi VanSteenwyk 3 years ago
Wouldn't the pic above this one (Heathrow Airport Hotel) be more of an example of Gaol Architecture?
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Choompie & Dottie Gonzales 3 years ago
I don't mind it except why block the windows with the silo?
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Kimberley Gayle Thomas 3 years ago
Thank you. That explains why my eyes & brain hurt.
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Jrog 3 years ago
Steinway Tower. Built on the site of the former auditorium of the Steinway piano maker company, partially incorporated in the new building. A 100 square meters studio starts at 7,75 millions, while the average apartments are 350 m^2 at 25 millions and up. The building had a lot of problems in the construction (lawsuits, lack of permits, incidents etc) and had several safety issues after delivery with ice, tiles and glass panes detaching and falling on the street.
Nimues Child 3 years ago
They'd have been better off renovating the original company building. Better for the environment, too. And I'm shocked - shocked! - that a developer who builds such a "look at me" building would have problems with permits, neighbors, materials, etc.
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Roman Hans 3 years ago
That's why they call them "finger buildings." Because they're giving the finger to everyone with good taste.
Hiram's Friend 3 years ago
I love the way it blends into its surroundings, almost like a Frank Lloyd Wright house! /s
All of this should then translate into a well-wishing and respectful cooperation, where everything goes smoothly. "To me, it's very important that the client allows creativity," Striukienė said.
"You often have to educate them on essential architectural and interior design factors, help them navigate their own wants and preferences, understand. These things cost energy. However, if we've established a good relationship and there's room for creative exploration, the effort is worth it."
"What you want the least is to also work as a psychologist."
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Brandi VanSteenwyk 3 years ago
Every time I see new homes being built these days, I am left gobsmacked at just how little space people are okay with between their home and others. Myself? I don't think there is any possible luxury or accoutrement that a builder might offer to make me live so close to strangers. Residents should just get an apartment if privacy isn't a concern.
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Jrog 3 years ago (edited)
See the house on the left & at the back: this house is on a steep slope. The front entrance is clearly on the other side, where the street level is close to the level of the top floor. The car garage is at the back, where the street level is much lower. The door is just a backdoor leading to a mezzanine, and usually there is an internal staircase leading to an internal mezzanine and then to the top floor. It's not an unusual layout for houses built on hillsides.
G M 3 years ago (edited)
But why the 20 foot ceiling in the windowless garage?
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Dynein 3 years ago (edited)
It's probably about how prominent and huge the garage is. The living space with windows and door seems like an afterthought.
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pink_panda 3 years ago
I kinda like these! Life is stressful. You might as well find ways to enjoy it, or else embrace the void.
Lucky2BAlive 3 years ago
And they added the statues to the “balcony” … please tell me they have a piddling cherub too.
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
Poor house. The architect was the one drunk and high, the house is the one hungover with the munchies. Like Corsican twins, only one’s made of concrete or wood or whatever the f**k this monstrosity is made of.
Peacemaker21 3 years ago (edited)
Ooh I wonder what'll happen to that overhang balcony when it starts raining buckets >:)
Marina Rocha 3 years ago
Class today: how to incorporate everyday objects into architecture. Student: I will go with toilet brush. I will add two for effect
When you're settling in, oftentimes the final version of your home looks different from the initial vision. Which, according to the interior architect, isn't necessarily bad.
"That can happen due to many reasons. For example, as I already mentioned, since the client deepens their understanding of architecture and interior design, they might decide to take the project to a new direction themselves."
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Jrog 3 years ago
It's a novelty shop and restaurant in Lahijan, in the iranian Gilan Province, called Pizza Tower. Coordinates are 37.19984016362511, 50.01520654044357. The road is not mapped on google, but trust me, it's there. The photo is cropped, in the full photo the name of the restaurant is visible
Xander Man 3 years ago
I knew they wanted to make sure that tower in Pisa would be safe from falling over, but I think they overdid it...
Karen Grace 3 years ago
It looks like a time travel accident where buildings from different centuries merged.
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Elsker 3 years ago
what is the purpose of those lawns anyway? do kids play there or are they just meant for aesthetical reasons? seems like such a waste of space
Chan Heng Li (Zhonghuass) 3 years ago
Lawns started to show off your wealth.
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David Zeller 3 years ago
That is not representative of the majority of suburban America. Just considering that half your pics are are condo/apts shows that.
LittleWombat 3 years ago
Exactly!! Very inaccurate representation. Most towns have a combination of several types of dwellings. LOTS of people have their own veggie gardens, flower gardens, several varieties of trees... people have beehives, raise a few chickens where allowed, some people have acres of lawn, some have smaller yards fully replaced with native plants. Remember that the US is huge and diverse and we vary SOO much not just from state to state, but also within our states, and even within our cities and towns.
