40 Times Architects Made Buildings That Look Unique And Cool But Were Uncomfortable To Live In Or Use
While we see the growing focus on sustainability and climate resilience in architecture, with many cities around the world searching for greener and healthier dwelling alternatives, we also see the opposite.
Out of a reckless bravado, a wish to impress no matter what, a client dictating the rules even if they make little sense, developers going off the leash, a world lacking taste, name your own reason, absurd architecture is not going anywhere. And the more we dive into the part of the internet ruled by architecture aficionados, the more of a treasure box for crazy buildings it turns out to be.
This Twitter page that goes by a laconic title “Bizarre Buildings” is no exception. It’s basically a collection of what it sounds like, weird-looking structures that make you question everything you know about function, common sense and aesthetics. Not to say it’s not fun, we all have a kind of fascination with such buildings!
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These are the kinds of buildings we need to protect the environment!!!
Drawer/ Hotel California. You can check in but never leave (the arrow only points inwards).
The silo like building on the left looks remarkably similar to a certain billionaire's rocket
I have 8 acres in the woods my dad left me ! I wish I had money I would so have mushroom houses everywhere !
Reminds me of when I'm playing sims and I can't figure out how the back should look
Was gonna say "Jesus, that's ugly", then realised He already knows and probably hates it too....
Religion should spend their money on the poor and not build enormous churches
Why are these considered "uncomfortable to live in"? Shouldn't we also see a picture of the inside of the building so we can determine that?
I mean, according to the link it's "This Twitter Page Celebrates Bizarre Buildings"
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I mean, according to the link it's "This Twitter Page Celebrates Bizarre Buildings"
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