this actually exists in nyc but the opposite. theres a nice old church facade but if you walk behind it theres just university buildings. dont read into it. 
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cant pull up pics rn because im unpacking stuff but, not sure when else this would be relevant, theres also a church - i think its on 5th avenue around 20th street, that was converted into a fashion store. so you walk in and youre in the shell of a church but its a fashion store.
its kind of like a low church looking building (not an architecture guy) maybe it was anglican or something, its really nice though. so this shell of brick and church windows is filled out with modern sleek shelves and racks of expensive clothes, its pretty weird. [...]
my friend used to call it “the desecrated church” because he heard from someone else that no one ever “de-sacred”-ized the space officially, so technically it was still a “real” church that was just not being used for its intended purpose.
when i was in that area i would go sit in there a lot and write or draw on the second floor. i was usually wearing a tie and nice clothes so i guess no one took note of it. sometimes i would smoke outside and then just hangout in there. was just a weird place i felt called to.
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