The Facebook group "That's It, I'm Architecture Shaming" boasts over 850,000 members who converge on the online space to critique homes and buildings with poor design choices.
These members share their disdain for architectural failures, posting images of homes that evoke a mix of humor and frustration due to their impractical and often bizarre designs.
Among the discussed design flaws, members particularly express distaste for features that seem almost comically impractical, such as cramped spaces oddly situated or unnecessary aesthetics that lead to functionality issues.
The article highlights that engaging with these architectural criticisms online offers a community experience, allowing members to connect over shared reactions to the absurdities of modern home design.
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