No, these aren’t pictures from inside of a funhouse. These are real-life building disasters that somehow made it from architect to contrac...
No, these aren’t pictures from inside of a funhouse. These are real-life building disasters that somehow made it from architect to contractor without anyone noticing.
Wheelchairs can go up steps, right?
Also, wheelchairs probably have rockets attached to them.
Obviously they hope they’d be living like the Jetsons by now.
Chimneys belong in front of windows. That’s just a fact.
Someone obviously didn’t think the aerial view through…
Almost, man. Almost.
Don’t buy a level, he said. It’ll be fine, he said.
The only way out of the prison is a little… tricky… to use.
Ahh, I knew we forgot something.
To be fair, no one would be able to see your PIN from this angle.
Silly man, this ATM is for hobbits only.
It’s so easy to confuse doors and windows.
Mother Nature: 1 Architects: 0
Wait, Mother Nature: 2 Architects: 0
Looks like someone was an MC Escher fan.
Eh, close enough.
Someone obviously didn’t understand this staircase wasn’t being built at Hogwarts.
… this isn’t what a half-bath is.
Come, children. Play on the “ow my knees” slide.
Bricks are the new windows.
… no idea.
I hope they drive a compact. Or a motorcycle. Or walk.
No, that’s not dangerous at all.
If you want to go in here, you just have to want it bad enough.
This mistake is a whole lot of NOPE.
Don’t worry, this kind of mistake happens to everyone.
. So close, yet so far.
“Where the Stairs End,” the lesser known Shel Silverstein book.
Who needs stairs when you can just fall?
Further proof that high schools are from hell.
Privacy is overrated.
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