After the overwhelmingly positive responses to and praise for the original 7 Abandoned Urban Wonders article, we were compelled to create a sequel. Thanks to reader-submitted links and locations, ...
As any experienced urbanist can tell you, city life is rarely dull and this year has proven no exception - from traffic-topping articles to staff-picked stories, here are WebUrbanist's must-read ...
Worried you might have missed something from the world's most popular urban publication? Have no fear, this article will guide you through the most popular WebUrbanist articles of the year, from ...
Has it really been that long? It is hard to believe how much the site has evolved in just one year. Many regular readers have likely noticed a number of significant recent changes to the site ...
(Check out our complete collection of Urban Exploration Tips, Tricks and Guides.) Ever want to hide in plain site while on a urban exploration outing? Whether you're an urban explorer or simply ...
Following recent articles on the world's abandoned cities and on urban exploration, some readers have requested additional resources related to exploring abandoned structures and buildings. With that ...
The world is full of architectural fake overs, from individual facades to entire buildings designed to look like something other than what they really are. Historically, some of these disguises ...
In Newark, New Jersey, a large and deceptively nondescript building is redefining the Garden State, producing millions of pounds of food per year just outside of Manhattan. This 70,000 square ...
Years ago in McAllen, Texas, an old abandoned 124,500-square-foot Walmart superstore was renovated and put to new use as the largest single-floor public library in the United States. Across ...
Any one of these bizarrely named churches could be in your hometown though they appear to hale from an altered state... pray we do not "altar" them further. Prayer House ...
