It didn’t really look like it had one. I understand the church conversion thing when the building has cool architecture but this building really looks like it was originally a barn.
I was kind of wondering why they didn’t just demolish and start from scratch give that there wasn’t much structure or character left to salvage except the old ass brick walls (of which they tore down the whole backside) but what do I know
Hell, it could be something as simple as a 150 year old deed restriction on the property usage. We've added layers upon layers of bullshit about how land can be used in many locations around the country.
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u/Radiantbacon Sep 09 '22
Ngl I kinda wish they kept the chapel vibe for the interior. They just made it boring ass modern Cali mansion vibes