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Bridgette Helms 3 years ago
It's better than having rocks or gravel. I live in a neighborhood where majority has green lawn and then there are houses where they just put rocks or gravel for landscaping. I'll take green anyway!
pat martin 3 years ago
Any pathetic attempt at lowering CO2 is still an attempt, especially given what little areas they have to work with.
Beth L 3 years ago
All but one of these are actually multi-family units. Which is definitely a thing in England, and they all have dumb, tiny "gardens" too. Except I've seen enough pressure washing videos on YouTube to know they just lay weird red and yellow pavers over them anyways and give up on having anything green in the "garden"
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Deborah B 3 years ago
It's like they desined it to be a story taller, and then got told that it was only allowed to be the same height as the original.
M O'Connell 3 years ago
They could have at least made the Mansard roof the same pitch as the original! Or used a brick exterior, or kept the same high aspect-ratio windows...
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Looks like SOMEONE forgot their measuring tape! And they’re colorblind to boot!
Brandi VanSteenwyk 3 years ago
It's possible that building regulations changed after the initial building was constructed and prior to the addition. But the least they could have done is matched the bricks.
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Hannu Luhtasela 3 years ago (edited)
Build in 1969 and was sold earlier this year. Original askin price was only 68 000 euros. This house made it's way all up to newspaper https://www.iltalehti.fi/asumisartikkelit/a/cea3e2d0-b5e4-4baf-8698-c8082de22bf9
Tessb90 3 years ago (edited)
It's legitimately incredible when you see the rest of it as well. Wish I lived in Finland to get this house for only 68000 euros. Thanks for the link 🙂
Load More Replies... Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
I believe this is the house that’s a modest ranch style on top, but an entire lavish bunker underneath, in case they actually launched the rockets from Cuba in ‘62. The views in the windows are fakes.
Another common reason for a change in plans, according to Striukienė, comes from decor materials. When you have a limited budget, you might need to swap what you want with what you can actually get and that, naturally, has an impact on the end result too.
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TheEndIsNigh🇨🇦&🇬🇧 in🇺🇲 3 years ago
🎵 gonna' catch me in my bath dirty, gonna' catch me in my bath dirty🎶
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Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
Many of those windows beside a bathtub have a switch on the wall that activates something in the glass to make it opaque.
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ƒιѕн 3 years ago
Well, with the material shortage still ongoing... ya gotta use what you can get.
KittyMommy 3 years ago
A house I used to live in was built during WWII. There's some really interesting design choices and materials. Made repairs hard since a lot of it was fabricated from whatever they could find in whatever size they could make it
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Builder: And what finishing materials would you like on the exterior? Owner: All of them.
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Brandi VanSteenwyk 3 years ago
Unfortunately this happens often in areas where there are requirements on percentages of materials going on the outside of new homes.
Pensive_Panda 3 years ago
Yep. My Dad & Grandpa used to buy everything when local mom & pop hardware stores went out of business. My Grandma got a jam-jarring cellar out of that. And my brother & I got a tire swing on the walnut tree. My uncle got his first woodshop. He now makes grandfather clocks... for fun. Alhambra, CA. Good times. LOL
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Mandy Harris 3 years ago
Toronto has a lot of realllly dated, ugly buildings.
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Gillian Gray 3 years ago
You can live just a few floors up from your work! Spares traffic and if you bike to the store it saves ALOT on fossil fuels!
Lene 3 years ago
A good layer of paint in a few lovely colors and it could be a wonderful building. Forest theme on one side, ocean on a 2nd side, fields and meadows on a 3rd, and mountains on the 4th. And on each balcony you can paint animals that live in the environment the side is themed as.
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Joshua David 3 years ago
Actively seeking a tyrannosaurus rib and a large cat.
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Chris Keel 3 years ago
It actually looks like it could BE a Bass Pro Shop. I could deal with the kitchen. But those huge rocks surrounding the wood burning stove... Horrible
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DennyS (denzoren) 3 years ago
I would rather have a nice yard with those rocks and stuff than it being inside the house.
Jon Steensen 3 years ago
looks like a place where you need a maid (or more likely several) if the cleaning is not to kill you. Just imagine having to keep every nook and crany of those stones and antelers free from dust.
Aria Whitaker 3 years ago (edited)
..."live in a Montana's..." Huh? Live in a Montana's WHAT? Title has me so confused. And yes, that stone fireplace is horribly ugly, IMO.
