Fugly Buildings...

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Here's one for your collection, half a mile from my house.
believe it or not It's a grade 1 listed building designed by Jørn Utzon
the guy who designed the Sydney Opera House it don't matter from which angle you look its shit. The views from the restaurant across the Thames are the only redeeming feature
 

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It looks like a coast guards station, not a resataurant. Here's a picture I took of the IWM-North. I like the building but there's nothing in the actual museum, it was quite a large let down.
 

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yes I've been through those pages and I want more!

saw something design by Frank Gehry

I did a research project earlier this year on him

That building is so ugly....ugh!
 
This is the most butt ugly building in the Twin Cities (Minnesota) area. The Walker Arts Center. Looks even worse in person.
 

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Bucksnort101 said:
When you drive by it, it looks like it is covered in sheets of Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil.
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You are a F**king Genious I tell you !!

Thank you so much!!! ,absolute legend!!!!!

I've been thinking for days now what else I could coat my Corsair in

Aluminum foil is worth a dam good try,get some of the thicker stuff and go over it twice and that should work well

I can't believe I didn't think of that

heres a picture of a very ugly building
 

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No?

It just seems perfect it's light ,mandible and easy to use,and will look realistic!

il give it a try and if it doesn't work,no bother
 
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