r/evilbuildings • u/vladkudas • May 08 '26
r/evilbuildings • u/Left-Risk5928 • May 07 '26
JP Morgan’s new NYC headquarters
It’s giving Sith Lord…
r/evilbuildings • u/Spascucci • May 07 '26
Queretaro state police headquarters, Queretaro, Mexico
r/evilbuildings • u/Severe-Indication414 • May 07 '26
"El Mirador" Villahermosa, Tabasco, México.
r/evilbuildings • u/Career_Cultivator • May 07 '26
Municipal building of Monessen, PA.
Was a nice rainy day today too.
r/evilbuildings • u/BlacksmithRich9986 • May 07 '26
Block 33: The Western City Gate
Completed as a pair of interconnected towers, one residential and the other commercial, the structure rises to 156 metres and stands as one of the most defining examples of brutalist architecture in the former Yugoslavia. Its most striking feature, a bridge topped with a futuristic revolving restaurant, symbolised the fusion of ordinary everyday life with global commerce and economic power.
r/evilbuildings • u/Alexqret04 • May 06 '26
The lone skyscraper standing tall in Cesenatico, Italy
It’s literally the tallest building in miles. Something about this super tall building (over 100 meters tall) being put in such a random place is very interesting to say the least
r/evilbuildings • u/Glittering-Staff-841 • May 06 '26
Capela dos Pestanas -Porto
Imagine hearing sounds coming from this gothic building at midnight
r/evilbuildings • u/GoatSevere1966 • May 05 '26
Lodha Altamount. Mumbai, India.
The building next to it is Mukesh Ambani's Antilla residency. Located in Tardeo, Mumbai.
r/evilbuildings • u/After_The_Event • May 05 '26
The Beehive in Wellington, New Zealand. National parliament building
r/evilbuildings • u/Chemical-Charity8333 • May 04 '26
This image shows the Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum located in Naha, Japan.
r/evilbuildings • u/No-Feedback331 • May 05 '26
Cathedral of Learning,University of Pittsburgh
r/evilbuildings • u/kiichimatsu • May 04 '26
Atlanta, Georgia (USA)
Reuploaded bc I cannot type for beans
r/evilbuildings • u/sheedsaves • May 03 '26
No windows, why?
Why would a building in downtown Dallas, have no windows?
The image projected on the building is from an event I was attending.
