Ugliest buildings on campus

[RaginScotsman]

Griffin. That was ugly 20 years ago.

[HelmutVII]

Griffin. That was ugly 20 years ago.

Griffin is at least a building with brick facade. Rougeou hall has a little more interesting look. At least these two buildings took the place of little Abbeville.

[BBcajun]

Must be a slow day if that's all y'all have to biitch about !! Be thankful for what we have. Making improvements constantly.

[CAJUNJUDO]

The more I think about Fletcher Hall being so ugly, the more I realize that it has similar features to my favorite private (former) residence. Fallingwater was designed for the Kaufman family by Frank Lloyd Wright. It’s awe inspiring! If you’re ever in Western Pennsylvania, I HIGHLY recommend a tour.

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Maybe Fletcher Hall wouldn’t be so bad if it weren’t located on a traditional style campus.

[Big Buds]

I’ve never been a fan of Foster Hall and Maxim Doucet Hall.

[KajunKrazy]

Before they tore it down Olivier was the ugliest. I worked in it for parking and transit back in the day.

[ultracajun]

When I'm back on campus I sometimes walk into Billeaud just to get that Formaldehyde smell. Immediately brings me back to 1980. Better than a time machine.

[Jeaux]

The Louisiana Accelerator center across from the Cajundome is the ugliest. It just doesn't fit with the whole athletic campus. They need to be moved over by the Lite center and that building torn down

[LaCajunsFan]

The Louisiana Accelerator center across from the Cajundome is the ugliest. It just doesn't fit with the whole athletic campus. They need to be moved over by the Lite center and that building torn down

Agreed.....it really is an eyesore, and in what is highly visible and desirable location. Whatever they do in this building it needs to be moved to the Research Park. Don't know what they could put there, but if nothing else it would be an excellent spot for tailgating.

[HelmutVII]

Louisiana Accelerator center

https://lac.louisiana.edu/

At the time it was started that building was the research park.