Your favourite buildings

1 of 14 On Friday, we asked you to send your pictures of your favourite buildings, famous or not. Here are some of the best.

2 of 14 By one of Vietnam's leading architects, the Crazy House is an utter folly but deliciously entertaining, says Rob Cross, UK

3 of 14 My retreat, a total idyll, says Paul Munton. Like Jung's favourite tower it looks out on sparkling water. It is in France

4 of 14 The Midland Hotel, Morecambe: "The kind of magical palace only the richest people could afford to stay," recalls Nick Harber

5 of 14 "We stood on the steps and watched the sun rise and suffuse the sky with a pink glow," recalls Mike Connell, of the Taj Mahal

6 of 14 "My favourite building is not a property but a (disused) railway tunnel," says MG Stoddon of the Whitrope Tunnel in the Borders

7 of 14 The Triangular Lodge in Rushton, sent by Emma Bretherick. "It is the only three sided building I have ever seen and I love the way the triangular theme runs through the whole building including number of floors, windows, spires etc."

8 of 14 Edward Swindon nominates these offices on Oxford Road, Manchester. "It is completely transformed when the lights come on from a drab office block into something special."

9 of 14 Awais Rashid picks Florence's Duomo, saying it's "a gem", while Mike Brown nominates All Soul's in Langham Place, London: "Classical beauty."

10 of 14 Andrew Crichton says the Hotel Cosmos in Moscow is "big, bold, uniform 1980s concrete, it's got a great curve and it's very Russian".

11 of 14 Imran Ahmed chooses this government building from Riyadh:"The shape, almost UFO-style, with the lighting at night, make this a work of art."

12 of 14 Curves work: Kim Lawrence Palmer pics the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai; Jon Tomlins picks Chesterfield's "crooked spire", which is in fact twisted.

13 of 14 Mark Reed says Battersea Power Station makes him reflect on "a building so large, so useful, and so ambitious becoming so abandoned, so derelict, and so ghostly".

14 of 14 Signe Grude of Norway says: "This is my favourite building: the house that my husband and I built together."