These are the world’s ugliest buildings according to Twitter users

Buildworld, the building materials company, has just released its list of the 10 ugliest buildings in the world. The ranking was based on public opinion, specifically that of Twitter users.

There is no doubt that, when it comes to popular culture, Twitter is one of the most reliable sources we can turn to. This is what Buildworld has considered and, through the HuggingFace tool, has managed to analyse the percentage of negative tweets received by some of the most recognised buildings in the world. Here is the ranking:

1. Scottish Parliament Building (Edimburgh)

2. J. Edgar Hoover Building (Washington D.C.)

3. Newport Station (Newport)

4. Boston City Hall (Boston)

5. Preston Train Station (Preston)

6. Verizon Building (Nueva York)

7.Ryugyong Hotel (Pyongyang)

8. Watergate Complex (Washington D.C.)

9. Denver International Airport (Denver)

10. Trump Tower (Las Vegas)

What do you think is the ugliest building in the world?