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If you want something done right, hire a professional. Otherwise, you might end up like the people who everyone is talking about in this Facebook group that’s all about questionable architectural decisions.

You Should Have Hired an Architect brings together people to discuss some of the more ridiculous manifestations of architecture caused by a clear absence of a professional.

And if any of this sounds familiar, it’s because it should as Bored Panda has featured this group not once, but twice.

#1

This Is How I Solved The Common Bookshelf Corner Problem. It Also Solved The Very Tall Book Problem

This Is How I Solved The Common Bookshelf Corner Problem. It Also Solved The Very Tall Book Problem

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#2

Amsterdam's Homes Adorned With Whimsical Charm, Inspired By Zaandam's Enchanting And Eclectic Dwellings

Amsterdam's Homes Adorned With Whimsical Charm, Inspired By Zaandam's Enchanting And Eclectic Dwellings

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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Don’t know about the inside but I think it looks cool on the outside

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College House With An Emergency Slide Rather Than Stairs, Haha

College House With An Emergency Slide Rather Than Stairs, Haha

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So, You Should Have Hired an Architect is a Facebook group dedicated to showcasing examples of why it’s a bad idea to skip out on hiring an architect, as seen by the visual content shared in it.

The group also features discussions on topics related to what it means to be an architect in the modern world and what they actually do.

#5

Average Person: “I Would Like A Useful Handrail To Help Me Safely Navigate The Stairs.” Shanghai Metro: “Go F Yourself.”

Average Person: “I Would Like A Useful Handrail To Help Me Safely Navigate The Stairs.” Shanghai Metro: “Go F Yourself.”

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Hippopotamuses
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9 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Remember those games in takeaways where you had to follow the metal zig-zag with the metal hoop, without touching it? This is the life or death version of that game.

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#6

Why The Tiny Windows And Excessive Stairs?

Why The Tiny Windows And Excessive Stairs?

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Hippopotamuses
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This is one of the weirdest houses I think I've seen. The dormer without a window really sets it off.

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The group was created by architect Allison B. McKenzie in May of 2021 and has since then blown up with its success. As of this listicle, the group has over 58,000 members who actively contribute.

In our previous listicle, McKenzie explained that the two biggest reasons why ridiculousness happens in architecture in the first place is money and lack of understanding about how much better off they can be with an architect’s touch.

#7

A Friendly Reminder For When We See Homes With Dust Shelves And Random Windows That You Can Never Reach, There Are People Who Find Use Cases For Them. Wondering How They Clean Up There, Robot Vac?

A Friendly Reminder For When We See Homes With Dust Shelves And Random Windows That You Can Never Reach, There Are People Who Find Use Cases For Them. Wondering How They Clean Up There, Robot Vac?

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#8

Now…who In The World Thought This Carpet Was A Good Idea In This Hotel. We Are Staying At The Ameristar In Kansas City. When The Elevator Door Opened We Seriously Thought It Was A Crime Scene

Now…who In The World Thought This Carpet Was A Good Idea In This Hotel. We Are Staying At The Ameristar In Kansas City. When The Elevator Door Opened We Seriously Thought It Was A Crime Scene

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McKenzie elaborated that architects bring a lot to the project. It’s not just about making a house beautiful and functional—it’s also about making sure it fits into its environment in a sustainable way.

This is besides them making sure you don’t dig yourself into a deep, deep hole of building standard and code violations.

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#12

Another Stair Of The Pointy, Slice-Y Persuasion

Another Stair Of The Pointy, Slice-Y Persuasion

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And while you can risk it and skip out on hiring an architect—there are cases when personal houses turned out to be just fine—the group has ample examples of why it’s probably not worth the risk.

After all, there is a reason why architects go through years of studies and pass rigorous exams to be able to do what they do in a safe and sustainable manner. Having played the Sims throughout high school, however, does not count.

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#14

Well, They've Certainly Got Me Believing Everything Is Made Of Marble. Either That, Or We're At A Crime Scene. Someone, Please Make It Stop!

Well, They've Certainly Got Me Believing Everything Is Made Of Marble. Either That, Or We're At A Crime Scene. Someone, Please Make It Stop!

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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This is the worst kitchen I ever seen! Did they come up with this brilliant idea while being high or something? It’s so bad I can’t even look at it. Thought someone was murdered there at first! Straight out of a true crime episode.

