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To complement this thread, give me a list of what, in your opinion, are (or were; choose buildings now gone, if you like) the ten most beautiful buildings in Sheffield.

 

I shall be back after I've had a think...

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The cooling towers, unlike any other example they were aesthetically considered, much more elegant than the usual cooling tower offering and they were around 70 years old when demolished.

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The Old Queens Head pub on Pond Street is nice followed by the Town Hall. The old Salvation Army Citadel on Cross Burgess Street would look great if restored.

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The Winter Garden is probably one of the few buildings in Sheffield that I would describe as genuinely beautiful rather than just special or magnificent e.t.c.

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The Lyceum is gorgeous....functionally it's rubbish.

 

There are some quite stunning old buildings around the Fargate/High St area but you need to crane your neck upwards above all the crappy shops.

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The Lyceum is gorgeous....functionally it's rubbish.

 

There are some quite stunning old buildings around the Fargate/High St area but you need to crane your neck upwards above all the crappy shops.

 

I agree. You can't belive that only few years ago the City hall was considered for demolition.

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The Lyceum is gorgeous....functionally it's rubbish.

 

There are some quite stunning old buildings around the Fargate/High St area but you need to crane your neck upwards above all the crappy shops.

 

The area around the Lyceum is great. The Library is lovely. The Winter Gardens are great. Pinstone Street too. I also love Firth Hall and loads of the little buildings near Silversmiths.

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I agree. You can't belive that only few years ago the City hall was considered for demolition.

 

Was it?

 

Why?

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The Town Hall

The City Hall

Bishops House

The Arts Tower

Beauchief Abbey

The Winter Gardens

The Ex-NCPM, (Now Sheffield Hallam students' union?)

The "Cheesegrater"

Old B&C Co-op, Angel street

Whirlowbrook Hall

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The old courts would look nice if someone did something to them

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