Screw you guys, I'm going to church

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Oddly enough, a mates parents also did this, in Northumberland. This one isn't theirs though.

 

[Makunouchi]

Awesome and beautiful.

 

[4p]

Pretty swish but have some heavy raves in that badboy. Few mates from when i went to college did a rave in a church, dj n all. Said it was off the walls

Idd @ the garden though

 

[Mat]

It'd just be so odd.

Very, I don't think I would be able to make it feel like 'home', rather than just living in a church.

 

[Lysander]

Very, I don't think I would be able to make it feel like 'home', rather than just living in a church.

That's why it works for me, I wouldn't want a normal house but something unusual and special. I've stayed in converted churches and castles and it beats a five star hotel any day.

 

[Aod]

there are two HUGE churches in camden/chalkfarm that are right across the road from each other, and every time i see them i think "damn, that'd make an epic house!"

the "small one"
http://twobeds.com/upload/userfiles/Aod/church1.jpg

and the HUGE one
http://twobeds.com/upload/userfiles/Aod/church2.jpg

A bit too big.

 

[philjohn]

Anyone remember that grand designs in Ireland where they did up a ruined church, the one that had the walkway in the end? That was a fantastic build, and not cold as they used a 1 acre heat exchange system with underfloor heating.

 

[Lysander]

there are two HUGE disused churches in camden/chalkfarm that are right across the road from each other, and every time i see them i think "damn, that'd make an epic house!"

Whereabouts? I don't think I've ever noticed them.

 

[Makunouchi]

Anyone remember that grand designs in Ireland where they did up a ruined church, the one that had the walkway in the end? That was a fantastic build, and not cold as they used a 1 acre heat exchange system with underfloor heating.

Yeah I do, I thought it was this for a minute, but I think this conversion is better / cost more.

 

[jakeke]

Doesn't look very homely to me

 

[Uriel]

I used to live in a building formerly used as a house church. Was just a standard victorian terraced house. Would have never found out if it wasn't for one of my housemates randomly bumping into someone that used to meet there.

 

[blix]

Sacrelicious!

 

[Mr Jack]

Awesome! But, I don't think I'd like to live there. It's a bit "unconverted" for my tastes, and I'm not a big fan of open plan.

 

[VFR_KID]

Nice ut id feel like i was rattling around it

 

[SkeeterUK]

Acoustics for playing decent music would be amazing.

 

[VFR_KID]

Acoustics for playing decent music would be amazing.

What a bit of Marilyn manson anti- christ. acoustics would be great tho

 

[SkeeterUK]

Was thinking pink floyd myself, shine on u crazy diamond.

 

[VFR_KID]

Was thinking pink floyd myself, shine on u crazy diamond.

LOL, You been looking through my music?

I think something like a good bit Jo Satriani or something witha good solo, or classical music would be belting in there

 

[Uriel]

One of the best sounding gigs I ever went to was in a Church. Bit embarrasing for me, as I help booked the performer (secular), who I'm aquainted with, thinking it was for a student hall of residence by the same name.

He had fun though (messing with acoustics). Fellow called Jon Gomm. Look him up on youtube. Incredible guitarist.

 

[Aod]

Whereabouts? I don't think I've ever noticed them.

Intersection of Pond Street and Lyndhurst road