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The Something Awful Forums > Archives > Comedy Goldmine > Architectural failures - "nah, it'll hold."

CampingCarl: Apr 28, 2008

Computer viking posted:

Eh, it's like with cars. Having something unique and visually interesting can be more important that sheer functionality.

Until the artist takes the engine out and still sells it as a working car anyway.

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CampingCarl: Apr 28, 2008

C.M. Kruger posted:

http://gothamist.com/2015/12/12/photos_the_khaleesi_is_the_most_ins.php
http://gizmodo.com/this-nyc-skyscraper-design-is-like-the-chrysler-buildin-1747445141

Could be fun on the street if snow and ice builds up on all those overhangs.

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CampingCarl: Apr 28, 2008

fuctifino posted:

Osaka Stadium

I imagine there are better uses for the open space in a city but if the outer part was converted to apartments/shops it is pretty neat.

Sereri posted:

What are those panels sticking out of it? Are they to block the sun at some certain angle or just for show?

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