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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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  1. Posts can be about ugly houses in general
  2. Post appropriately and with correct tags WITHIN the title so it is easy to search. -->Tags: "Thursday Design Appreciation" or "HouseTDA", "Just Ugly", "Shitpost", "Certified McMansion™", "Discussion/Debate", and "Interior" are available.
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  4. Don't post addresses or other easily identifiable information unless it is publicly listed. -->Keep the information about the property you are posting basic and general. However, if the home is listed on a public website you are permitted to post a link to the public listing.
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  8. Thursday is special. To celebrate that, you can post nice houses you appreciate.

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I don't know if i would want to live there. It seems so... excessive, even for mansion standards.

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[–] notexecutive 3 points 1 year ago

I think it does, but it's just not obvious from the angle. Definitely dangerous, regardless. I hope they don't get earthquakes there.