The “Cursed Architecture” Twitter Feed Showcases The Best Of The Worst (40 Pics)
Whether we're talking about the subreddit Crappy Design or the Instagram account Ugly Irish Houses, the Internet seems obsessed with tasteless crimes against aesthetics and functionality. If you are too, the Twitter account "Cursed Architecture" is right up your alley.
Its hellish content includes strange angles, melting paint, vaguely threatening toilets, stairs that lead to nowhere, and more. Basically, the kind of stuff that architects and interior designers would imagine in a horror-comedy. But believe me, you don't have to be an industry pro to appreciate these pictures. They're so bad, us regular folk will get them as well. Enjoy!
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[David Attenborough voice] here you can see very rare occurrence of courtship behavior of wild cams
It looks like something (moving them so they face each other) someone would do as a joke.
I see you, seeing me, seeing you. It's like looking into my-yourself.
If those cameras have manual controls, I'm putting my money on sabotage.
Can't take my lights off you..singing..or are you really a ..never mind!
L is for the way you Look at me, O is for the only One I see, V is Very Very, Extraordinary, LOVE was made for you and meee... 🎵
Take whatever you want.....the cameras are watching....uh....each other.
Complete with ghost of the first victim to fail to navigate these steps!
Oh, God - the 70s. You can bet this combo also came in purple, brown and "harvest gold"
Note: this post originally had 83 images. It’s been shortened to the top 40 images based on user votes.
No... there are countries with little in the way of building codes and few people to enforce what codes do exist.
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A lot of these are just bad decor, and have nothing to do with architecture.
No... there are countries with little in the way of building codes and few people to enforce what codes do exist.
Load More Replies... A lot of these are just bad decor, and have nothing to do with architecture.
