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10 Buildings That Look Like The Homes Of Supervillains
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When watching a movie starring a supervillain, it is always exciting to see the evil building or lair that they live in. Sometimes the buildings are hidden and blended into the natural surroundings. Other times they are very obvious and stick out like a sore thumb, as if the Eye of Sauron is watching us from within.
Such examples of Evil Buildings exist in real life. They are often large buildings that are incredible architectural feats which have been designed with a touch of darkness. People have photographed and shared examples of these buildings they've stumbled upon in real life to Reddit's community /r/EvilBuildings. As said in the subreddit's description: "If the building could be the home to a supervillain or evil corporation, it belongs here."
Qatar’s Crescent Tower
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This magnificent building in Qatar actually has 800 units, including hotel rooms, apartments, offices, boutique retail and restaurants.
Starbucks by day, supervillain lair by night
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What better way to hide a supervillain lair than under the disguise of a Starbucks?
Butron Castle in Spain.
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Now this castle looks very ominous. In fact, it looks like something straight out of the game Dark Souls.
Salem Witch Museum
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From the black fence to the red window panes to the old castle design, this certainly fits the picture of an evil building.
Looks like a warship
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This building actually has an interesting past: it's the former Research Institute For Experimental Medicine in Berlin, Germany.
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