Cassie
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It looks like somebody watched a 1990s DIY decorating show that taught how to do sponge painting and used a square kitchen sponge instead of the kind of sponge you use for sponge painting, but also didn't have a good eye for color choices.

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Moë
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Look at the clearance between the stovetop and the microwave 🤦‍♀️

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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My neighbor across the back alley has that same issue. His house used to be a rental and the previous owner did some remodeling on the cheap. I couldn't believe the clearance when I saw it. 😬🤦🏻‍♀️

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Id row
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Nope. I'd walk right back out. That gives me anxiety just looking at it.

C .Hunger
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Looks like they were making Strawberry Creme LifeSavers in here...

UncleJohn3000
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9 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I've seen a few sponge-dabbed and other faux paint surfaces that looked good, but most look like a meth user got busy with a sponge and forgot to stop.

Jeremy Bolanos
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

When you watch a commercial about learning to sponge paint and figure, that's enough.

Deson
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The fact they used fake marble on everything except the counter (where it would make some sense) is painful.

deejak
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Someone got tired of cleaning cabinet doors/drawers and decided to camo the dirt.

Alecto76
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

My kitchen kinda looked like this once. It was an accident.

L. Murphy
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Who did this?! I want to know so I can find them and give them a good slap.

Meester Chad
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I just threw up a can of pork n beans from my early childhood (I'm almost a boomer)

Steve Hall
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Someone was watching an episode about sponge painting on tv.

George D
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Funny thing is if they just painted all the cabinets white the kitchen would instantly be serviceable.

Biofish23
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Ah, sponge painting. If Pinterest had existed in the early 90's it would have been full of sponge painting projects. I painted my grandmother a giant flower pot I was quite proud of. Perhaps though, kitchen cabinets the color of raw meat wan' the way to go.

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In the most general sense of the concept, architects make problems go away.

For every want and need that you might have with a house comes a non-zero chance of a problem arising. Even more so when you need to translate your vision onto a three-dimensional space measured extremely precisely—and you bet that every nano-measurement counts.

#16

This Castle In Texas Is Still For Sale If You’re In The Market For A Kingdom

This Castle In Texas Is Still For Sale If You’re In The Market For A Kingdom

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Surenu
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Ah yes, a priceless remnant from Texas' rich and colorful medieval history.

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#17

This Bathroom Is In An Old Elevator Shaft. Cool, But No Thanks

This Bathroom Is In An Old Elevator Shaft. Cool, But No Thanks

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

#18

Again, With The Excessive Boob Lights

Again, With The Excessive Boob Lights

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

An architect might cost you in the beginning, but you will surely end up saving money in the long run. Architects make sure each project is done in the most efficient and economically reasonable way. And it’s not just the early stages of a building that are set—they also future-proof projects by coordinating materials and layouts in the plan in a way that it would last long and would actually be something you could sell in the future if the need arises.

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#20

Really Pushing That “Farmhouse” Vibe

Really Pushing That “Farmhouse” Vibe

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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Habitat 67 Is A Housing Complex On The Saint Lawrence River In Montreal. Designed By Israeli-Canadian Architect Moshe Safdie, It Originated In His Master's Thesis In Architecture School, And Was Built For The 1967 Canadian World's Fair Called Expo 67. Safdie's Design Opened Up The Traditional High-Rise Apartment Building To Allow Natural Light Into All Four Sides Of A Dwelling And Gave Each Unit An Outdoor Garden Area, Almost Like A Single-Family House In The Sky

Habitat 67 Is A Housing Complex On The Saint Lawrence River In Montreal. Designed By Israeli-Canadian Architect Moshe Safdie, It Originated In His Master's Thesis In Architecture School, And Was Built For The 1967 Canadian World's Fair Called Expo 67. Safdie's Design Opened Up The Traditional High-Rise Apartment Building To Allow Natural Light Into All Four Sides Of A Dwelling And Gave Each Unit An Outdoor Garden Area, Almost Like A Single-Family House In The Sky

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arthbach
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It is a brilliant design, but not for Canada. One of the big benefits of apartment buildings is the apartments either side, top and bottom give thermal insulation, from the cold, and a lesser extent the heat. Some of these rooms will be far, far colder than they would have been if they had been built in a conventional way. In warmer countries, this design would work.

