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The World’s Most Evil Buildings that Unleash Your Darkest Imagination

Not all architectural masterpieces are designed to please the eye or to instill a sense of peace. Some are strikingly ominous, exuding an aura of foreboding that can chill us to our core. These are the structures that capture our imagination, sparking tales of intrigue and mystery. They are the world’s most ‘evil’ buildings.

These structures may not be inhabited by villains, and they certainly aren’t plotting to take over the world. Yet, they have earned their ‘evil’ reputation due to their dramatic designs and daunting facades, so much so that they could easily pass as the lairs of comic book villains or the eerie settings of horror films.

Some of these buildings are characterized by stark and imposing architectural design, punctuated by sharp angles, dark materials, and towering spires. Others stand out because of their historic or cultural associations, with tales of ghostly apparitions, tragic events, or unexplained phenomena adding to their eerie reputation.

From skyscrapers that pierce the skyline like giant daggers to ancient fortresses shrouded in the mists of time, these buildings are as fascinating as they are intimidating. Their architectural styles range from Gothic and Brutalist to futuristic designs that wouldn’t look out of place in a dystopian sci-fi movie. Yet, they all share a common trait – an undeniable sense of power and menace that stops viewers in their tracks.

However, the ‘evil’ exterior is often just one aspect of these buildings. Many of them are marvels of engineering and architectural design, housing important institutions, corporate headquarters, or cultural centers. Their intimidating facades often hide spaces filled with creativity, productivity, and innovation.

Take a journey through our carefully curated collection of the world’s most ‘evil’ buildings, each with its unique story and peculiar charm. Don’t let their intimidating exterior stop you; after all, they say, don’t judge a book by its cover, or in this case, don’t judge a building by its facade!

#7 Former Research Institute For Experimental Medicine, Berlin, Germany

#8 Bahnhof Office Built Into A Former Anti-Atomic Shelter, Stockholm, Sweden

#10 Fort Alexander (Plague Fort), Saint Petersburg, Russia

#11 Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral, Clermont-Ferrand, France

#16 Expiatori Del Sagrat Cor, Mount Tibidabo, Barcelona, Spain

#18 Oakley Headquarters, Foothill Ranch, Lake Forest, USA

#19 Basque Health Department Headquarters In Bilbao, Spain

#27 Pacific Design Center, Red Building, Hollywood, California, USA

#34 Omv Borealis Refinery, On The German/Austrian Frontier

#35 Science And Technology Centre, Pyongyang, North Korea

#36 Kafka Castle, Sant Pere De Ribes, Barcelona, Spain

#37 Svalbard Global Seed Vault (Seed Bank), Spitsbergen, Norway

#39 The United States Air Force Academy, Colorado, USA

#41 The Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain

#48 College Life Insurance Company Headquarters, Indianapolis, USA

#58 The Queen Sofía Palace Of The Arts, Valencia, Spain

#63 Kauffman Center For The Performing Arts, Kansas City, USA

#67 King Abdulaziz Center For World Culture, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

#68 Parc Du Futuroscope, Poitiers, Poitou-Charentes, France

#69 The Timmelsjoch Experience Pass Museum, Brenner Pass, Italy

#70 Lycée Sainte Marie-lyon, La Verpillière, France

#73 South Australian Health And Medical Research Institute, Adelaide Sa, Australia

#74 The Palace Of Peace And Reconciliation, Astana, Kazakhstan

#76 Hangzhou International Conference Center, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China

#80 Gottfried Böhm Pilgrimage Church, Velbert, Germany

#81 The Cathedral Of Brasília Is The Roman Catholic Cathedral Serving Brasília, Brazil

#85 Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo International Exhibition Center, Tokyo, Japan

#87 Johannesburg Grand Central Water Tower, Midrand, South Africa

Written by Maverick King

Born and raised in Luxembourg, marketing expert. I compose interesting stories, lists. Love to play ping-pong, Grey’s, Anatomy tv series.

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