Ugliest/worst building in Leeds
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I quite like the evening post building. It's a bit scruffy, and the setting isn't very good, but the shape itself is interesting. The old clock looked better, from memory.I'd put it way above a lot of the mediocre rubbish we have such as crown point retail centre (and similar retail sheds) or the exceptionally tedious 3-storey blocks of flats that are squeezed on to any spare bit of land in the suburbs (often at the expense of ornate pubs, and usually out of scale and context with any existing development). Anything in the city centre is immeasurably better.
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buffaloskinner wrote: Its just plain UGLY, and my granddaughter thinks so as well GOING UP^
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wiggy wrote: some wonderful thatched cottages,and other nice houses were swept away to build the 'BEAUTIFUL' crossgates arndale lump. Most of the buildings in that area had been declared 'insanitary' though wiggy, but I do remember walking down Station Road past them, the surgery of the infamous dentist was in one of them and always seemed to have red roses growing round the doorway.
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Burtons at the top of briggate looks like a world war 2 pillbox ugly in itself and out of context with its surroundingslawnswood school looks like a nuclear power stationany fe college you care to namethe north stand at headingley-ugly and not fit for purposeShaftsbury house Beestonboar lane from BHS as you walk underneath that overhang past greggs, the cornish pasty shop and the birdcage is depressing and smells
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Mork of Ork wrote: I like the Kremlin too, reminds me of something out of a 40's sci fi film.I agree about Bramley Shopping centre especially as they knocked down all the old shops etc on Bramley Town Street and replaced them with that thing! I like the Kremlin as wellI always expect there to be a flash of lightning emanation from that thing on top.
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fevlad wrote: Mork of Ork wrote: I like the Kremlin too, reminds me of something out of a 40's sci fi film.I agree about Bramley Shopping centre especially as they knocked down all the old shops etc on Bramley Town Street and replaced them with that thing! I like the Kremlin as wellI always expect there to be a flash of lightning emanation from that thing on top. ...or Flash Gordon's space ship about to dock. (I remember that even though it was in space, the smoke from the engine went up, and the sparks down!)