You’d be hard pressed to find another UK city with more stunning architecture than Nottingham.
Largely thanks to the intricate designs of architect Watson Fothergill, the city is home to some truly spectacular buildings.
Many of these designs, along with other buildings of historic interest, are legally protected due to being classified as ‘listed’.
Sadly, it’s just not possible for all buildings to be protected and maintained to a high standard.
Nottingham, like all other cities across the country, has its fair share of buildings which have fallen into disrepair.
Whether due to failed planning applications or pure neglect, these buildings can quickly become eye sores.
We asked Nottingham World readers which city buildings are in desperate need of a makeover.
Here are eight buildings that locals would love to see restored to their former glory.

1. Debenhams
Nottingham's Debenhams closed in May 2021 and the building has been vacant ever since | mattbuck Photo: mattbuck

2. Nottingham Guildhall, Burton Street
Andrew Abbott Photo: Andrew Abbott

3. The Tales of Robin Hood, Maid Marian Way
Mari Ellingson Photo: Mari Ellingson

4. Victoria Centre Market
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