One of Preston’s most popular attractions is vying to be the North West’s building of the decade.
Run by BBC North West Tonight the competition has seen Brockholes Nature Reserve be crowned as the best building in Lancashire.
Now it faces off against four other North West buildings to be crowned the overall winner.
Prestonians are being urged to vote for the attraction.
Voting is now open for the grand final of BBC North West Tonight's 'Building of the Decade' awards! 🎉
Love B#rockholes? Click this link to vote before midnight on Thursday 3 May: https://t.co/3xzYcpaErv #bbcnwtonight
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— Brockholes (@visitBrockholes) April 27, 2018
It is up against Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, Maggies at the Christie, the Storyhouse and the Advanced Manufacturing Centre at Furness College.
The winner will be announced at the North West Property Awards on Thursday 17 May.
Read more: Preston buildings make the BBC’s building of the year shortlist
Brockholes won the public vote for the Lancashire heat of the competition, beating The Mill at St Catherine’s Hospice, St Silas’ Primary School in Blackburn, Rossall Point in Fleetwood and The Oracle in Blackpool.
Voting is open until 11.59pm on Thursday (3 May) and you need to visit the BBC North West Tonight website to vote.