The Ugly Buildings Thread

[Æmeric]

Don't know where it is, doesn't really matter.

[Tabiti]

I don't think that big supermarkets out of cities need better architecture, imo...After all we don't live in them or see everyday.

[The Lawspeaker]

I don't think that big supermarkets out of cities need better architecture, imo...After all we don't live in them or see everyday.

Between you and me. I think that we should get rid of them altogether. They suck the lifeblood out of honest Main Street entrepreneurs.

[Útrám]

With the exception of down town and the older areas, most of the Reykjavík area consists of nothing but modern, boringly ordinary squared buildings.

good





boring

[anonymaus]

The Art Gallery of Ontario apparently opted for an ironic design when they renovated.

[Atlas]

As for supermarkets. Hundreds of groceries all over a big city would suffice.

[Tabiti]

Between you and me. I think that we should get rid of them altogether. They suck the lifeblood out of honest Main Street entrepreneurs.

Yes, but smaller shops aren't for such global world we live in

[Loyalist]

Not "in my city", but close enough; this monstrosity that was added to the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. It was designed by a Jewish architect () and funded by a mixed Chinese and Negro billionaire ().

[Beorn]

Don't know where it is, doesn't really matter.

I couldn't get any closer with Google maps, but the Asda/Wal-Mart in Bedminster is actually quite sound.

[Tabiti]

"Stalinist" stype building: