Preston-based Building Design Partnership recently ran a poll in order to find out which of its buildings around the UK was considered the best considered according to the British public.

The likely winner appears to be Preston’s very own bus station, which was designed in the 1960s by Keith Ingham, Charles Wilson and E.H. Stazicker.

The building is a stunning example of 1960s Brutalist architecture and can be considered a worthy winner thanks to its imposing and dramatic edifice. However, voting has not yet closed, so there is still time for the closest runners-up, Perth’s concert hall and Salford’s Abito development, to catch up.

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