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If anything, hiring an architect is just the easier thing to do. Sure, it’ll cost you more, but how much is your peace of mind worth?

It doesn’t take a cost-benefit analysis to know that if you’re trying to draft up a plan all the while working and living your life, plus all of the other engineering and design services that you might want to throw in there and coordinating and administrating absolutely everything—it’s always worth it.

#22

It’s Funny, But I See So Much Stuff Put Into “Big” Ada Bathrooms That Negate All Of The Accessibility Features

It’s Funny, But I See So Much Stuff Put Into “Big” Ada Bathrooms That Negate All Of The Accessibility Features

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#23

When Hgtv Gets A Hold Of A Historic House. These Are, Indeed, The Same House. Constructed In 1946 On Stage 12 At Universal

When Hgtv Gets A Hold Of A Historic House. These Are, Indeed, The Same House. Constructed In 1946 On Stage 12 At Universal

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#24

Great Example Of When Lipstick On A Pig Doesn’t Work

Great Example Of When Lipstick On A Pig Doesn’t Work

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Blue Bunny of Happiness
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Reminds me of Vera Duckworth’s cladding in Coronation Street. Looked much better before

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And besides the architect, there’s a slew of other things to worry about too—your plan has to have the right amount of detail (including structural engineering drawings, survey plans and utilities logistics), having your finances properly sorted so that there's a budget to begin with, selecting the right builder, doing your research and all that jazz.

#25

Turns Out That Partially Filling In Two-Story Foyers Isn’t Great Either

Turns Out That Partially Filling In Two-Story Foyers Isn’t Great Either

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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Emily Busch
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

If they replace the finished walls and pictures with bookcases and filled them with books...it would be a readers dream space

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#26

Me: Adds “Dog Stair” To List Of Potential House Features

Me: Adds “Dog Stair” To List Of Potential House Features

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Needless to say, it helps to get all the help you can get. Otherwise, you might end up with a door in the middle of your staircase… or a staircase that doubles as a Home Alone trap… or a house that’s out to get you because of all the architectural nonsense you’ve let yourself get carried away with.

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Prompt for an architect, or suffer the consequences of being featured as an example on You Should Have Hired an Architect.

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This Is In One Of The Bathrooms Of An 1840 Almost $2 Million Beautiful Federal Home In Virginia. The Rest Of The House Is Museum Worthy! But This Little Feature Here Has Me Completely Puzzled!

This Is In One Of The Bathrooms Of An 1840 Almost $2 Million Beautiful Federal Home In Virginia. The Rest Of The House Is Museum Worthy! But This Little Feature Here Has Me Completely Puzzled!

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#29

This Door Is Always Open

This Door Is Always Open

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#30

Not Ai- This Is A Very Real House By John Lautner

Not Ai- This Is A Very Real House By John Lautner

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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So, what are your thoughts on any of this? Mayhaps you live in a building that has questionable architectural bends, breaks and bullpies? Share your stories and takes in the comment section below!

Also, share this listicle with your friend! I dare you. Share other similar articles we’ve done too. I double dare you.

#31

I Used To Pass By This House On My Way To A Previous Job And I Couldn't Not Look At It Every Time. I Just...why? It Is Saved On My Computer As Awful.jpg

I Used To Pass By This House On My Way To A Previous Job And I Couldn't Not Look At It Every Time. I Just...why? It Is Saved On My Computer As Awful.jpg

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#32

Circular Bathrooms May Be Worse Than Circular Kitchens

Circular Bathrooms May Be Worse Than Circular Kitchens

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#34

Bed, Bath And Beyond

Bed, Bath And Beyond

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

#35

I Had No Idea Kansas City Was This Glam In The 70s

I Had No Idea Kansas City Was This Glam In The 70s

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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#37

An Elevating Dining Table Is An Odd Flex

An Elevating Dining Table Is An Odd Flex

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Is that a platform that rises up to the view? Looking at the marks in the carpet below it…

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#38

Man Shows Up To His Airbnb To Find The Entire House To Be Built Inside A Barn. This Is An Actual Airbnb In Bay Port, Michigan

Man Shows Up To His Airbnb To Find The Entire House To Be Built Inside A Barn. This Is An Actual Airbnb In Bay Port, Michigan

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#39

What’s Behind This Door?

What’s Behind This Door?

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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arthbach
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

What's behind this door? Probably a storage area for cleaning supplies. It would be the perfect place to store a broom etc.

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In Our Air Bnb. Bathroom/Main Entrance To House. Can't Make This Stuff Up. Also Has Another Door Into A Bedroom In Case The Exterior Door Doesn't Make You Uncomfortable Enough

In Our Air Bnb. Bathroom/Main Entrance To House. Can't Make This Stuff Up. Also Has Another Door Into A Bedroom In Case The Exterior Door Doesn't Make You Uncomfortable Enough

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staceybeaverhausen
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

i live in Florida. not uncommon at all to have a bathroom with an outside door that leads to the backyard/pool. makes sense so youre not dripping water throught the house to go to the bathroom

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#41

Hope You’re Not Afraid Of Heights

Hope You’re Not Afraid Of Heights

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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Ace
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The worst thing about this is the way the cupboard doors and ther handles completely fail to line up with each other. Would drive me mad in minutes.

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#43

I Hate It When Agents And Homeowners Don’t Straighten The House Before I Arrive…

I Hate It When Agents And Homeowners Don’t Straighten The House Before I Arrive…

Michael Booini Report

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Hippopotamuses
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9 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

According to Google Lens, this is tornado damage in Florida. Amazing how precise and focused some tornadoes can be.

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#44

Airbnb In The Backrooms (New Orleans, Louisiana)

Airbnb In The Backrooms (New Orleans, Louisiana)

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#45

Can Anyone Take A Guess As To What Is Going On Here?

Can Anyone Take A Guess As To What Is Going On Here?

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#46

Boston City Hall - Brutalist But With Something A Bit More Inviting To The Eye

Boston City Hall - Brutalist But With Something A Bit More Inviting To The Eye

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#47

Thought This Group Might Enjoy Some “Gorgeous Tudor Architecture…”

Thought This Group Might Enjoy Some “Gorgeous Tudor Architecture…”

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#48

Apparently They Changed Their Mind About Having A View

Apparently They Changed Their Mind About Having A View

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

#49

Talk About A Glitch In The Simulation We’re Living In

Talk About A Glitch In The Simulation We’re Living In

Austin Jenkins Report

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Jeremy Callahan
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Judging by the pile of materials, this is not complete. Likely will have a roof that overlaps the house roof.

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#50

$47 Million House And The Front Looks Like This

$47 Million House And The Front Looks Like This

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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#51

Ceilings Shouldn’t Be This Hard

Ceilings Shouldn’t Be This Hard

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

#52

Functionally, It’s Probably Pretty Great, But Aesthetically It Makes Me Twitchy

Functionally, It’s Probably Pretty Great, But Aesthetically It Makes Me Twitchy

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

#53

Before And After Renovations Of The James Scott Mansion Built In 1897 In Detroit, Mi

Before And After Renovations Of The James Scott Mansion Built In 1897 In Detroit, Mi

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Ace
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

More restoration than renovation - looks like it's true to the original.

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#54

That Floor To Floor Height Is Something

That Floor To Floor Height Is Something

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#56

Vacation Cottage Rental In Northeastern Us. Everything Looks Great Until You Get To This:

Vacation Cottage Rental In Northeastern Us. Everything Looks Great Until You Get To This:

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#58

That Little Garage Pediment, Though…

That Little Garage Pediment, Though…

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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#60

I'm Mostly Just Impressed With The Tiny Gutter And Downspout

I'm Mostly Just Impressed With The Tiny Gutter And Downspout

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

#61

This Was A House We Looked At. They Made A Big Deal About This Being A “Builder’s Own Home”. The Pendant And Chandelier Weren’t The Only Super Odd Things

This Was A House We Looked At. They Made A Big Deal About This Being A “Builder’s Own Home”. The Pendant And Chandelier Weren’t The Only Super Odd Things

Elle Hunt Report

#62

I Need More Inaccessible Foyer Memes

I Need More Inaccessible Foyer Memes

Things that are not aesthetic Report

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#65

Rustic

Rustic

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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Hippopotamuses
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It looks like the builder found somewhere to hide at least some of his empty vodka bottles.

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#67

As An Architect, I Have Specified A Lot Of Door Hardware. Needless To Say, I Have Questions About This Push-Plate In A Smallish Public Restroom. (Seems A Bit Excessive, Doesn’t It???)

