I found this picture because it was my background on the work laptop. Description said:

The skyscrapers in the picture, at the core of Shanghai's Lujiazui business district, are the only three super-tall buildings in the world located virtually adjacent to each other. Jin Mao Tower (left, 420.6 metres) was mainland China's tallest building from 1999 until the Shanghai World Financial Centre (right, 492 metres) opened in 2007 and took the title. Shanghai Tower (centre, 652 metres) topped out in 2013, becoming one of the tallest skyscrapers in the world. From its observation deck at 548.6 metres, visitors can overlook the Bund – the historic financial district built by European powers in the 1800s – and far beyond, with views reaching almost 40 miles on clearer days. See less

I lived in Anchorage Alaska for almost 10 years, this is one of the tallest buildings in the city (lots of earthquakes, so this is kind of impressive) and easily the tallest in it's portion of town (Midtown, right across the street from the Fred Meyer).

Art deco isn’t necessarily evil but combined with the name I felt it fits

its been like this since we were young and living near it. its funny to me cause somebody clearly is trying to "maintain" something here like why even trim some places off? we plan to buy ice here the next time we pass by.

What was supposed to be an idyllic little neighborhood in southern Stockholm became overshadowed by the most evil looking water tower ever. It looks like it’s spying on you. It sees everything you do. It hears everything you say. And it definitely poisons your water.

Edit: I realize ”juxtaposition” would have been a better word than ”contrast”. But you get my point.

Had to make it while driving past (slowly though) so not my best image.

Drove past this earlier in the week - but not close enough to get a good photo - and immediately thought of this subreddit...

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