11 of Birmingham’s ugliest buildings, according to Brummies
Brummies aren’t particularly fond of these buildings in the city of Birmingham - but maybe you think others should be added to the list, or some taken off this one?
We love Brum and it’s brilliant architecture
Birmingham is full of fantastic, beautiful buildings. But just like every city, it has its fair share of buildings that some feel aren’t so easy on the eye.
Architecture is pretty subjective, and this of course can lead to different opinions. But we wanted to find out which buildings in the city Brummies would rather not have to pass everyday.
So we asked local people in the city to tell us what they think are the ugliest buildings in Birmingham - and the results may surprise you.
What do you think? Are there any that should be added to the list - or any that should be taken off?
1. Selfridges in Birmingham
2. Birmingham’s Selfridges store
Selfridges was mentioned by a number of readers. Pam said: “Oh definitely this one .. what were the planners /architects thinking?”
3. St Barnabas Church, Erdington
Mark said: “The original building was a beautiful example of Neo Gothic architecture. The new building looks like something out of Glastonbury Festival!” Photo: Google Street View
4. Birmingham New Street Station
Shazy Mo said: “It’s has to be this Tin building, New St Station. Absolute repulsive!” Photo: Shazy Mo