ecAr2.0 is calling for entries for nomination as "World's Worst Building". The nominees can be left under the comments for this post and will be disclosed after a two-three period of time. The candidates can be from anywhere in the world, single or multiple structures within a complex, or be S,M,L,XL (nod to OMA). The name and architect of the entry should accompany the post plus you may add one promotional link to your own site. Please keep your entries as succinct as possible. Thank you for your participation and may the worst (building) win.23 April 2007
Call for Entries - Top 25 World's Worst Buildings
ecAr2.0 is calling for entries for nomination as "World's Worst Building". The nominees can be left under the comments for this post and will be disclosed after a two-three period of time. The candidates can be from anywhere in the world, single or multiple structures within a complex, or be S,M,L,XL (nod to OMA). The name and architect of the entry should accompany the post plus you may add one promotional link to your own site. Please keep your entries as succinct as possible. Thank you for your participation and may the worst (building) win.
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Ok here are my two cents...Swan and Dolphin Resort, Michael Graves, Orlando, Florida, USA.
ReplyDeleteI can't think of anything off the top of my head that tops the Swan and Dolphin Resort...
ReplyDeleteBut I also really despise the Seattle Art Museum (pre-Allied Works addition) by Venturi Scott Brown.
Philip Johnson's International Place in Boston. Sweet Jesus
ReplyDeleteSome people also love the Thompson Building in Chicago by Helmut Jahn, but I think its pretty tacky....
ReplyDeletei liked it
ReplyDeleteHi, I've got one worse than that:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.byrnearq.com/?lop=projectos&list_mode=2&id=6364d3f0f495b6ab9dcf8d3b5c6e0b01
Can you imagine that on this webpage hi's got a link called Credits? Who's got guts to put his name on a project like that?
acreditar which project are you submitting by this architect?
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