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The ugliest buildings in Detroit are those that have needed demolition for at least 20 years.
I was in Detoilet for the first time in 10 years and saw something that shocked me, abandoned skyscrapers. I knew the neighborhoods were abandoned but skyscrapers??? There is no hope for the place, it will be Americas first ghost city. Demolish the whole town, nothing of value did I see. Only sad wreckage and ruin.
I am not sure if this truly a skyscraper but it is pretty tall, i used to live a block away on the 9th floor of building and had to look at this hideous monstrousity daily
I was in Detoilet for the first time in 10 years and saw something that shocked me, abandoned skyscrapers. I knew the neighborhoods were abandoned but skyscrapers??? There is no hope for the place, it will be Americas first ghost city. Demolish the whole town, nothing of value did I see. Only sad wreckage and ruin.
Wow...just wow.
There's a city with a rich history too. Birth (and now death) of the American Automobile, Mo Town, Detroit Techno, etc.
The William Donald Schaefer is the ugliest building in Downtown Baltimore.
Not at all! Many people love it actually. Its very uniquely Baltimore. the ugliest building downtown is obviously 414 water st (File:414 Water Street.JPG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia), as it looks unfinished, hideously wide, cheap, with an ugly base, and does not fit the area at all.
Not at all! Many people love it actually. Its very uniquely Baltimore. the ugliest building downtown is obviously 414 water st (File:414 Water Street.JPG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia), as it looks unfinished, hideously wide, cheap, with an ugly base, and does not fit the area at all.
lol that building does kinda stick out like a sore thumb, it looks like it belong in Harbor East. But, the William Donald Shaeffer building is by far the ugliest building downtown.
lol that building does kinda stick out like a sore thumb, it looks like it belong in Harbor East. But, the William Donald Shaeffer building is by far the ugliest building downtown.
I for one wish i could live at the top of the WDS building.
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