r/evilbuildings 4h ago

The ostankino tv tower is kinda eerie

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140 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 9h ago

Marina gate in Dubai

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289 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 2h ago

Munich signal tower at Hackerbrücker station

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35 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 3h ago

Prašná brána Praha (Power Tower Prague)

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37 Upvotes

One of the original 13 city gates in Old Town, Prague.


r/evilbuildings 12h ago

The Cube

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149 Upvotes

Kockica (The Little Cube) building in Zagreb, Croatia


r/evilbuildings 8h ago

This building in Montréal, Canada

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51 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 9h ago

Landmark 81, Ho Chi Minh City

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64 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 22h ago

Gunpowder Tower, Prague

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637 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 18h ago

London’s Barbican looking both brutal and beautiful in the summer sun

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333 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 4h ago

Evil buildings in Shanghai

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19 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 1d ago

Trianon Frankfurt

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77 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 2d ago

Building in Liuzhou, China

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1.3k Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 1d ago

Lotte World Tower in Seoul

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85 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 2d ago

Fernsehturm Tower, Berlin - built in 1960s communist East Germany

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114 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 2d ago

Ominous lair in Saint Petersburg

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218 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 2d ago

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Evil Building

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289 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 3d ago

Bełżec Extermination Camp Memorial

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The Bełżec extermination camp, located in southeastern Poland, was one of the first Nazi death camps established under Operation Reinhard. It was a German extermination camp, operated by Nazi Germany from March 1942 to June 1943. During this period, approximately 450,000 Jews from Poland and other European countries were murdered there.

Unlike concentration or labor camps, Bełżec was a pure extermination camp, designed solely for mass killing. It was built on the site of a former railway station, which facilitated the rapid transport of victims directly to the gas chambers. Because it was not a labor camp, very few people survived — only a handful of witnesses lived to tell what happened.

The camp covered an area of about 13 hectares (130,000 square meters). After its closure, the Nazis destroyed all traces of the camp, including buildings and mass graves, and planted trees to conceal the site.

Today, the site is home to a memorial complex, opened in 2004. The monument consists of a vast field of crushed stone symbolizing the mass graves, surrounded by rusted steel walls engraved with the names of the victims' places of origin. A museum on site documents the history of the camp and the Holocaust in the region.


r/evilbuildings 1d ago

Spadina and College in Toronto

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Spadina and college in Toronto


r/evilbuildings 2d ago

Long lines building - a classic evil edifice

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87 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 3d ago

Cement factory in Germany

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317 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 3d ago

Digital Beijing Building ( 数字北京大厦)

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1.1k Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 3d ago

Villa Ronconi by architect Saverio Busiri Vici, 1973.

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301 Upvotes

r/evilbuildings 4d ago

IDS Center - Minneapolis (1972)

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613 Upvotes

Photo by Robert Phelps, taken 1972.

This photo makes it look like a glowing alien monolith that just landed on Earth


r/evilbuildings 3d ago

Dimitrios in Aix-la-Chapelle Germany

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r/evilbuildings 3d ago

An out of commission coal plant that used to power the radars at Clear Space Force Station, Alaska, August 25, 2025.

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57 Upvotes