Upstaged75 3 years ago
Me too! I was thinking Montana's was a restaurant or an outdoor/camping store. Are they referring to the state of Montana in the US?
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Nimues Child 3 years ago
I can't quite make out what's in the middle of the pile of stones. Is it an oven? A TV?
pink_panda 3 years ago
Eh, this one's not the worst... Some people get REALLY into the rustic cabin look.
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Nimues Child 3 years ago
Up in MA this design is called "20th century architectural masterpieces by Gropius". But the MA ones don't have as much of a bunker feel as these do.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
This is a cheapened version of adobe houses found all over the southwest. I say cheapened, because the real ones have style, color, character, and cool indigenous landscaping that complements them. These. Just. Don’t.
Angela B 3 years ago
No. I think it's proof that the buildings are a disaster actually.
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Francisco Garcia Bustamante 3 years ago (edited)
Fire proof and tornado proof? maybe thats not the worse idea
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Nimues Child 3 years ago (edited)
The roofline on that turret looks like mortarboard chic. It just needs a tassel.
Natalia A 3 years ago
What I never understand is how you can have such a big house but choose to design it in a way that lets in very little natural light.
pink_panda 3 years ago
Every design makes a statement, I just can't figure out what this one is supposed to be.
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Put the jewelry counter over there, racks of designer dresses and suits over there, some top line shoes and bags over there, and the cashier in the middle.
pink_panda 3 years ago
What furniture could you possibly buy that would make that house feel comfortable and well-scaled?
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Nimues Child 3 years ago
Perhaps spelled "G-u-c-h-i" (snarky but i couldn't resist)
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Monique Reed 3 years ago
Tell me you're a pro athlete or a drug lord without telling me you're a pro athlete or a drug lord. There are a couple like this in Houston. With the money that was spent they could have had some really beautiful interiors, but nooooooooo.
Choompie & Dottie Gonzales 3 years ago
While they probably cost more than most people make in a year, those drapes are hideous.
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pink_panda 3 years ago
What is even happening with that black and white interior with single amber light?! Ugh!
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
So (un)stylish. So (im)personal. Imagine your kids running around inside on rainy days (until they slip and fall and crack their little skulls open, of course, and you know you’ll never get all the blood out of the tile)! What a (horrible) place to raise a family (don’t, just don’t, promise me you won’t)!
WordWeaver 3 years ago
There is NOTHING chic about offices! Colourless and dull. Waste of good materials.
the shrimp whisperer 3 years ago
this looks like that one house i built in minecraft a couple years ago
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RedCorvette 3 years ago
Lay off the curtains, the statue and any odd color furniture and you have a nice house.
Nitka Tsar 3 years ago (edited)
It’s the curtains. Without them it would be quite nice. And I kinda love the room on the bottom right. Maybe it reminds me of Austen movies or something.
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Elsker 3 years ago
agree about the cage, but otherwise i've seen worse:) Also, i think i would turn that setting-sun-shape into a window:)
Nimues Child 3 years ago
Good call on the window. It would be much better!
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bottomless.abyss.of.bordem 3 years ago
Those trees may mature into beauty. I'd die for that wrap around balcony. The gate is ugly, but when you have money, maybe that's something you need for safety.....Abortion Dr. in Texas, maybe?
Evil Little Thing 3 years ago
Ehhh... I think it's going for a Tuscany look with Victorian trim and ghetto door cage.
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Seedy Vine 3 years ago (edited)
Actually loving the cage over the door thing - more safety and fewer sales people!
TooBusyExisting 3 years ago
something about this house gives me creepy vibes. idk why (besides the hugggeee cage)
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AVGucky 3 years ago
You taught me something new and I will use it whenever possible! Never heard "noped out" before 😂 ! Thank you!
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Marina Rocha 3 years ago
If you mean some sort of ivy that covers the entire wall as well as huge trees to ensure none of that horror show hits a passerby's eyes, than yes, I agree
Load More Replies... WordWeaver 3 years ago
State housing in New Zealand looked like this in the 1960's. Landscaping was the same too.
Evelyn Roger 3 years ago
Let's just agree that we have seen this typa house atleast once in our lifetime in our neighborhood too
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TheEndIsNigh🇨🇦&🇬🇧 in🇺🇲 3 years ago
No, it's really not awful. I'm not a fan of the whole "turret on a house" thing, but I'm not hating this either.
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Hphizzle 3 years ago
Plush chairs in the bathroom…mmm mildew. Not to mention front row seats for the literal s*#t show. 💩
liam newton-harding 3 years ago
Every bath, and toilet comes with it's own "viewing chair"! That's a thing, right?...Right?...
