Click through the slideshow above to see spooky projects and chilling architecture.
Spookiest Architecture
Charleston Naval Hospital District
Soldiers injured during WWII once passed through this important hospital district, but now the buildings face demolition to make way for a proposed rail line. Read more about this and the ten other “Most Endangered Historic Places” of 2016.
Photo © Historic Preservation Society of Charleston
Abandoned World’s Fair Grounds
Oscar Niemeyer’s abandoned masterplan in Lebanon, which has fallen into disrepair, now faces new threats.
Photo © Jack Crosbie
A firm creates devises a simple yet powerful solution to enclose and preserve a deteriorating monument to infamy.
Photo © Susan Schuls
OMA partner Shohei Shigematsu collaborates with artist Taryn Simon on an installation at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City.
Photo © Naho Kubota
College of Charleston Dixie Plantation
A former plantation parsonage becomes an outdoor classroom, but its original burial ground still remains amid live oak trees hung with tendrils of Spanish moss.
Photo © Paul Burk
Baha'i Temple of South America
A ghostly building with a complex skin blooms in the foothills of the Andes thanks to a multinational, multidisciplinary team.
Photo © Hariri Pontarini Architects
Windhover Contemplative Center
A secluded student retreat at Stanford University is also a meditation on architecture.
Photo © Matthew Millman
Sayama Lakeside Cemetery Park Community Hall and Forest Chapel
Two bold yet thoughtful structures elevate the architecture of grieving and remembrance at burial grounds near Tokyo.
Photo © Koji Fujii / Nacasa and Partners
Ethereal vitrines blend into the decaying architecture of a derelict synagogue in Košice, Slovakia like a silent congregation.
Photo © Yuri Dojc
Using rugged materials and a modern design vocabulary, an architect creates an organic and mysterious place of worship.
Photo © Thomas Mayer
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