<h2>The list of Top 5 Worst Building Structure in the United Kingdom</h2>

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The annual list of the worst-designed buildings in the UK has been unveiled, and the winner of the 'prestigious' Carbuncle Cup is the Walkie Talkie. There are myriads of worst structure, but in comparison with Walkie Talkie, everything seems good. Building and Design Magazine has initiated this program and the target of the initiative was to reveal the most horrendous and worst structure ever seen. The winner had been shortlisted after weeks of online debate on the magazine's website. Here is the list of 5 Worst Building Structure in the United Kingdom and comment with added funny and laughing gas spice to it.

1. Walkie Talkie, City of London

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Comments:

"I now have a new personal goal: to live long enough to see this building demolished."

2. Woodward Hall, North Acton, London

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Comments:

"This development should really be the architects’ tombstone. May they design no more and, perhaps as a penance or punishment, they should be condemned to do time in one of the tiny apartments they have designed for the students."

3. Whittle Building, Peterhouse, University of Cambridge

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Comments:

"Like bad Victorian architecture. What is the point of doing this?"

4. Waltham Forest YMCA building, London

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Comments:

"The lack of anything of architectural design or merit is astounding."

5. City Gateway, Swaythling, Southampton

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Comments:

"On to this inept and chaotic assembly of forms is superimposed an eclectic mix of garish colours at the back, with more subdued mixes of beiges, white and maroon at the front, 'enlivened’ by splashes of primary colours on the window returns and a spiral variegation to the beiges of the tower which all totally contradict the local setting."

Oh!! What A Poor Design!
 
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