As time takes its toll on them, sooner or later buildings have to be renovated. But renovators and redesegniers sometimes get a little carried away – or indeed, very much carried away, ending up creating monstrosities that leave us scratching our heads.
Recently, people have been sharing pictures of old buildings that were absolutely butchered during renovations, with results that are heartbreaking, to say the least. Well, look at this…!
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