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Villa Muggia, Imola, Italy
by Giacomo Beccari, Villa Muggia in Imola, destroyed during WWII and never restored Villa Muggia, a famous building designed by architect Piero Bottoni between 1936 and 1938. During World War II...
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New Mexico, USA
by Barbara Sambri, abandoned house in New Mexico abandoned house between Santa Fe and Albuquerque in New Mexico
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Slum, Hongkou, Shanghai
by Gimma, a dog living in a slum, Hongkou, Shanghai This chinese houses will be destroied living place to some tower blocks. Only a few are still inhabited ( I think illegally! ).
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Roofless Villa, Imola, Italy
by Daniela Galvani, a roofless villa in Via Montanara, Imola This is an ancient villa is located in Via Montanara in Imola, abandoned by many years. The roof and some part of the walls are completely...
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Gutted Building, Madrid, Spain
by Giacomo Beccari, a gutted building waiting for interior reconstruction in Madrid, Spain An example of possible living in plaza de San Ildefonso in Madrid, Spain: the old building has been gutted,...
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Falconara, Sicily, Italy
by Robyn Hooz, an abandoned house in Falconara (Caltanissetta, Italy) Ruins of an old, abandoned house in the far south of Italy, Sicily. Standing in golden fields of corn, in front of an immense sea,...
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Scorrano, Lecce, Italy
by Paolo Margari, an abandoned house in Scorrano (Lecce, Italy) Abandoned building surrounded by a beautiful sunrise in Scorrano, a small village in Puglia, Italy. It seems like a small tower, may be...
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Castle Sao Jorge surroundings, Lisbon, Portugal
by Arianna Neri, view of an abandoned area hidden among the streets of Lisbon This completely abandoned area is hidden among the winding narrow streets of Lisbon. I recall it being in the surroundings...
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Treasure Island, San Francisco, US
by lostlosangeles, a view of Tresure Island in the Oakland-San Francisco Bay Treasure Island sits in the middle of the Oakland-San Francisco Bay Bridge and exemplifies the rapid cycling of American...
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Savio, Ravenna, Italy
by Daniela Galvani, a view of abandoned house in Savio (RA), Italy A beautiful ’60s house abandoned on the Romea street in Savio: a few minutes from the Adriatic sea, less than 30 minutes from...
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Serracapriola, Foggia, Italy
by Silvia Tamburrelli, a view of Serracapriola, Foggia, Italy Small town of 4,000 souls in Puglia counting dogs and cats. I think these houses are inhabited, perhaps there was an attempt to place the...
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Villa Milena, Imola, Italy
by Laura Brialdi , a view of Villa Milena, Imola, Italy The villa was originally donated to the parish of San Cassiano in Imola: a guardians family lived there until 5 years ago, then the priest...
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Bailly Houses, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain
by Mon Vazquez, a view of Bailly Houses, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain The “El Grajal” or Bailly house is an unique and magnificent example of galician art nouveau architecture. The local government...
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Kettle House, Galveston, Texas
by ryder, a view of Kettle House, Galveston, Texas Rumor has it that this weird construction was built in the 1950′s and that it is the top of a silo turned upside down and roofed. One of the most...
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Concrete Round house, Logan, Ohio, United States
by Don O’Brien, a view of Round house, Logan, Ohio, United States The Logan Roundhouse, also known as Stewart’s Folly – is likely the oddest structure in the small Ohio town of Logan. The design,...
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House of Artists, Garibaldi 89/A, Brera, Milan, Italy
by Grazia Ippolito, a frontal view of the House of Artists The history of this building, known as “Casa degli Artisti”, literally House of Artists, is one of the best we’ve ever talked about, it’s a...
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The Colossus of Prora, Island of Rügen, Germany
by rhodes, a view of the enormous nazi sea resort in Prora Three years before the outbreak of WW II, Hitler ordered the construction of what is, until now, the largest concrete building ever build up...
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