#7 is a must have for every school. Instead of standing trouble makers in a corner, just send them to the playground.
QTheLibertine
#20 and #22 Are examples of a pretty common building practice. Those doors up high are for access for equipment to the second floor. If the architect foresees a need to bring things up to the second floor that a choke point elsewhere in the building might prevent. If you looked around you might find them at churches, warehouses, and schools. Any place where a short cut would prevent having to do major structural renovation. Most of the rest are obvious add ones from enthusiastic, if not qualified, amateurs. The remaining, well, illegal or unqualified labor, you get what you pay for. If you want a professional job, hire a professional to do it, and expect to pay for their skill and knowledge.
GuntherJ
#21 is actually really cool, you'd have to be a skateboarder to appreciate it tho
http://twitter.com/Thedude_1620 @Thedude_1620
#30 if you are from michigan the first thing you should think of when you see this. the zilwaukee bridge. lol
Mibble
#24
seems fake/photoshopped?
Sean
Many of these are shopped but #12 pure genius
http://twitter.com/halfRAThalfPIG @halfRAThalfPIG
this is called Photoshop crap
Kyle
The simplest explanation for #14 is the building is symmetrical so they wanted the balconies to match. The fact there's no room there to use the balcony was irrelevant.
csknivesfan
#28 looks shopped i can tell by some of the pixels and from seeing quite a few shops in my day
lol
#5 keeps the gators in the sewer
Travis
Being an architecture major this just makes me disappointed
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Ralph
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Gallus
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QTheLibertine
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GuntherJ
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http://twitter.com/Thedude_1620 @Thedude_1620
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Mibble
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Sean
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http://twitter.com/halfRAThalfPIG @halfRAThalfPIG
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Kyle
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csknivesfan
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lol
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Travis
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