This is what happens when the owner of one half of a townhouse refuses to sell7mo ⋅ biwook ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Philadelphia, PA Summer 2020. I found this sub a few weeks ago. Most of my work involves capturing all of the things are unsettling within cities. I am glad I finally found my home.3yr ⋅ hoagiebreath ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Waiting for a Bus for over 30 to 40 Minutes in a -29C is a whole different level of hell. I ve been there. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia this time of the year1yr ⋅ Expensive-Team7416 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Billionnaire Vijay Mallya's mansion atop a skyscraper in Bangalore, India.4yr ⋅ fragilistical ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Tulsa, US.. Most American cities are so aesthetically unpleasing that it hurts6mo ⋅ iamayeshaerotica ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Corviale, Rome, one of the longest single residential building, 1 kilometer in length, housing around 8000 people. (1970s). The building was created to be a self-sufficient experiment of social housing with stores, services, medical clinics, etc. It was designed to be a world of its own.1yr ⋅ Lord-Diarmada ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Magnitogorsk, one of the worst polluted cities in Russia. Only 28% of the children born in the town are fully healthy2yr ⋅ Travel_legend ⋅ r/UrbanHell
In 2012, Qatar built a replica of Venice. I visited in 2020 and it was completely empty, and almost all the buildings weren't used2yr ⋅ idk_what_a_name_is ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Egypt's 2030 vision, planting kiosks instead of trees to produce money.8mo ⋅ mr_gooodguy ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The only patch of grass I saw on my walk in the middle of a concrete jungle. Liverpool, uk.2yr ⋅ MichaelT1991 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Man on Pedestrian Bridge Overlooking Traffic in Lagos, Nigeria. (Photo: Akintunde Akinleye)1yr ⋅ Dr_Zol_Epstein_III ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Mumbai's water filtration plant not cleaned or upgraded for last 42 years. Finally it got cleaned yesterday1yr ⋅ ahivarn ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Concrete Wasteland in Arlington, Texas (AKA The Biggest US City Without Public Transportation)1yr ⋅ Haunting_Reindeer183 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Pyongyang (North Korea) in 1992, two years before a famine that killed up to 15% of the country's population1yr ⋅ biwook ⋅ r/UrbanHell
This is the most apocalyptic image of modern Cairo, Egypt, I have ever seen anyone take. (2100X1192)2yr ⋅ bobmguthrie ⋅ r/UrbanHell
These unfinished monorail lines all across Sao Paulo were supposed to be ready for the 2014 world cup...4yr ⋅ SilverSkilo ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Commie blocks don't have to be ugly. Here's two such blocks in my city, one renovated the other not7mo ⋅ Spyrith ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The difference between the east side and west side of that Mediterranean city in Egypt2wk ⋅ BedanyHatnfager ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Being the most sparsely populated country in the world but still building concrete jungle Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.1yr ⋅ Large_Ad4123 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Pedestrians walk 4 blocks in either direction to cross highway in Lima. Or dash through traffic instead1yr ⋅ Sort_of_Frightening ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Tel Aviv city centre (Allenby street). Each apartment in this building cost around 1.5M$ btw (really)1yr ⋅ tamir70s ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Miari Texas, one of few remaining red light districts of Seoul, South Korea1yr ⋅ Saltedline ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The largest stack interchange in North America, entire LA neighborhoods were destroyed9mo ⋅ Upnorth4 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
[OC] Was asked by many to post this here. This is an architecture marvel in the 1970s facing demolition. The Nakagin Capsule Tower.3yr ⋅ mazterz ⋅ r/UrbanHell
South Florida, USA - one of the few places in the US with a tropical climate, and this is what they decide to do with it...8mo ⋅ colapepsikinnie ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The so-called Palm Islands, in Dubai, UAE, are made out to be a luxurious location, but there's been a lot of talk about how they are hosting foul algal growth at levels exceeding all expectations.2yr ⋅ MurtonTurton ⋅ r/UrbanHell
California is the 4th oil producing state in the US. Oil rigs are scattered everywhere around LA8mo ⋅ Upnorth4 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The view from your 1 Bed/1Bath, 800sq foot, $850k condo in Oakland, California.1yr ⋅ decker12 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Visiting this Russian city? Why not stay in this hotel built right behind the local factory2yr ⋅ dontflyaway ⋅ r/UrbanHell
This is a school in my neighborhood. Yes, it's a charter school, and yes it's sheet metal.7mo ⋅ capriciouszephyr ⋅ r/UrbanHell
My city has telephone poles in the middle of sidewalks all over. Urban hell for the handicapped2yr ⋅ crispychickenadhd ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Only surviving photo of a hoarder house demolished around 2007 in Nagoya, Japan2yr ⋅ biwook ⋅ r/UrbanHell
