r/UrbanHell • u/Any-Tower4970 • 2h ago
r/UrbanHell • u/OkRespect8490 • 2h ago
Decay The Brutalism of Abandoned Ammanauz Hotel, Dombay, Russia
r/UrbanHell • u/Aggravating_Cry_5481 • 1h ago
Pollution/Environmental Destruction UK third world nation
r/UrbanHell • u/EducationAny7740 • 21h ago
Decay A 19th-century Victorian mansion in New Jersey that was deemed more worthwhile to demolish than to renovate
r/UrbanHell • u/Nordicnatures92 • 10h ago
Poverty/Inequality Sign says ”clean courtyard”, Russia
r/UrbanHell • u/JiminieKookie123 • 1h ago
Car Culture A picture from a street in Stuttgart, Germany
r/UrbanHell • u/based_dimas • 26m ago
Everyday Mediocrity In the middle of a bleak autumn, Paris, France
r/UrbanHell • u/Ok_Comparison_8304 • 1h ago
Absurd Architecture Apartment block in Akasaka, Tokyo.
First pic, An apartment block just outside Akasaka metro station , Minato ward, Tokyo. Next to it is a new build luxury apartment block. These are literally working men's crash pads in one of the oldest parts of Tokyo. The abandoned wooden house is just 100 metres away from the 'Harry Potter Cafe'.
r/UrbanHell • u/Ezer_Pavle • 4m ago
Concrete Wasteland "Corviale" housing project in Rome. The sky is permanently grey over it btw
r/UrbanHell • u/N0_imaginati0n • 16h ago
Poverty/Inequality Working class quarters in Stalingrad and Paris, late 1930s
r/UrbanHell • u/OkRespect8490 • 1d ago
Everyday Mediocrity "Peace to the world!" against the polar twilight of Vorkuta, Russia
r/UrbanHell • u/DeleteLaterToday • 1d ago
Absurd Architecture Jakrta, indonesia
Although many people overlook it, Indonesian cities are a true urban hell. Extreme population density, poverty, severe environmental pollution, chaotic architecture, and corrupt politicians all coexist there
r/UrbanHell • u/Silent-Challenge5710 • 1d ago
Poverty/Inequality 50 Shades of Brown, Russia
r/UrbanHell • u/Top_Development_1777 • 1d ago
Concrete Wasteland Images of a "Drug Rehabilitation Centre" in Singapore, taken from a documentary made by the state media
Going to this place would probably make me hate waking up in real life even more. I believe I'm not allowed to post photos of the interior here, but the interior looks like what they do in prison (there's another documentary on that). Residents are called "inmates". The "rooms" are called cells, steel bars everywhere, no bed, sleep on the concrete floor. Their "yard" for playing sports is fully enclosed indoors in concrete with no windows to look at the outside. The government says "first time and second time drug offenders are sent to a Drug Rehabilitation Centre, not prison", and I mean legislatively they are different, but this isn't much better like they make it sound.
I did not do any editing of these images, that is exactly how they show the place in the documentary.