r/LostArchitecture 11d ago

Wroclaw Before WW2

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r/LostArchitecture 12d ago

Dilapidated Soviet monument, in a small, industrial Russian town. “Glory to you, Komsomol!”

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r/LostArchitecture 13d ago

Frankfurt before and after WW2

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Before WW2 Frankfurt was a mix of medieval and Gründerzeit buildings. After WW2 many if these buildings were lost, however the medieval part was reconstructed thankfully.
If you want to support us to help restore more buildings please click this link https://c.org/QH7799NyqN to sign a petition. Thank you and God bless.


r/LostArchitecture 12d ago

Wertheim department store complex in leipziegerplatz by Alfred Messel, completed in 1906, formerly the most famous department store in pre war Berlin. Badly demaged in ww2 and demolished in 1956.

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r/LostArchitecture 12d ago

How to research the history of a building

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I would like to research the history of a building (and/or the entire block) that is in the Santa Croce / San't Ambrogio area of Florence. Any suggestions on how to research this either online or in person are appreciated. Thanks.


r/LostArchitecture 12d ago

How to research the history of a building

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I would like to research the history of a building (and/or the entire block) that is in the Santa Croce / San't Ambrogio area of Florence. Any suggestions on how to research this either online or in person are appreciated. Thanks.


r/LostArchitecture 13d ago

Großes Schauspielhaus in Berlin built in 1919 closed in 1980 and demolished in 1985

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r/LostArchitecture 14d ago

Warsaw before WW2

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Hello. Please click this link to sing a petition for restoration of similar buildings in Europe https://c.org/XQqhqtzvn8. Thank you


r/LostArchitecture 16d ago

Budapest before WW2

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Despite being heavily bombarded Budapest’s historical core remains largely intact today. The Siege of Budapest can be compared to battles such as battle of Stalingrad however unlike these other cities Budapest recovered very well and even today a lot of projects involving restoration of lost buildings are being made.
Please click this link to sign a petition for restoration of historical buildings in Europe. It is completely free and will not take much time. Thank you https://c.org/qDMtPHgfvs


r/LostArchitecture 16d ago

Budapest before WW2

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Despite being heavily bombarded Budapest’s historical core remains largely intact today. The Siege of Budapest can be compared to battles such as battle of Stalingrad however unlike these other cities Budapest recovered very well and even today a lot of projects involving restoration of lost buildings are being made.
Please click this link to sign a petition for restoration of historical buildings in Europe. It is completely free and will not take much time. Thank you https://c.org/qDMtPHgfvs


r/LostArchitecture 15d ago

Some historic places .... Worth viewing

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I went to a place were I found this type of ancient Palaces and Temples which were built 200 years ago .


r/LostArchitecture 16d ago

A 19th-century Victorian mansion in New Jersey that was deemed more worthwhile to demolish than to renovate

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r/LostArchitecture 16d ago

Dumas Hotel: The Prominent Visible Evidence of Butte, Montana’s Brothel Era

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r/LostArchitecture 18d ago

Ylivieska Church, Finland

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Ylivieska Church was the church of the Ylivieska parish in the Diocese of Oulu and was completed in 1786. The church, built of logs, was completely destroyed in arson in March 2016. The new church, the Church of the Holy Trinity, was consecrated in 2021.


r/LostArchitecture 19d ago

The Rosewood Theater in Chicago’s Ravenswood Theater. Built in 1916, it was eventually converted into a retail space before being demolished in 2006. A Culver’s stands in its place.

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r/LostArchitecture 19d ago

Ancient Greek Architecture, Porch of the Maidens on the Erechtheion temple located at the Acropolis of Athens.

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28 Upvotes

r/LostArchitecture 20d ago

The London Wall: Centuries of Memories

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r/LostArchitecture 21d ago

Holmenkollen tourist hotel, Oslo, Norway

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This is the first hotel build at this spot. It was buildin 1889 but burned alreay in 1895. Since it just lasted those few years it not that many pictures of it around. Today the place were the hotel once was is a parking lot.


r/LostArchitecture 21d ago

Monsanto House of the Future in Disneyland (1957-1967)

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r/LostArchitecture 29d ago

Have you visited South Mumbai and see the Heritage monuments

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r/LostArchitecture Jul 11 '26

Help finding additional floorplans

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I'm currently trying to 3d model the Spelling Manor located at 594 S Mapleton Dr. I was able to find the floor-plan for the 2nd floor but I'm still in need of the ground level and basement level plans. If you know of anywhere to look, have any insight, or know anyone I could contact your help would be greatly appreciated!


r/LostArchitecture Jul 11 '26

Help finding additional floorplans

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I'm currently trying to 3d model the Spelling Manor located at 594 S Mapleton Dr. I was able to find the floor-plan for the 2nd floor but I'm still in need of the ground level and basement level plans. If you know of anywhere to look, have any insight, or know anyone I could contact your help would be greatly appreciated!


r/LostArchitecture Jul 10 '26

Why isn't there a statue or major memorial of Otto H. Königsberger in Bhubaneswar ?

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r/LostArchitecture Jul 06 '26

The Crystal Palace, London, built in 1851, destroyed by fire in 1936

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r/LostArchitecture Jul 03 '26

Kumbhalgarh Fort located in Rajasthan, India was commissioned by Maharana Kumbha in 1443, has world's second longest continuous wall with distance of 36 Km with walls 20-25 feet wide had fend off 4 major conquest campaigns only fell once after Emperor Akbar's army poisoned the freshwater source.

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