Building fails

Just like Tinder dates don’t always look like they do in their profiles pictures, it’s also not uncommon for hotels to look considerably different than they do in the brochures.

THESE DIY disasters that utterly bodged fixing the problem properly are so bad they’re actually worthy of a laugh as well as applause. From using a brush as a rear windscreen wiper to a novel use o…

From toilets built far too close to the wall to broken pipes affixed to the wall with sellotape, these people really should have splurged on professional help.

Who approved this stuff?

WTF, guys. Is it really that hard to remember stairs?

Who approved this stuff?

Every now and then, we grab the opportunity to praise architects who consistently outdo themselves and surprise us with their marvelous creations. Because designing impressive and remarkable structures that leave everyone in awe is far from an easy task. It requires years of hard work, dedication, and understanding of seemingly endless aspects of human life. But far too often, we stumble upon places that tell us one universal truth — some pieces of architecture are utter disasters.

Photograph shows a half toilet in the Olympic city of Sochi, Russia?

Just like Alpha Alpha Structural, Inc. (previously here, here, and here), Boston Home Inspectors also rain on people's parades. Well, kinda. In a nice way.