At its best, architecture is a kind of poetry made tangible, frozen in time for generations to come. But, as it turns out, architecture can also be a tremendous avenue for all sorts of less cool emotions: pettiness, spite, vengeance -- you name it. In the first part of this recurring series, Ben, Noel and Max explore the wide, surprising (and, frankly, ridiculous) world of spiteful architecture.

The Bizarre Parable of New Coke, Chapter One: Sweeter, Stranger, Strange
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"Resting Bicycle Face": Bikes and Women's Rights
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CLASSIC: How Oliver Cromwell Got Executed Several Years After His Death
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