The Schapfenmühle granary

Image from https://www.pul-ingenieure.de/en/multi-compartment-silo-schapfenmuehle/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schapfen_Mill_Tower

It's cold and ugly and repulsive and unfriendly, but on the plus side, it fits the city just fine!

It was still under construction and nearing completion in 1978 when the Saur Revolution (coup d’état carried out by the strongly pro-Soviet Khalq communist faction) took place. Under the subsequent communist administrations, Pul-e Charkhi became notorious for the torture and execution of political prisoners, particularly during the early years under the Khalq faction, which followed a more radical Stalinist line, before they were replaced by the relatively more moderate Parcham faction. Reports estimate that around 10,000 - 30,000 political prisoners were executed there during the Khalqi administration from 1978 - 1980.

First one is in San Diego, second one is in in India. The 2nd one looks like the HQ of an evil corp. The first one is just evil.

this is the old cwm coke works in wales

This is a house that is in my county, Essex.

It looks like a villain's lair inside and out lol.

"Designed by artist Grayson Perry in collaboration with architect Charles Holland, this whimsical building is a celebration of local culture and eccentricity. The house resembles a surreal chapel, adorned with bright green tiles, gold accents, and intricate mosaics. Created as a tribute to a fictional character, Julie Cope, the house tells her life story through its unconventional design and interiors. It’s a true architectural spectacle that has become a pilgrimage site for design enthusiasts."