35 Architects Who Broke The Internet With Their Unforgiving Architectural Monstrosities We'll Never Forget
And to think that architects spend five years acquiring a degree only to come up with projects that make no sense.
When I was little, I always wanted to be an architect, but a wise person once told me that if I couldn't create anything out of Lego, architecture wasn't my cup of tea. I'm glad because I don't really like Lego.
Being an architect is no joke. You construct buildings where hundreds of people work or apartments that house over a thousand residents.
Being an architect means taking tremendous responsibility and ensuring that the final product is safe, effective, and durable, to an extent. While some architects go the extra mile for their customers, others go the extra mile for themselves.
According to some architects, if constructing something makes sense to them, it's good to go. It doesn't matter what people think.
I mean, I love that self-love and self-confidence, but when it comes to architecture, I think a customer's requirements matter most, don't you?
Imagine hiring an architect to create your dream home only to find out that the architect had other plans and wanted to "experiment" with something through your project. When you hire an architect to build you a house, you expect your house to have a roof and a few windows, right?
But what if the architect gives your house a roof and nothing but windows? Think glasshouse.
It might look luxurious and all, but it'll be a pain to maintain, and don't even get me started on the replacement of broken glass!
What you're about to see are architects living their dream instead of fulfilling someone else's dream!
1. I totally agree.
PlanningS2. Wow, and why at the same time? It looks great, but it would be pretty painful to fall onto.
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4. The more you look at it, the worse it gets.
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5. Skinny people live here.
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6. There's no way to enter bedroom #2, but two ways into bedroom #3.
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7. This house is mostly windows and a door.
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8. I legitimately clicked and pressed tab to move the dang thing to the center.
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9. The curtains will be so much fun to clean.
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10. You best never be drunk, sleepy, or reckless as long as you live here.
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11. Oh, a useless maze!
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12. What grass? Oh.
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13. I'm kind of scared. I'd legitimately be wary of this shopping trolley of doom.
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14. Why? This is horrible for knees, ankles, and back.
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15. Ctrl+Z, please. Center it, at least.
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16. Those are bird deterrents... on trees. SMH.
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17. This is actually depressing. It's a depressed building that needs some TLC.
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18. My brain hit the blue screen of death on this one.
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19. Another blue screen of death.
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20. I wonder if the elevator goes horizontally...
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21. I sprained my ankle just looking at this.
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22. This is another depressed house that needs some TLC.
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23. Aww, it's a shy door. It's blushing too.
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24. Even a porch has a porch. How cool.
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25. Imagine the heat during peak summers.
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26. I can't see the staircase to the front door. Maybe it's invisible.
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27. Eh. Backspace a little.
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28. What's the point of this random bench in the middle of nowhere? SMH.
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29. They really don't want to mow the lawn.
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30. Those are some secured trash cans.
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31. A puny window for a massive house. Well done.
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32. What in the world.
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33. Imagine jumping in the penthouse bath and landing in the ground floor lobby.
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34. This is horrible.
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35. This went from charming to soulless.
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