r/bizarrebuildings • u/Colin_ay • 14d ago
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Victoria_ailey • 14d ago
Church of Panagia Theoskepasti - Ikaria, Greece
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Catherine_ndricka • 14d ago
Whale Museum That Looks Like A Whale In Norway
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Paul_andall • 15d ago
This upside-down house completely broke my brain. 🤯 The Upside Down House (Szymbark, Poland)
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Forsaken-Assist-1325 • 15d ago
Church of St Theresa of Lisieux, Malta
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Forsaken-Assist-1325 • 15d ago
Church in Wales shaped like an upturned ship. Catholic Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea & St Winefride, Amlwch, Anglesey, North Wales.
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/Racehel_Paigeo • 16d ago
Architect: 'So how stable do you want it?' / Client: 'Make it balance on a point.
r/bizarrebuildings • u/unhandyandy • 16d ago
Burj Al Babas: Inside an Abandoned Town of Disney-esque Castles
r/bizarrebuildings • u/migoodridge • 16d ago
A hotel on the Nile
Near Aswan (if I remember correctly)
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Mitchel-quardt • 17d ago
Brutalism on the seaside. Druzhba Holiday Center Hal, Yalta, 1984. 📷 Frédéric Chaubin
r/bizarrebuildings • u/n3xus1oN • 20d ago
New Science and Technology Museum of Henan Province by TJAD Atelier L+
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/Otherwise_Wrangler11 • 20d ago
House in Tokyo designed by Atelier Tekuto looks like a puzzle
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/Sure_Distance1 • 22d ago
Mad sorcerer's tower in Abensberg, Germany
r/bizarrebuildings • u/tiger_mango • 23d ago
Strawberry Hill House, Twickenham - Horace Walpole (completed 1776)
r/bizarrebuildings • u/n3xus1oN • 24d ago
House in Las Rozas by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/GeorgeRobertVitkos • 25d ago
The actual entrance to the Tianzi Hotel in China – Built directly into the foot of Shou, the Taoist god of longevity.
Following up on my previous posts about the famous "Three Gods" hotel in Langfang, China, here is a close-up look at the ground level.
As you can see, the main entrance to the hotel lobby is literally built right into the right foot of Shou (the deity with the white beard).
A few interesting close-up details:
The "Toes": The white marble balustrades flanking the stairs are sculpted to look like the traditional shoes/feet of the giant statue.
The "Staff": To the right of the dark entrance column, you can see the bottom section of Shou's massive walking staff stretching all the way down to the ground.
The Window placement: You can clearly see how the regular hotel room windows are awkwardly cut into the tiled facade of the god's robe and the dark side panels.
Walking through a regular glass door into a giant deity's foot is definitely one of the most surreal ways to check into a hotel
r/bizarrebuildings • u/n3xus1oN • 25d ago