Birmingham New Street has no peer in this category.
Birmingham New Street has no peer in this category.
Debden on the Central Line.
I've seen concentration camps with less razor-wire.
Birmingham New Street has no peer in this category.
Can't see this picture, and would love to know what East Croydon station used to look like....Easy Croydon its ugly, i wish they could have kept it how it used to be when i was little.
http://i.pbase.com/u17/peltz/upload/42323991.DSCF6263.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3281/2769732105_b92764ab3d.jpg?v=0
Can't see this picture, and would love to know what East Croydon station used to look like....
It probably looked better without all those ugly bus shelters racked up in front of the station.Not spectacular, tbh. And that pavement is far too narrow!
I've never seen it from the outside. Inside feels like a underground warren occuppied by ratpeople.
I give you Dundee:
It's only architectural merit being it reflects some trees.
Unmanned suburban stations covered in graffiti and piss don't count, because there's 100's of the fuckers
This thread should be about the shittiness:importance ratio. Which is why New Street wins. Busiest station outside of London and a complete dump compared to any of them (even Euston)
Birmingham New St for me too.
Do you remember Dundee in its pre-improvement 70's glory?
Grim as fuck IMO.
Which is why New Street wins. Busiest station outside of London and a complete dump compared to any of them (even Euston)
I've never seen it from the outside.
It's a shithole with no redeeming feature whatsoever, and from what I can see the plans to renovate it will make fuck all difference as they're just making the concourse a bit nicer, the fundamental problems with the design of the platforms aren't being addressed.
It probably looked better without all those ugly bus shelters racked up in front of the station.
Euston is spectacularly ugly too, especially considering what it once looked like.
Changing the platforms is gonna be a disruption and almost impossible considering where they are I would've thought