The "Dirty Dozen"
- Cumbernauld town centre (in its entirety)
- IMAX cinema, Bournemouth (empty)
- Northampton Greyfriars bus station
- Crown House, Kidderminster
- Park Hill, Sheffield (a listed building, planned for renovation)
- Rugby cement works (The only industrial building nominated)
- Trinity Centre Multi-Storey Car Park, Gateshead (featured in the film Get Carter, demolished)
- The Scottish Parliament Building
- The Colliers Wood Tower
- Lodge's Supermarket, Holmfirth (derelict)
- Number One, Westminster Bridge (now demolished and a new "aparthotel" is being built in its place)
- Westgate House, Newcastle upon Tyne (derelict, and now demolished)
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