Which is the most hideous building?

In Liverpool we have beautiful architecture but it is being swamped by ticky-tacky monstrosities.
I wish new buildings were made to the same standard.

news.sky.com/story/uks-ugliest-buildings...rbuncle-cup-11484766

If all buildings were the same standard - new ideas would be curtailed and diversity reduced.

In London, the Gothic splendour of St Pancras - and the uniqueness of Kings Cross - have combined magically.

Covent Garden - now cosmopolitan and renewed - still retains its flower market atmosphere.

Adjacent to Drury Lane, and the Royal Opera House.


Undoubtedly though - the most impressive and seamless blending of the old with the new, has occurred in Bath.

Georgian buildings stand beside ultra modern properties - and nothing Is even remotely out of place, or contrived...

The Shankly Hotel in Liverpool looks awful behind that older (Victorian?) building. Like someone in a string vest and tracksuit bottoms standing behind someone in a top hat and tails! Rab C. Nesbit school of architecture?!

Correction: just realised it's on top not behind, so string vest piggy backing on top hat/tails?