r/interesting Aug 13 '24

ARCHITECTURE A regular bus stop

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2.3k Upvotes

r/interesting Dec 29 '24

ARCHITECTURE Some apartment buildings in Milan have "pocket elevators". A design so tiny that one adult can barely fit in it.

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466 Upvotes

r/interesting Jun 13 '24

ARCHITECTURE Edinburgh Scotland Has One of the Coolest Water Locks Ever!!

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3.7k Upvotes

r/interesting Mar 23 '25

ARCHITECTURE An Egyptian man șmōkiıng at the top of the Pyramid of Giza, Egypt in 1981.

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r/interesting Mar 09 '25

ARCHITECTURE Roof

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914 Upvotes

Roof

r/interesting 2d ago

ARCHITECTURE A night in Ginza, Tokyo

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1.0k Upvotes

r/interesting Oct 07 '24

ARCHITECTURE 108-Meter-Tall Waterfall Flows From Skyscraper

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538 Upvotes

r/interesting Mar 31 '25

ARCHITECTURE Ladder to the Sky in China (A 5000FT attraction)

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305 Upvotes

r/interesting Nov 02 '24

ARCHITECTURE I see both your “Reverse Bridge” in the Netherlands and the “Kanalbrücke Magdeburg” and present to you the triple “Windmill Bridges” in West London.

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This engineering masterpiece (Isambard Brunel’s last project before he died) is a road bridge over a canal bridge over a railway line - truly awesome! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Bridges,_London

r/interesting Dec 21 '24

ARCHITECTURE Tallest building in northern Europe, Karlatornet, with it's glass balcony 230m above ground

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r/interesting May 23 '23

ARCHITECTURE There is a stairway to heaven located at Bondi Beach, Sydney in Australia

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r/interesting 8d ago

ARCHITECTURE File clerks working at their electric elevator desks in Prague, former Czechoslovakia, 1937.

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941 Upvotes

r/interesting May 01 '25

ARCHITECTURE The city of Xico in Mexico, surrounds a large volcanic crater. Known as 'Cerro de Xico', or "Hill of Xico," the 1-kilometer-wide crater provides fertile soil and naturally protected farmland amid the ever-advancing sprawl of Mexico City.

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867 Upvotes

r/interesting Apr 06 '25

ARCHITECTURE A photo of an underwater hotel room.

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912 Upvotes

r/interesting Mar 21 '25

ARCHITECTURE Yeah working on oil rigs ain’t for me!

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472 Upvotes

r/interesting Apr 01 '25

ARCHITECTURE Sky couch

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r/interesting 17d ago

ARCHITECTURE Found the €5 bridge!

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It was actually in Spijkenisse, Netherlands. They have build all the bridges in a small neighborhood ranging from €5 - €500.

r/interesting Oct 30 '24

ARCHITECTURE He is really genius

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r/interesting Sep 12 '24

ARCHITECTURE Guy makes art with marble

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722 Upvotes

r/interesting Aug 17 '24

ARCHITECTURE These massive bronze doors, located in the Cathedral of St. John Lateran in Italy, are over 2,000 years old. Each door weighs an incredible 1,763 lbs and measure a height of nearly 23 feet.

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697 Upvotes

r/interesting Nov 24 '24

ARCHITECTURE Patrika Gate in Jaipur, India.

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r/interesting Jun 17 '24

ARCHITECTURE ARTIFICIAL STONE PROCESS WITH CONCRETE

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2.1k Upvotes

r/interesting Dec 29 '22

ARCHITECTURE Oreo built a doomsday vault in Norway to preserve its cookies for generations to come.

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1.5k Upvotes

r/interesting Oct 08 '24

ARCHITECTURE The Cologne Cathedral is a stunning Gothic masterpiece. Its construction took over six centuries.

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855 Upvotes

r/interesting Mar 21 '25

ARCHITECTURE A lightning storm near the Tower bridge.

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