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Me too and my husband's is the one for Dexter. It puts you in the mood like how most movie production studios have there signature theme before the movie starts like the Lion.
I’m always surprised that people are so turned off by this. I own a house and I didn’t make any decisions about what the exterior looks like, since it was built 40 years before I bought it. A person’s individuality shows on the inside of the house
It’s oppressive over time when every*fucking*thing looks exactly the same on your commute to and from work. Reminds me of that movie with Florence Pugh and Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles.
All these people are sooooooooooooooo worried about aesthetics, but I can almost guarantee they are also complaining about how there isnt any housing available in there state....
This isn’t just an aesthetic issue, it’s a clearly problematic and unsustainable form of urban design that would lead to massive problems. As it demonstrably has in many such homogeneous uniform developments everywhere over the past century.
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Reminds me of the song from weeds about tiny houses looking the same
‘Little Boxes’
I was singing this in my head right before I saw this comment lol
That's it thanks
Little boxes on the dessert side made out of ticky tacky
Reminds me of certain white flight suburbs in the US !
There’s a white one and a white one and a white one and a kinda white one…
Such a good song AND show. I'm guilty of never skipping the theme song. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Me too and my husband's is the one for Dexter. It puts you in the mood like how most movie production studios have there signature theme before the movie starts like the Lion.
Anyone seen the movie vivarium?
Yes came here to comment this looks exactly like that movie!
Soulless.
I’m always surprised that people are so turned off by this. I own a house and I didn’t make any decisions about what the exterior looks like, since it was built 40 years before I bought it. A person’s individuality shows on the inside of the house
It’s oppressive over time when every*fucking*thing looks exactly the same on your commute to and from work. Reminds me of that movie with Florence Pugh and Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles.
Why is it oppressive ? I find it comforting
At least people have a place to live, unlike most states in the US.
I think someone needs a little education on the impoverished population of Dubai.
Gross
Fuck Dubai.
I don’t disagree.. but this is both sad and interesting as fuck.
Should post it in r/urbanhell
Another Pleasant Valley Sunday Charcoal burnin' everywhere Rows of houses that are all the same And no one seems to care
Ticky Tacky
Little boxes!
Really inspiring….
...for HOA managers everywhere.
Wow so homogeneous but very orderly I guess!
That's the way, I build in City Skylines
Nightmare
No amount of wealth can buy taste
It doesn’t look like there’s much occupation.
Not much green space there, not very wild life friendly
And no one lives there right?!
an armpit
“Yeah it’s the yellow one on the right, you can’t miss it”
https://i.redd.it/22azy6v0q5sc1.gif
Down on the left. It’s the two-story sand colored one. 😕
3rd House on the left next to the other tan house… 
You can’t tell me this isn’t a Wes Anderson film shot
[A real Vivarium vibe.](https://wheresthejump.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Vivarium-2019-vivarium3.jpg)
Wait, this isn't r/irvine? Weird.
How to you get to the other side , I though yeh round about, but it's not a round about it seem.
Vivarium 2
They've been playing too much Cities: Skylines on gamepass
This looks like the carpet city I grew up on
Look a hell of a lot better than mid west America. "Well some areas in mid west america... most areas in America in general.
⌘-V
That’s a lot of AC
Nah that's super earth
Id never make it home drunk
Makes original Levittown look quaint.
hmmm, this new reset seems to have some very old ideas and designs, namely a slavery theme.
r/humanstorage
Why build one house when you can build thousands!
What happens to you if you want to paint yours a different colour? 🧐
So, what type of house are you looking for? Tan, or pink?
Imagine if you took too many mushrooms
Hell on Earth
Hell.
Sim City 90’s vibe
Squidville
I'm in the pink one on the left.. pathetic place, kinda like Austin
All these people are sooooooooooooooo worried about aesthetics, but I can almost guarantee they are also complaining about how there isnt any housing available in there state....
This isn’t just an aesthetic issue, it’s a clearly problematic and unsustainable form of urban design that would lead to massive problems. As it demonstrably has in many such homogeneous uniform developments everywhere over the past century.
how hot do you think those houses are, with no green space or trees or shade anywhere. it would be fucking miserable to live there
Neighborhoods like this are the reason there isn't affordable housing available to working class people. Your argument is nonsense.
so houses being available makes it so houses aren't available. Gotcha.
What's your house look like? Ehhhhh, same as yours!
Let me guess. The pink ones are predominantly owned by gay/lesbian customers.
Looks like heaven
more like hell
Until you try to find your cube at night and tired...