Habitat 67 – Montreal, Canada
It might take your eyes a few minutes to understand what they are looking at here. This is an amazing example of brutalist architecture, which is one of the most strongly dividing forms of home construction in the world. Moshie Safdie, the architect that designed this oddity, did so while providing the centerpiece of his thesis for McGill University. No matter what people say about this spot, it still remains an iconic architectural milestone that the locals enjoy greatly. Altogether, the bubbling little modules make up 148 homes.
Habitat 67
Pastel Yellow Home – San Francisco, California, USA
The aptly-named Sunset District of San Francisco is home to one of the gaudiest houses in the city at large. Although this picture was taken just before sunset, the yellow and pink still shine brightly enough to burn one’s eyes. It looks like the kind of place that Hansel and Gretel might be drawn to, or an oversized ice cream cake. As yummy as it looks, this spot leaves a bad taste in our mouths.
Pastel Yellow Home
