There is a charming 1920s Chinese building in DC that always seems to draw my attention at L and 11th street.

Formerly the
Chinese Community Church building, it now lies vacant and is ripe for development, don't you think? I wonder what the interior is like...

I love the turquoise and red color scheme and the iron light fixtures. And who can't help but notice the clay tile roof and brackets!

The
patina on the facade is charming, but I know people in the neighborhood think this wear is just a sign of neglect. I just worry that a developer will get ahold of the building and take away every last ounce of originality and charm!
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