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Buildings That Could Be Mistaken For Famous Spaceships

By Sean Fallon Published December 19, 2008, 8:20 pm ET

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What happens when architects are also major sci-fi nerds? The massive gallery complied by io9 might give you an idea. It features buildings that resemble the Death Star, Enterprise and the Borg Cube. [io9]

https://gizmodo.com/buildings-that-look-like-famous-spaceships-a-gallery-5114611

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