What is the worst looking uni?

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I'm thinking (way too early) about possibly studying Archaeology at UCL...I can't say that Archaeology institute is particularly pretty...

Reply 441

Noodlzzz

Original post by Pandora.

Which department is that?

Institute of Education. Psychology, languages and economics I believe.

Reply 442

therealOG

Original post by Pandora.

Which department is that?

UCL Language Centre and parts of the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences, and Geography Department. I know part of the Geography department is in the main Quad, don't know about the Psych/Lang Dept's.

Reply 443

therealOG

Original post by Noodlzzz

Institute of Education. Psychology, languages and economics I believe.

Economics is in another building.

Reply 444

SpicyStrawberry

I really couldn't care less what uni looks like as long as the teaching is decent.

Reply 445

therealOG

Original post by Pandora.

I'm thinking (way too early) about possibly studying Archaeology at UCL...I can't say that Archaeology institute is particularly pretty...

Lol, how ironic.

Reply 446

username430180

Original post by Bella Occhi

Hope so, that is a monstrosity :eek3:

It's where they took us for our talks on the joint honours languages open day. So it looks like that's where languages is taught.
Sucks to be us. >.<

Reply 447

Bella Occhi

Original post by (:Becca(:

It's where they took us for our talks on the joint honours languages open day. So it looks like that's where languages is taught.
Sucks to be us. >.<

Noooo

I think I went in there as well actually on the general open day, might have approached it from a different angle though (or I just wasn't paying attention :biggrin:

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Reply 448

Mad4footie

Original post by Marsha2112

But I have to agree this is horrendous (TVU, how surprising)

That kinda looks like an airport control tower.

Reply 449

Hype en Ecosse

If someone decided not to go to my university because they thought the building looked ugly, I'd relish the moment. Leaves a space open for a more intelligent applicant.

Reply 450

username119464

Original post by Marsha2112

I actually quite like the 60's style...but then again I did grow up in a 16 storey Moscow flat. I live in a Victorian house now but would MUCH rather live on a 60's glass-and-concrete campus than some 15th century manor. So I actually think most of the "ugly" buildings people have posted are rather nice! And vice versa for the old ones...there's just something creepy and unsettling about these old chapels and castles.

But I have to agree this is horrendous (TVU, how surprising)

Is that Ealing?

Reply 451

NatNat

easily, with out a shadow of a doubt..London Met!

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Reply 452

JezBerri

Original post by RamocitoMorales

Especially when it's dark. :afraid:

These look f**king awesome tbh.

Reply 453

lovehearts_x

Original post by kiss_me_now9

Whilst we have Hogwarts...

But equally has Rathbone, Garth, Wheldon, Lloyd, Deinol and various other 60s concrete monstrosities. Brigantia's pretty smart though! Our accommodation is pretty colours too :h:

Wahey, I live in Bangor and am particularly proud of our Hogwarts :biggrin:

Reply 454

kiss_me_now9

Original post by Beth Angharad

Wahey, I live in Bangor and am particularly proud of our Hogwarts :biggrin:

It's stunning :smile:

Reply 455

Intriguing Alias

Original post by therealOG

Lol, how ironic.

I assume you read 'archaeology' as 'architecture' because it's not ironic at all :tongue:

Reply 456

Noodlzzz

Original post by hassi94

I assume you read 'archaeology' as 'architecture' because it's not ironic at all :tongue:

Archeology as in old maybe?

Reply 457

therealOG

Original post by hassi94

I assume you read 'archaeology' as 'architecture' because it's not ironic at all :tongue:

Ahhhhh, massive brain failure lol....

And what Noodlzzz said - Archeology's about old, cool looking buildings :tongue:

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 458

Fuzzed_Out

The staff house is a pretty hideous stain the UoB campus, it's a shame as the rest of the chancellor's court and the area between Joe and the Library is lovely.