The Zeeman

Warwick Maths Institute has a terribly designed building, I think, but presumably somebody thought about it for a long time and got paid for the privilege. I'm no architect, but the "workroom" is an oven and bottlenecks students through its one pitiful entrance at lecture turnover every hour. Its staircases are narrower than they need to be and many corridors are no-entry for students, which pleasantly has the uncanny knack for making students late for a class that's ten metres away despite the ten-minute gap between lectures.

They tried, at least, and "The Street" as this forest-clearing-like thing is known is kinda pretty. I like the curves and the colourful wall.