6 November 2009 | Posted inBlog News & Updates
It’s That Time Again: World’s Ugliest Buildings
Last year I shared with you Virtual Tourist’s list of the Top 10 Ugliest Buildings. There was ome serious debate as to whether or not they’d got it right. Good news for you debators: Travel + Leisure Magazine has released their list of the World’s Ugliest Buildings (15 selections here). I think they’ve selected some real gems here.
Again, still missing some of my most hated DC-area buildings (FBI building, shopping bag building in Tysons Corner, most of Southwest DC).
Image source: Ugly Building #12 – Travel + Leisure
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You have to be pretty cynical not to like the Longaberger Baskets Headquarters Building…(!)
the basket does make me smile. but I do believe they have found some real ‘winners’. but i too think the fbi hq and the library at Georgetown University desrve an honorable mention.
It’s interesting that structures by Frank Gehry and Michael Graves are highlighted. It shows that the ’starchitects’ of different eras usually design buildings that many architects love – while many non-architects loathe…
There are many structures in the world that can be stated as the most ugkiest structures. some of them are Ryogyong Hotel, Royal Ontario Musuem, Petrobras Headquarters, Markel Building, Zizkov Television Tower, Beehive, National Library of Pristina, Center Georges Pompidou, Federation Square, Morris A. Mechanic Theater for more details on this structure visit For more details refer http://www.travelworth.com/die-before-you-visit-these-top-10-worlds-ugliest-structures.html