As much as we’d all like to believe that we can channel our inner Bob the Builder and accomplish any home improvement project we can dream of, there are some jobs that should strictly be left to the professionals.Whether you’re installing a bathroom sink or building a wheelchair-accessible ramp, it’s important to make sure you really know what you’re doing before getting started. Otherwise, you just might end up being featured on Arquitectura Fail. This Instagram account is dedicated to featuring photos of shocking and hilarious architectural mishaps. So enjoy scrolling through these facepalm-worthy pics, and be sure to upvote the jobs you can’t believe someone got paid to complete!
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I have a feeling this wasn't designed that way but instead starting leaning/falling over many years.
My cat weighs 5lbs I don't think she could walk up these "stairs" without them collapsing.
Bonus points for successfully making it into the garage during an ice storm. At night.
Does not look like architecture failure, but structure failure, maybe due to earthquake
The old stairs were too steep, so they built a new one with the old one as support.
Just a smidge too low I'm afraid, Doesn't help that there's a table set up right in front as well.
You have to find the key to turn the screw, so you can lower that bridge. Then you can move on to the next area.
... I seem to remember seeing this in a similar thread recently. Only that one had a hammock slung hanging under that highest overhang.
Just make sure you don't have any eggs or open liquid containers in the car on the way in.
I think it translates to "God exists. He's Latino. He is at this moment busy securing/holding up this balcony floor"
This looks like they planned to put on a lift, but decided it wasn't worth It 😔
Compared to the rest of this list, this one is fine. (Granted, that's a *very* low bar...)
How is this an architectural failure? An OSHA failure, on the other hand.....
You need to change the title of this post. This is exactly what you get when architects and structural engineers are NOT involved.
None of these have anything to do with architecture. They're all about bad/lacking maintenance, workmanship, materials, funds and structural knowledge.
You need to change the title of this post. This is exactly what you get when architects and structural engineers are NOT involved.
None of these have anything to do with architecture. They're all about bad/lacking maintenance, workmanship, materials, funds and structural knowledge.
