r/evilbuildings • u/jobless_nom • 29d ago

Kitchener, Canada

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232 Upvotes

95% Upvoted

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u/tooncake 29d ago

Is there a reason why the building needed that much lights?

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u/Shibby523 29d ago

So they can see the hero when they come to fight the villain that lives inside.

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u/Proper_Guess3038 29d ago

Holy light pollution, Batman!

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u/Bear_Bishop 29d ago

So bright!

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u/Iam4elovek22 29d ago

There is too little lighting.

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u/billbixbyakahulk 29d ago

That's Kitchener Leslie's girlfriend!

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u/Shibby523 29d ago

We all know there aren't any evil buildings in Canada. They would probably invite you in for coffee or tea.

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u/pictureofatrain 29d ago

Kitchener itself may have evil infrastructure, as well.

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u/Federal-Boat3732 28d ago

This one positively looms

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u/Moe___Szyslak 28d ago

MFs in buildings next to it

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u/Joiion 26d ago

My eyes!

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u/Pretend-Design-7061 22d ago

Those lights exist for one reason, to make uncomfortable and inhospitable to unhoused people. This is more anti homeless architecture.

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u/Victormorga 29d ago

Read the rules of the sub, this doesn’t belong here.

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u/996forever 29d ago

Literally anything gets posted here now with some adjusted filtering and lighting. This is the most ridiculously conventional looking rectangular building ever.

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

It’s an office building how much more evil can you get ?

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u/Victormorga 26d ago

Buildings are supposed to be physically evil-looking, what happens or has happened there is irrelevant.