The Spomenik Database explores the Yugoslavia's historic and enigmatic endeavor into grand-scale post-modern monument building from the 1960-1980s.

Ireland is full of deserted schools. I've photographed 150 of them.

After surviving for more than a century along a constantly changing waterfront, the historic homes of Admiral’s Row are being torn down.

All the 1960s futuro houses left in the world.

These deserted ghost islands each has a fascinating story behind its decline.

Brian is a photographer who lived in Rotterdam. He explores abandoned places. One of his series concerned the Orient Express...

Danny Cooke

Rob Rhinehart lacks permits for his ‘experiment in sustainable living’ and has ignored a removal order, which may lead to criminal charges, authorities say. The windows are smashed, the walls are covered in graffiti, and the solar panels gone. By Rory Carroll.

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“Abandoned in Place,” a new book of photographs by Roland Miller, finds haunting beauty in derelict launch pads, rusting towers and other detritus of the American space race. By Kenneth Chang.

A developer keen to lift Detroit aims to transform one of Motown's legendary automotive plants from an abandoned factory to a mixed-use urban space. But amid the renewal, what's to become of the man who has lived there alone for the past nine years?

They used to guide ships safely into harbor but the lights are now out at these eerie, abandoned and inactive lighthouses.

“For an amusement park opened in the late ‘40s, Lakeview had it all: a dance hall, a Ferris wheel, a terrifying, rickety roller coaster, a classic ‘Pretzel’ funhouse ride, a bingo hall for adults where a win would get you a pack of cigarettes, and a true penny arcade complete with chickens pecking out songs on pianos and scantily-clad women removing articles of clothing for coins...” By Megan Shepherd.

Explore the past, present, and future of the city of Detroit through it's landmarks and lesser-known abandoned buildings on Detroiturbex.com.

Marcius Clapp

Christian Richter spent his teens exploring abandoned buildings in what was then East Germany. Now, as an adult, he's still doing it and photographing their decaying interiors.