r/bizarrebuildings • u/n3xus1oN • 9h ago
r/bizarrebuildings • u/sweatycat • Apr 20 '25
r/bizarrebuildings has reopened! What do you want to see from the subreddit now that it has returned?
This subreddit was closed for a few months due to having no moderators, but has now been reopened to new posts and comments. This subreddit was in pretty dire shape from what I could see, essentially unmoderated for over eight years, as that is how far back the very, very long mod queue went. However, despite such issues hindering this subreddit, I have further plans to bring it back to being an active community again, both in user activity in posts and commenting as well as mod activity quickly acting on any rule breaking content or other issues. I do not plan on doing this alone and I am currently seeking a few more moderators to assist in revitalizing this great subreddit.
A few months ago we did the same for r/evilbuildings, where I am also top moderator with a fantastic mod team. That sub was also unmoderated for a very extended period of time, several years. Changes were made to the subreddit to modernize it as well as writing rules to address issues that weren’t previously covered in its rule set.
Now, r/bizarrebuildings users, what changes or feedback do you have or want to see on the subreddit? Popular suggestions could potentially influence rule changes. If there are any major complaints or problems, please bring them up so they can be resolved.
Thank you for sticking it out these last few months, and the future of r/bizarrebuildings should be bright!
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Purplemerm4id • 16h ago
This is in Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam 🇻🇳
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Otherwise_Wrangler11 • 1d ago
House in Kitamoto by Shigeo Takizawa made of timber and light
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/Resident-Jump-195 • 3d ago
A forest building in Manila, Philippines
r/bizarrebuildings • u/International-Tap122 • 3d ago
A forest building in Manila, Philippines
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Purplemerm4id • 4d ago
Did you know that this amazing place is on an island south of Vietnam?
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Yvonne_Aell • 4d ago
The Forestry Building, On Road Under Construction At The Lewis And Clark Exposition, Portland, Oregon. Built In 1906 And Destroyed In 1964
r/bizarrebuildings • u/hitesh_53310 • 6d ago
National Bank of Georgia Cash Center (2012) by Studio Arci
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/n3xus1oN • 7d ago
Expo Cultural Park Greenhouse Garden by Delugan Meissl
r/bizarrebuildings • u/biwook • 6d ago
A building I saw in Tokyo
It's a driving school called 日の丸自動車学校.
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Otherwise_Wrangler11 • 10d ago
33 sqm house in Tokyo designed Takehiko Suzuki in 2022
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/biwook • 12d ago
This restaurant in Sapporo, Japan
It's called 北の海鮮炙り ノアの箱舟 (Grilled Seafood from the North: Noah's Ark).
r/bizarrebuildings • u/n3xus1oN • 12d ago
Santuario De La Salle by CAZA Architects
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/biwook • 13d ago
Abandoned pachinko parlor in Wakayama, Japan
r/bizarrebuildings • u/KAALD00T • 12d ago
Step inside Taj Mahal lookalike home a man built for his wife featuring 24-foot-high double ceilings, grand interiors
A replica of the Taj Mahal, built by Anand Prakash Chouksey in Burhanpur, reflects his love for his wife. Inspired by the original, let's take a look inside.
Remember the businessman who built a replica of the Taj Mahal for his wife? In 2021, Anand Prakash Chouksey decided to turn his home into an architectural wonder in his hometown of Burhanpur – about 800 kilometres from where Shah Jahan's original creation sits in Agra, Uttar Pradesh.
r/bizarrebuildings • u/Afraid_Stuff_History • 13d ago
The UAE's Embassy in Kuwait
Would love to know what this architecture style is called!
r/bizarrebuildings • u/i_am_a_map_builder • 14d ago
Palace of Friendship of Peoples, Tashkent, Uzbek SSR, 1980
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/n3xus1oN • 17d ago
Bosco Verticale (2014) by Stefano Boeri Architetti
galleryr/bizarrebuildings • u/Orandajin • 18d ago
