I don't know, it doesn't look like a McMansion to me. Sure, it's big, but it looks well constructed. Just because it has odd design elements doesn't make it a McMansion. A McMansion should be frustratingly generic.
I mean, its as if someone took five different architectural styles and threw them in a Blender. Yeah, sure, some parts are interesting but at the end of the day it's still a grotesque display of scale with no cohesion
Seriously for a blog with the word in title they whiffed on this one
I kinda like it.
For real, this one is one of those "this better not awaken anything in me!" situations.
I’ve seen some really fucked up design in my life. Just real who the fuck would do this type stuff.
This house, however, is just uncanny. Everything is awkward but not truly disgusting.
It’s like a perfect B movie, it’s so bad it’s gone a full 360 and become brilliant
It's like a Nathan Fielder production, where the mere fact of its existence amounts to its own kind of performance art piece, outside of the art of the thing itself.
Like how could such an object come to exist in the world? It stretches the mind in whole new directions.
Straight-up Tony Hawkitechture.
Holy shit I did not expect the back end to drop fifty feet.
the most rational explanation for this house is that it is the magnum opus of a rogue window salesman
Is it weird that I think I would enjoy living in it?
You know, this is the first time I see one of those and think... well, this is actually fun!
3D printed homes engineered by AI are coming soon and I can't wait to see how ridiculous they get. they will be calling today the AirBnB era and laugh at how generic and marketable we were.
What a fever dream of a house. The architect must have been indulging in a lot of acid or cocaine or mushrooms or all of the above and more
The listing is as bonkers as you would expect.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/354-County-Road-211-Bremen-AL-35033/215031920_zpid/?
They've also got a really elaborate dock/marina/enclosed fishing hole on the lake.
If I had the millions I'd buy it, torch all the furniture (except that one crazy ass bed), and redecorate.
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A Community about large, cheaply built, suburban homes with design flaws and a lack of architectural integrity also known as “McMansions.” On Thursdays we celebrate the opposite: good suburban architectural design.
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