M. William Bell 3 years ago
Gauche? No, that’s French. Gaudy? No, that’s Catalonian. You know…you may be right?
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Edgar 3 years ago
Usually, it's because the exterior of the house has been renovated, but they kept the statue, which probably was a part of more elaborated decoration prior damages. In Rome, it might be caused by war.
UpQuarkDownQuark 3 years ago
There haven’t been any wars in Italy since that building was built. Probably 1960s, maybe 70s.
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Caroline Nagel 3 years ago
In Belgium this is very common. Quite a few buildings and houses have a niche in the outside wall with a statue of mostly some biblical figure - Mary (with or without baby Jesus in her arms) - or a saint.
Nitka Tsar 3 years ago
We have similar things in Germany. Little alcoves in exterior walls of normal houses with statues of Maria and such in them.
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ƒιѕн 3 years ago
Why tf you get a downvote? I kinda like it too. Have an upvote.
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WordWeaver 3 years ago
At least it's not a glass and concrete box. How many unusable spaces has it got?
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Monique Reed 3 years ago
Fill that with tasteful furniture with accents of color, beautiful art, and lots of books and plants and it will be wonderful.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
But get rid of the hot pink and dusty rose (e.g. dirty pink) carpet, please! Paint the walls some soothing colors, put up lovely paintings, install bookcases and fill them with books you actually read—-NO f*****g idiotic color-coding of the bindings either!—-instead. You know, make the place look like a family actually LIVES there!
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Sammie 19 3 years ago
I'm so sick over everything being whitewashed and greywashed. It's cold, sterile and depressing
Load More Replies... Seedy Vine 3 years ago (edited)
💖 all the space and the colors - you could put in a trapeze or trampoline and/or ride bikes in there...
TheFloydist 3 years ago
Have you ever wanted to live in the hallway? We have the house for you.
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Christos Arvanitis 3 years ago
This is actually really nice. Author is dead wrong and just doesn't like the style but it is pretty well executed. We live in New England and there is a shortage of decent contemporary homes around here.
Gin. No tonic 3 years ago
It's not minimalism, it's just unfurnished, as in pre-sale. In Central Europe this is called "full-finished" house, as in the floors, walls, and ceilings are decorated and painted, sometimes even the kitchen is placed, but the new owners will bring in their furniture themselves.
RoanTheMad 3 years ago
I mean, it's not terrible, but I never much liked modern styles of architecture. Too much glass and clinical looking white walls and edges. :P
JMil 3 years ago
I don't get the too much glass thing. If the house is in a beautiful setting, I want about as much glass as I can get.
Load More Replies... Nitka Tsar 3 years ago
I don‘t understand how this is poorly executed. What‘s wrong with this one?
WordWeaver 3 years ago
Clearly the architect and the owners wanted different things - one wanted the sleek glass box, the other pitched roofs. Resulted in a characterless look.
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Hiram's Friend 3 years ago
If this was on the National Trust, it would almost be appropriate for the late 19th century. Almost.
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Nimues Child 3 years ago
What, now? It looks like it was co-designed by an entire class of first-years.
boredkoala 3 years ago
Yeah at least it is successful camoflaging the massive scale of the thing!
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John Kremm 3 years ago
Hmmm. Neo-classical-psuedo-European-canal-side-multi-use-reclaimed-mock-warehouse with a nod to retro-revival and a brother-in-law who sells exterior surface materials. Ho hum. See it every day, everywhere.
Memere 3 years ago
This looks almost exactly like the "mixed use" developments that have been going up where I live! Shops, restaurants & small offices on the ground floor, with residential units above, and parking garages at the end or in back. The architects have tried to make them look like some kind of village, with a mix of styles.
Monique Reed 3 years ago
I wonder if the different occupying tenants got to choose their own exteriors? Or someone was trying to disguise an ugly office or apartment block as "old part of city with many different architectural styles"?
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Jennifer Barrett 3 years ago
It kind of looks like the window ledges are designed as a climbing wall to make it easy to go window to window.
Jon Steensen 3 years ago
imagine shopping for curtains for that: I need on that is 1.5x0.3, on one that is 1.2x0.4, one that is 0.75x1.6, one that is 0.5x2.1 one that is 0.25x2.3, one that is 0.3x0.4.....
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Bubbles and sparks 3 years ago
If the owner would only maintain the "gardens" surrounding this heap of bricks with a bit more fashion, color and care, it might have some potential, now it's just meh...
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WordWeaver 3 years ago
It has identity confusion - it doesn't know whether it's French chateau, American blah or Amish barn.
