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I know very little about acoustics, but I bet the acoustics in there are amazing, or at the very least different.
My least favourite is number 70, the Dolphin and Swan Hotels at Disney World in Orlando:
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This is just a hideous pink and green building (although I guess that's appropriate for Florida, where that colour combination seems to be very popular).
And my other favourite (or second favourite, honourable mention, whatever you want to call it) is number 41, the Hearst Residence of Hearst Castle in San Simeon, California:
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Notably, the Hearst Residence was designed by Julia Morgan, the first woman accepted to the Ecole des Beaux-Arts.
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