Ugliest buildings on campus

[HelmutVII]

See below for photos to help you make your decision

[HelmutVII]

Fletcher Hall

[shof]

Fletcher was the first that came to mind.

[NOCajun]

Isn't that the architecture building? Kind of ironic...

[LaCajunsFan]

Well, not much debate there, especially in its current iteration. I know few will agree, and we did not have the money to do it right, but the original structure was a really nice and classic example of brutalist architecture.

[LaCajunsFan]

And while we are at it, a couple of related things:

1. We should have a companion thread to this one: the prettiest buildings, or least people’s favorites. Not necessarily because of what was taught in them, lol.

2. In a recent thread it was pointed out how over-landscaped some buildings are…….which is so true. Both the library and especially the Alumni house need some serious pruning. Let’s just start with getting rid of all the crepe myrtles. And for the Alumni house the ever green shrubs in between the pines. These google earth pics are from winter, when they myrtles didn’t have leaves…it’s far worse when they are in bloom.

[HelmutVII]

ARGH HAD COMPUTER PROBLEMS

Billeaud Hall front and rear

[HelmutVII]

H. Flood Madison Hall

[HelmutVII]

Beau Soleil house. It's in bad shape

[HelmutVII]

Not one of the ugliest buildings but I think Dupre Library is in there sumewhere.

[HelmutVII]

Maybe turbine can start a poll. I can't figure out how to do it.

[Scott Malkinson]

H. Flood Madison Hall

Madison is ugly both on the outside and Inside

[axg8750]

Beau Soleil house. It's in bad shape

I was actually going to ask if this was still on campus. It was very nice 10 years ago when I worked on it for senior design project. Definitely looking rough now.

[HelmutVII]

I was actually going to ask if this was still on campus. It was very nice 10 years ago when I worked on it for senior design project. Definitely looking rough now.

It's looking pretty sad. Lots of rot, stuff in disrepair.

[HelmutVII]

The poles sticking out of the ground on the right are painted lengths of PVC pipe. I dunno what that is all about. It doesn't make too much sense to me.