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pink_panda 3 years ago
All that money for a giant custom house and not one custom window that works with the shape of the building?
WordWeaver 3 years ago
No art or grace in the window placements. One can only wonder what the interior looks like.
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Monique Reed 3 years ago
What is up with hotels having one end done in different materials? It always looks like an afterthought.
Hiram's Friend 3 years ago
They think it breaks up the line and is "interesting".
Load More Replies... WordWeaver 3 years ago
Hope it's never built - looks very institutional, very prison like or at best, an industrial workshop.
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Wide Awake at 3am 3 years ago
What would they be parking in the garage with the super high door?
Cheryl Ramsay 3 years ago
For some reason, this house looks abandoned to me. Even the poor bushes out front look like they're dying.
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Hiram's Friend 3 years ago (edited)
I kinda thought we might get through one of these without having a Trump hate. I'm as tired of the haters as I am of the man.
Evelyn Roger 3 years ago
Interior bis kind of ok but what the fudge is wrong with the Exterior... Like Surrrr
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sweetrottenpeaches 3 years ago
Have you ever seen a gipsy castle in Romania? I guess those are worse..
RoanTheMad 3 years ago
oh those houses with like 3 layers of roofing?....eh they're not too terrible but a bit tacky... it's a shame because Romania has some absolutely beautiful actual castles and palace/manor houses.
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Monique Reed 3 years ago
Those glass blocks aren't cheap! Someone paid a lot of money to have things look this way.
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TheFloydist 3 years ago
It took my eyes a little too long to realize this was one picture. The left and right sides just didn't want to stitch together.
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WordWeaver 3 years ago
Built an extension to the front? Ruined what profile it might have had.
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ƒιѕн 3 years ago
When you family has just continually refused to leave home over the generations...
RoanTheMad 3 years ago
so basically me trying to build a house in the sims for my legacy challenge. xP
Load More Replies... boredkoala 3 years ago
That hallway room reminds me of a hallway in Logan Airport where you can sit and watch the planes outside...
Bubbles and sparks 3 years ago
At least they can stay and enjoy themselves when a zombie apocolyps happens ;)
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pink_panda 3 years ago
Ha! I thought those were stripes. The fact that they're shutters is silly.
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Emiloy 3 years ago
This photo a follow up to the “budget downtown abbey in Lincoln Ontario” that’s also on this list (not sure why it’s separate). More info on the property here: https://dailyhive.com/toronto/ontario-castle-winery-for-sale
Load More Replies... Nimues Child 3 years ago
Plus it looks like they're growing their own food. Points for that!
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Monique Reed 3 years ago
You know how fancy houses sometimes have names? Well, this one is called Shingler's Nightmare.
Adele Maestranzi 3 years ago
I bet that this was once a much smaller late Victorian house, that had an extension added onto it, and again, and again.
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WordWeaver 3 years ago
Southern mansion wannabe at the front, no style at all around the side.
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Yourname942 3 years ago
I mean it's neat, but that sapphire blue color doesn't mesh well with warm tan
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Monique Reed 3 years ago
It's like they stick their hand in a box of architectural blocks and just plonk down whatever they come up with.
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Kenny Kulbiski 3 years ago
More power to them! I gotta confess I kinda liked some of them. ( I've never been accused of good taste.) I gotta say though if built/ designed something with my money I'd do it how I wanted it. Other people's opinions wouldn't even be a factor.
Metalhead Turtle 🇺🇦 3 years ago
On (I think) almost every post, there was a comment that's a scam. I found myself downvoting that because I've been scammed before and it's not fun
Memere 3 years ago (edited)
It's spammer/scammer bots. Just keep downvoting them. With 10 downvotes, they get a 24 hour block, and with constant blocks, they get removed. It's a constant battle tho, new bots pop up here all. the. time. I guess BP doesn't have a good way to prevent them.
Load More Replies... Kenny Kulbiski 3 years ago
More power to them! I gotta confess I kinda liked some of them. ( I've never been accused of good taste.) I gotta say though if built/ designed something with my money I'd do it how I wanted it. Other people's opinions wouldn't even be a factor.
Metalhead Turtle 🇺🇦 3 years ago
On (I think) almost every post, there was a comment that's a scam. I found myself downvoting that because I've been scammed before and it's not fun
Memere 3 years ago (edited)
It's spammer/scammer bots. Just keep downvoting them. With 10 downvotes, they get a 24 hour block, and with constant blocks, they get removed. It's a constant battle tho, new bots pop up here all. the. time. I guess BP doesn't have a good way to prevent them.
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