Same, don't like that red thing though.

Anyone got any 'most hated' buildings?

Not the World Trade Centre then?

That one wasn't really the building's fault.

Singapore

https://careerwith.me/column/wp-cont...78_960_720.jpg

now that's what i call the super bowl

^ Well, it's another example of a building inspired by Lego, which seems to be a cliché of post-modern architecture.

^ Yeah, no interesting color, and a confused jumble of unrelated shapes, especially on the waterfront to the right - while the dominant bit to the left reminded me of a bunch of bananas.

It must be depressing enough to be a worker drone in Eastern Europe, but you really don't need architecture that throws that fact in your face every day. Here are some housing blocks in Zagreb: -

https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/732/32...9b5580a8_z.jpg
http://www.thebohemianblog.com/wp-co...i-Zagreb-3.jpg

Making an multi-storey carpark look attractive is a challenge, but not impossible. Rather than meet the challenge, Glasgow decided to go with ugly commonplace tat instead:-

http://www.ardrossanherald.com/resou...onsive-gallery

What these buildings have in common is the determination to avoid any color except Concrete Grey, and any architectural element beyond the minimal requirements of function.

It may be confused by some standards but it's cool as **** imo. You know it's two different buildings, right?

HaHa! I thought you were posting a picture of a building you hated !

Yes, the Sky Park at the back is certainly a bold and unusual bit of architecture, and I like the taper and twist of the three tower blocks:-

https://senatus.net/media/files/myer...tus__wPJs_.jpg

Also, from a different angle, the waterfront buildings make a lot more sense. Strung out in a line, they look a lot better:-
http://www.greenroofs.com/projects/m...s_skypark7.jpg

Still not too convinced by the bunch of bananas tbh, but that's just my opinion. Also, of course, we should see architecture "in the round" as they say; what looks cluttered in a photo may not be that way at all irl.

Awful.

The building Frown posted looks better in the above pics. I like the public garden at the top or whatever you'd call it. Stuff like that is a good idea.

I'd like to see football stadiums do something similar with their roofing, have places to view the match on top of the stadium where you can walk around, like a viewing balcony. I'm sure it's possible to put two either side of the halfway line with railings protecting you from falling off. Maybe it's not worth doing financially but it's a cool idea imo.