U.S. Bank Stadium Ranked Among World's 'Ugliest Buildings'

MINNEAPOLIS — Less than a week after a disappointing playoff loss at home, Minnesota Vikings fans have yet another reason to feel glum.

U.S. Bank Stadium, the billion-dollar home of the Vikings, is one of the world's "ugliest buildings" according to a new report.

Buildworld, a British building material supplier, decided to throw salt in the wounds of Vikings fans (and Minnesotans in general).

"Buildworld curated a long list of buildings from around the world, the UK and the U.S. that are often said to be ugly," the study reads.

"We identified all the design-themed tweets about these buildings on Twitter. Then we used a sentiment analysis tool called HuggingFace to analyse the percentage of tweets that were negative about each building’s design."

U.S. Bank Stadium placed no. 7 among the ugliest buildings in the United States. So it could be worse.

The top five are:

1. J. Edgar Hoover Building (Washington, D.C.)
2. Boston City Hall
3. Verizon Building (New York City)
4. Watergate Complex (Washington, D.C.)
5. The Denver International Airport

Read the full study here. Or, you know, maybe save yourself the heartbreak and just enjoy a cocktail instead.

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