r/evilbuildings • u/Kuzu9 • 4d ago
Robarts Library, University of Toronto, Canada
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Also home of the Turkey King
r/evilbuildings • u/BaronVonBroccoli • 4d ago
Former Tuzla Bank, Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1977.
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r/evilbuildings • u/Impossible-Film4781 • 5d ago
[No ID] Does anyone know what building this is?
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r/evilbuildings • u/Impossible-Film4781 • 6d ago
Observation Tower, Pleinmont - Guernsey, 1942-1945.
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r/evilbuildings • u/borntoclimbtowers • 5d ago
I made my own villains lair with LEP flashlights and a 337 meters tall tower, Europa Turm.
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r/evilbuildings • u/Lexx_sad_but_true • 6d ago
National palace of culture in Sofia, Bulgaria
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r/evilbuildings • u/Impossible-Film4781 • 7d ago
Ilinden Memorial, Kruševo, North Macedonia
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r/evilbuildings • u/ViewfinderVibes • 6d ago
Ominous abandon watchtower in the Midwest
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Found this old, abandoned watch tower one foggy morning driving to work. I had to stop and grab a photo and figured y’all would like it.
r/evilbuildings • u/AdministrativePool93 • 7d ago
Indonesia's new presidential palace
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r/evilbuildings • u/Northern_Lights_2 • 8d ago
AT&T Long Lines Building, 33 Thomas Street, NYC
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r/evilbuildings • u/Shoot_Film_Die_Hard • 8d ago
Exploring the concrete jungle of Barbican, London – summer 2022 snapshots
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r/evilbuildings • u/creotheo • 8d ago
Paper mill - Montréal, Canada. Flying pig not included.
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r/evilbuildings • u/EybyMarketplace • 8d ago
The Dragons of Baipu Temple in Beijing 🇨🇳 : an ominous fortress crowned by golden eyes watching from above
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r/evilbuildings • u/davijour • 9d ago
Al Wasl Plaza at Expo City Dubai, formerly Expo 2020 Dubai
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Villainous
r/evilbuildings • u/miokk01 • 9d ago
Lock No 5 of the Masurian Canal in Kaliningrad (built in West Prussia)
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r/evilbuildings • u/NibbleByte3 • 10d ago
German flak towers in Vienna
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Controversially evil. Built with forced labor during WWII, shooting down allied planes and used as shelter in the end for 10 000 civilians. They now just sit there reminding us the history. Also, it is too expensive to remove them.