A pole building is just another way to make the necessary framework for a building that can support and frame all the various loads and elements that a

Explore a hidden playground of abandoned chateaux and overgrown greenhouses

The villa was built in the north of Belgium in the 1920s by a rich family of industrials. When several decades later their textile group went bankrupt, the family was forced to sell its château. To…

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Lesson learned: Don't judge a home by its crumbling exterior

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This is one stunning home on the range.

This is one stunning home on the range.

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Château Secession (Château de Le Quesnel) was a French castle filled with relics. In December 2018, a fire destroyed the chateau.

This is one stunning home on the range.

Abandoned hospital building (former "Säuglings- und Kinderkrankenhaus Weißensee" / Berlin)

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Old abandoned houses tell a story. Even if the story is not documented in history, each abandoned home gives us a glimpse into a life once lived.

Manoir Colimaçon has a very striking, fairytale or Gothic exterior. This abandoned 19th Century mansion is located in northern France.

It's pitch black night, you see a castle that most likely looks like the exterior of the scariest movie, you have to crawl in, the interior is as eerie as

The old castle at Bruniquel was remodeled a few times and the remains of a Renaissance carved wood fireplace surround are seen here in the salon.

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Matthias Haker is a German photographer and a student of computer science who discovered his passion for photography about 10 years ago. Since then he’s traveling around Europe to capture the beauty of abandoned buildings that is one of his favorite subjects to immortalize. The places that he photographs vary from old swimming pools to cinemas where humans let nature take its way quite a long time ago.