People make mistakes, and some of these mistakes happen on the job. Usually, the incident is corrected and the whole thing can be forgotten in a few minutes. But if it was an architect who messed up, the "hiccup" can be a lot more noticeable.
There's a Facebook group called 'That's It, I'm Architecture Shaming - Burn It to the Ground Edition' and it's dedicated to calling out every building that its members believe shouldn't have seen the light of day.
Of course, if there aren't objective negatives (like structural damage), a lot of it boils down to taste, igniting heated discussions, but it makes scrolling through the content a lot more interesting.
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#3 My Friend Posted This From Vegas… Not Sure The Name Of This Building- I Kinda Dig It- His Comments Were, “It Sure Is Hot In The Desert!”
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#6 Client: What I’m Looking For Is A 1990’s Strip Mall Aesthetic. Think Blockbuster
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#7 Everytime I See These Windows I Do A Double Take. Not For A Good Reason
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#9 When You Live In Arizona & Hate The Heat, But Love Golf. Here Is The House For You!
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#13 A Greenhouse In Lafayette, LA. I Love It And Hate It At The Same Time. Weird Feeling. What Do You Think Of It. (Yes It's Old And I Hear It May Not Be Around Much Longer)
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#20 A Lot Going On Here
"Nothing says rural Kerry like Velux windows in a thatched roof."
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