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His shortlisted projects are the America's Cup Building in Valencia, Spain, and the Museum of Modern Literature in Marbach am Neckar, Germany.

Where to eat The brand new Mar de Bamboo (0034 963 448 899) in the swanky America's Cup Building in the harbour.

The Al Bidda Tower is a twisting vortex of glass that has thrust up alongside the gas company HQs whose vast revenues are bankrolling Qatar's $200bn pre-World Cup building bonanza.

He said he was thinking about Alinghi, which earlier this year became the first Swiss boat to win the America's Cup, building a big lead over Team New Zealand and holding it.

Belfast doesn't always make headlines for its architectural quality and its new Titanic museum is a contender for the Carbuncle Cup – Building Design magazine's prize for the year's worst building.

"We'd want to be winning games going into a World Cup, building momentum but I suppose there's been a lot of chopping and changing of teams and also you want to be winning your games," he said.

Last June, there was a large fire during construction of one of the main Cup buildings on the waterfront, and there have been contentious debates over a range of issues, including revenue projections and a series of concerts initially planned for the waterfront.

But it only applies to those working directly on the World Cup buildings.

It is, like the last five London-winning Carbuncle Cup buildings, a fitting indictment of hyper-gentrification, in London and beyond, has gone beyond all elegance and futuristic vision and into a realm of alienating amalgamations of metal and glass.

It could be a description of the cells in Pentonville Prison, but these are the conditions enjoyed just down the road from the Victorian jail in a new student accommodation block for University College London – today announced as winner of the Carbuncle Cup by Building Design magazine, for the worst building of the year.

The development was awarded the Carbuncle Cup by Building Design for the worst new building in 2011.