Windows, windows everywhere! Chata Otulina - Radków, Poland (rental property close to a national park)

Yall I found another interior thing why do people put carpet in bathrooms or anywhere in houses. please burn it with fire, why does this bath tub have the bed posts on it so many whys…

The Selfridges Building in Birmingham, England.

I’ve made these houses into memes before because, well, look at them! So full of personality. So much to shame or love, depending on your personal tastes.

Got shown this in class today on what not to do.

I wonder if his wife is a quilter.

In Leytonstone, east London, UK The couple who owns the garden ultimately decided to plant some trees and hide the window.

I have no words.

House I pass every time I visit my parents- it’s on a busy road, hence the Google Maps pic. Was built a couple years ago and they’ve since added some plants… as you can surely visualize, that helps none.

Pretty sure I’d trip on these steps every single time.

Need some heritage window frames replaced? No worries, call these guys!

This abomination of a driveway.

At the Rasskazovka Metro station in Moscow, as captured by a passerby in August 2018

A really wonky building somewhere in Russia.

They should have made the stairs a tongue.

Part of the brick ceiling was chipped away to make room for the stair railing. It's so narrow that one must cling to the center of the spiral staircase to avoid brushing up against the brick as you go up or down. There's a single light at the top, and no light switch for it downstairs.

Hi. I'm new here and just wanted to say hello. And let you know that in my hometown, Cologne, you get an architecture ? for this.

This house puts the ark in architecture.

Although I initially found the image labelled as a building in Makhachkala in Dagestan, I spotted Arabic writing on a store sign on a less-cropped version. I also found some info saying it was in Egypt. I also replaced the OP image with the second version I found. If you find more reliable info about it, please add it to the comments.

This house is in Belgium, built in the middle of idk what. Which came first, the house or the industrial apocalypse plaid walls?

Canadian bunker house. Ugggh.

This one I feel like they're playing Jenga with building material. 34th and 8th in Manhattan.

The street view of the bulging Gehry building. It never gets better.

I still can’t figure out what this door is for!! Anyone have any clue what it’s for?

I'm undecided if this one is shame worthy. Deffinitely a bizzare structure. The Unikato building in Katowice, Poland

I don’t hate this but I’m guessing most of you will.

I wanted to share and shame a photo that I took of a block of flats in Paris adorned with multiples of Michelangelo’s Dying Slave.

It looks like someone gave a bunch of pinterest references to a random "contractor" (not an architect or engineer) and a very rough sketch or a stack of Lego blocks stuck together

Spiked, Steve Messam, Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, Ripon, UK, 2021.