The building has a chapel, offices and a genealogy center, a feature of the church's emphasis on baptizing dead souls.
When Michele took over the chapel-office, he did away with the sleek modernist couches that had been installed there, filling the space instead with his impressive collection of antiques.
When we arrived in the studio, upstairs from his chapel-office, he complimented Katia Minniti, Gucci's ready-to-wear fur and leather designer, on her bright-red socks, which were wrinkled around her ankles and worn with gold high-heeled sandals, a pleated skirt with a pink print, and a blue blouse.
In her behind-the-scenes account of the dispute, The End of the Street, the long-time Sunday Times reporter Linda Melvern vividly describes the agonies of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) "chapel" (or office branch) at The Times over that weekend.
Citywide, there's evidence that cemeteries are gaining newfound respect, said Peter Gisolfi, an architect based in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., who last spring completed a 18,000-square-foot chapel and office building for Maple Grove Cemetery.
Berkeley had raised about $3 million in cash and pledges to help pay for its new space, which was to have included a chapel and offices.
The trustees voted in 1966 to demolish both buildings and replace it with a modern one-story all-purpose building, Zwemer Hall, containing the seminary's chapel, faculty offices, and classroom facilities.
The seminary reconstructed its New Brunswick campus on three acres (12,000 m²) at the corner of Seminary Place and College Avenue, with a 30,000-square-foot (2,800 m²) central building featuring "a chapel, classrooms, offices, conference facilities and space for commuting students as well as a 100-car parking lot" while preserving the Gardner A. Sage Library.
The wooded area to the rear of numbers 48 64 Hall Moss Lane also housed an officers' mess, NAAFI, post office, chapel and bath house.
The platform houses a helicopter pad; a "palace" with two bedrooms, one bathroom, kitchen and living room; slightly smaller servants' quarters; a chapel; a parliament office (a.k.a. the recreation room); and a small government office.
They were finally called into the chapel, a simple office space with an archway of artificial ivy, under which they stood and took their vows.
