The short work for mezzo soprano and chamber orchestra will be performed in the Olympic stadium-sized equestrian centre beside the derelict Necarne castle, a space she described as "amazing – and with a perfect acoustic".
One church in particular, Macrory Memorial, has lain derelict for nearly 40 years on the New Lodge/Tiger's Bay interface of north Belfast since subscribers to the church's weekly offerings dwindled to zero in 1973.
Factories only recently abandoned in The Full Monty era have either been demolished or remain derelict.
Over the course of this series, police chief Bunny Colvin establishes three drugs-tolerance "free zones" in derelict areas of Baltimore, and the programme carefully and even-handedly analyses how these would work and what the eventual political, media and public reaction would be.
The viewer is also invited to sympathise with the one person who lives in the derelict area, an elderly woman who tells Colvin: "You say you've got a programme that can place me somewhere else, but you ain't got a programme for what's outside my door".
It's in these same derelict steelworks that the six redundant workers, who once manned a strip mill, end up rehearsing their strip routine.
As for the dreadlocked idealists currently locked inside the semi-derelict their actions may yet set off a chain reaction of occupation across the border.
About 45,000 people will soon live, work or study on 27 hectares of what was largely derelict land.
Salford's derelict quays area had become a dumping ground for Whitehall's pet projects, which were little more than expensive sops to provincial pride.
The tour of the Refshaleøen island industrial site takes visitors around the creative hubs emerging in the otherwise derelict area, including the world's only civilian spacecraft laboratory, a trendy restaurant and a children's theatre.
Both Salford and Manchester suffered as the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's cut deep into the economic power and social confidence of the region, turning city centres into almost derelict wastelands.
