Mumbai drainage system filled with non biodegradable waste. The mumbai corporation is one of the most corrupt in the world but the richest in India1yr ⋅ milktanksadmirer ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Train tracks in Mumbai, Maharashtra state of India is always painted red because of people spitting Paan (chewing tobacco) and it stinks a lot. Most public areas is red because of spit stains in Mumbai1yr ⋅ milktanksadmirer ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The transition from 75 to 635 can only be described as attempted suicide. Imagine if we put this much effort into public transportation. I fucking hate this interchange. It's such a pain in the ass.3yr ⋅ TheReelStig ⋅ r/UrbanHell
African Renaissance Monument in Dakar, Senegal. 52 meter tall copper statue (27 milion USD) looking over country with 40 % of population living in poverty4yr ⋅ zennie4 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Inner China, where the toilet just goes under your house and into the river. When its winter, this is what happens.4yr ⋅ ikilledtupac ⋅ r/UrbanHell
My city (Belo Horizonte, Brazil) didn't have any restrictions regarding open space between buildings up until the late 90s. This is the result in an upper-middle class region.3yr ⋅ Dehast ⋅ r/UrbanHell
A particularly bleak apartment building I saw during my last trip to Hong Kong4yr ⋅ alexanderjpowell ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Before and after they decided to replace greenery with concrete. Lezajsk, Poland1yr ⋅ imeffingconfused ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Crumbling colonial mansion in Havana now inhabited by multiple families. These buildings are called solares6mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
last year the Marche won the award as the best region in the world, today I present to you a place a stone's throw from the sea and inside the city, the hotel house, considered the vertical ghetto of the area, this is a place of drug dealing, misery , murders and poverty, a little Cecil Hotel3yr ⋅ Sad_ieri ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Gamcheon Culture Village in Busan, South Korea. Built in the 1920s to relocate the impoverished, lower class into a centralized location.1yr ⋅ 719_CO ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Shell Deer Park Chemicals facility, 15 miles southeast of Houston, Texas, Cinco de Mayo 2023 (still on fire as of this posting)1yr ⋅ ManbadFerrara ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Soviet low-cost apartment buildings known as khrushchevka in Yekaterinburg, Russia1yr ⋅ AgentCooper96Rus ⋅ r/UrbanHell
We got so much open space between these houses. What should we put there? Some nice greenery? A comfortable common area? No. Only road. We need to be able to land a jetliner down this thing.10mo ⋅ RILICHU ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The new apartment building in my neighborhood. The parking lot used to be grass and trees.2yr ⋅ Miemai ⋅ r/UrbanHell
This elementary school in Ohio can only be reached by car - it might be normal for US for is an abomination by European / Asian standards10mo ⋅ biwook ⋅ r/UrbanHell
St. George, Utah, USA, has been booming, with new subdivisions and golf courses pushing into the desert.7mo ⋅ iamayeshaerotica ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Dadaab in Kenya. World's largest refugee camp. Stretches over 20 miles10mo ⋅ Sea-Initiative473 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Traffic in Lagos, a city of 20M people with virtually no public transportation infrastructure4yr ⋅ biwook ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Just outside of Waco, TX. I understand it's lining an Interstate but to me this really is just one of ugliest types of places a person could eat, sleep, and maybe attempt to walk in.1mo ⋅ kbh987 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The newest prison-style luxury apartment building in my neighborhood1yr ⋅ FlipsMontague ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Community Fridge - Salem, Massachusetts. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.1yr ⋅ Spear-of-Stars ⋅ r/UrbanHell
A residential island in Saint Petersburg, Russia, just below the highway bypassing the city over the sea.3yr ⋅ fixion_generator ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Cerveny Vrch district, Prague, Czech Republic, 1963. Photo by Paul Prokop2yr ⋅ Last-Quiet4736 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The forgotten side of historical Paris: slums later replaced by Baron Hausmann's iconic apartment buildings. Photographed by Charles Marville in 18722yr ⋅ Logical_Yak_224 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
A view of an apartment complex under construction in Guangdong. Link in comment1yr ⋅ benbrain88 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The amount of beautiful nature in North America that’s getting ruined by suburban development like this.. is terrible (Salt Lake City, USA)8mo ⋅ iamayeshaerotica ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Falowiec (“The Waveform”), the longest building in Europe. Gdansk, Poland1yr ⋅ xxXERNOXxx ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Delhi, India. 39 of the 50 of most polluted cities are in India. If land and water pollution were to be included it will be more.1yr ⋅ milktanksadmirer ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The streets of Kawloon walled city. No matter what time of day it was, light never reached the streets2yr ⋅ LordKensakan ⋅ r/UrbanHell
A Comparison of Jakarta's air, Indonesia's Capital City, in 2022 and 20238mo ⋅ RasyidProID ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The Comet Bar, Ruchill, Glasgow. The former pub has been described as looking more like a South American Prison and earned many nicknames most affectionately ‘The Vomit’. It was demolished in 20092yr ⋅ Robojobo27 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Not a nice photo by any means, but when I saw this I got instant depression. Only parking space for cars and no greenery or sidewalks.1yr ⋅ Sweet-Nectarine- ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Dhaka, Bangladesh. Thanks to this dreadful transportation situation, most of Dhaka's nearly 15 million inhabitants are unable to commute from outside the city, and many are forced to endure slum conditions within city limits just to be able to get to work.2yr ⋅ ParaMike46 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Roya Tower, 1190 units, completed in late 2017, Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan.3yr ⋅ alfredokurdi ⋅ r/UrbanHell
I see we are posting positive developments, so here is a great street restoration in Monterrey, Mexico1yr ⋅ Wandering_Mobiler ⋅ r/UrbanHell
High tech Metro system next to a mountain of slum - Mumbai, India1yr ⋅ milktanksadmirer ⋅ r/UrbanHell
