Demolition fail
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Aug 2009
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Another building-related fail. We should make this a series.
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hahahahahaha!!
Can we all please stop using this “fail” term….the word is failure. Not fail. Failure.
“Na na, na na na na na na na, Katamari Damaci!”
Hahahah that is one well built building!
Jesus! I hope there were no people watching a little bit too close. The chunk comprising the top ten or so stories held together in an impressive way.
Good concrete mix.
a. that looks incredibly fake
b. that totally made my day!
Agreed. That was hilarious. Everyone here in the office was cracking up.
This building is just jealous of the Prada transformer.
you said it!!
Rolling building
Love it. Crazy Turks.
yeah we are crazy..
so cool i think
1930′s Kemalist architecture rocks.