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Guest MadBadger

:rofl: the upsidedown house is great.

 

Also Ripleys are always worth checking out.

 

 

 

Londons got some odd buildings

 

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the 'erotic gherkin'

 

 

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The Mayor of Londons Office

 

Both are bloody ugly. Spoilt the sky line :evil:

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Theres a street in a suburb not far from here that is famous for weird houses. I dont have any pictures but il look for some on the net as it has been in several newspapers often. One of my favourites is the bubble house which is 9 concrete bubbles joined together to make a house. It took 5 years to complete and when it was finnished the owner didnt want it anymore. Across the road from it there is a perfectly cubic house.

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The upsidedown Wonderworks house and the Ripleys Believe it or not are on the International drive in Orlando Florida. Didn't get a chance to visit em, but they were an unusual site. Very cool!

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We have a strange building here in NZ, The BeeHive...

 

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Guest MadBadger

Theres also a 'Scribble' sculpture on a Goldsmiths uni. It is literaly a scribble like a 2 year old would do :wtf:

 

 

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the beehive is the government building isnt it?

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It is indeed. Its where the leaders of our country find ways to rip off the tax payers even more.

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..hate to revive an old topic, but the upside-down building is Wonderworks here in Orlando. It's right by the Pointe where I see a lot of movies, and I drive by it about once a week. In fact, King stayed right down the road on his vacation! It does look pretty cool, but the place itself is very tacky.

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