The remains of a concrete apartment building in Kirovsky, Kamchatka.1yr ⋅ jjonathan91 ⋅ r/evilbuildings
This building has possibilities, but all of them are disturbing...1yr ⋅ Gainsborough-Smythe ⋅ r/evilbuildings
The old Telefontornet telephone tower in Stockholm, Sweden, with approximately 5,500 telephone lines c. 18901yr ⋅ edifiedhoodoo51 ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Joseph Stalin's dacha in the outskirts of Moscow. He lived there from 1934 until his death at the residence in 1953.2yr ⋅ Silverfrost5549 ⋅ r/evilbuildings
r/evilbuildings is one year old today! We shall use this day to honor our creator. The reason this subreddit exists - Taipei 1017yr ⋅ malgoya ⋅ r/evilbuildings
The remains of a concrete apartment building in Kirovsky, Kamchatka.4yr ⋅ Mister1two ⋅ r/evilbuildings
In 1887, Paul J. Sorg built what is now know as Sorg Mansion. Paul was the areas first industrialist, as well as the areas first millionaire for that matter. The home was designed with amazing features, including private ball rooms, libraries, and formal dining areas. Looks haunted as fuck4yr ⋅ hjalmar111 ⋅ r/evilbuildings
The Pigeon Tower, estate of deceased Lord Rivington. This is a lovely summer morning.3yr ⋅ attentyv ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Rockefeller Center looking particularly evil on a gloomy evening1yr ⋅ 1stmingemperor ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Been exploring this town for my new evil building but it's pretty slim pickens6yr ⋅ malgoya ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Abandoned water tower from the 1890s in Lithuania, Varena county. Credit and more info at @lithuania_real_is_beautiful on IG.2yr ⋅ rhukza ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Leuven Town Hall (1448-1469) Belgium, one of the best-known Gothic town halls worldwide & It took three architects and thirty years to build it. Photo by: s1amsi [IG]2yr ⋅ SoftDreamer ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Laboratory Building for Research and Education of China Medical University, Taiwan1yr ⋅ justinCandy ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Otis Elevator testing building. Tall, thin and no windows. (Not my image)1yr ⋅ shoebillstork84 ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Originally built to be the world's first and only drive-in mall, El Heliocide in Caracas, Venezuela was abandoned before completion. Since 1984, it has been the headquarters for the country's secret intelligence police force (xpost r/bizarrebuildings)7yr ⋅ malgoya ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Eltz Castle. Posted here before, but hopefully not this is a wonderfully creepy pic.5yr ⋅ rutlandclimber ⋅ r/evilbuildings
Bahauddin Maqbara looks like the fancy headquarters of a villain obsessed with serpentine aesthetics1yr ⋅ Ironyfree_annie ⋅ r/evilbuildings
The unlucky souls trapped inside are forced to fill out TPS reports for the rest of their lives6yr ⋅ malgoya ⋅ r/evilbuildings
There is a 23 storey building in Duisburg, Germany with absolutely no windows (German National Archives)2yr ⋅ Boris740 ⋅ r/evilbuildings