As An Architect, I Have Specified A Lot Of Door Hardware. Needless To Say, I Have Questions About This Push-Plate In A Smallish Public Restroom. (Seems A Bit Excessive, Doesn’t It???)

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Norm Gilmore
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Someones covering up a hole that's been smashed into the door. And that door is filthy...

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It's #trashtalktuesday! This Week, Let's Examine The Never Occupied Ryugyong Hotel In North Korea By Baikdoosan Architects & Engineers. What Do You Think? Note: If You Are Unaware Of This Hotel, Dubbed The "Hotel Of Doom," Google The Story- It's Fascinating

It's #trashtalktuesday! This Week, Let's Examine The Never Occupied Ryugyong Hotel In North Korea By Baikdoosan Architects & Engineers. What Do You Think? Note: If You Are Unaware Of This Hotel, Dubbed The "Hotel Of Doom," Google The Story- It's Fascinating

Allison Beer McKenzie Report

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Hippopotamuses
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

What building? There's no building there. Ask anyone in Pyongyang. They'll tell you there's no building there!

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#69

Something’s Off… 🤔

Something’s Off… 🤔

Jeff Laws Report

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Jeremy Callahan
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

It's the model home for a new development. They leave the driveway off so customers don't park there and ruin the aesthetic.

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#70

Not Just A Dust Ledge... It's A Dust Ledge With A Cubbyhole

Not Just A Dust Ledge... It's A Dust Ledge With A Cubbyhole

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#71

How To Ruin A Window: Curtains That Are Fixed To The Wall, Are Not Wide Enough To Cover The Window, Are Puddling Just A Wee Bit, And Have No Relationship With The Height Of Anything Else In The Room

How To Ruin A Window: Curtains That Are Fixed To The Wall, Are Not Wide Enough To Cover The Window, Are Puddling Just A Wee Bit, And Have No Relationship With The Height Of Anything Else In The Room

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#72

I'm Buying This House And I'm Not A Fan Of The Jacuzzi Tub In The Middle Of The Room. Can Someone Cover It Up And Add A Shower To The Right Hand Side. Please And Thank You

I'm Buying This House And I'm Not A Fan Of The Jacuzzi Tub In The Middle Of The Room. Can Someone Cover It Up And Add A Shower To The Right Hand Side. Please And Thank You

Delilah Navarro Report

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Lee
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9 months ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Trip over the floor and knock yourself unconscious when your head hits the bubbling jacuzzi, drown. The perfect alibi.

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#75

Principal: These Damn Kids Keep Climbing The Flying Buttress! Public Works: We’re On It! It:

Principal: These Damn Kids Keep Climbing The Flying Buttress! Public Works: We’re On It! It:

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#76

I Mean…

I Mean…

Chris Henson Report

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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

This is the most beautiful catolic church in Romania. It'sa wonder they were allowed to build it in the 1970s (then comunist Romania). Look at this gallery: https://e-zeppelin.ro/istoria-acum/fackelmann-biserica-catolica-orsova-1976/fotoreportaj-stefan-tuchila/

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#77

You’re Doing A Remodel And Then You Come Across This Scenario. What Are Your Thoughts On What Happened?!? 🙈🙈🙈

You’re Doing A Remodel And Then You Come Across This Scenario. What Are Your Thoughts On What Happened?!? 🙈🙈🙈

Karen Dantas Report

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Superb Owl
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9 months ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

They wanted a wall instead of a door there, but made it so that their decision can be easily reversed. A smart move in an old house if you ask me. Could also be conserved, so you are not allowed to make permanent changes to the layout or structure.

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#78

I Just Saw Her Smiling At Her Cross The Street Window. This Morning We Are In The Same House

I Just Saw Her Smiling At Her Cross The Street Window. This Morning We Are In The Same House

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#79

When You Don't Have Enough Space For Stairs! 💡 Brilliant Child Friendly Space With An Observatory Tower Incorporated By Arch. Hiroshi Okamoto

When You Don't Have Enough Space For Stairs! 💡 Brilliant Child Friendly Space With An Observatory Tower Incorporated By Arch. Hiroshi Okamoto

Interior Designs Report

#80

That Is Commitment To The Bit

That Is Commitment To The Bit

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