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Babylonia Aivaz plans to marry the 10th and Union Warehouse on Sunday. (Image courtesy Facebook)

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A woman plans to marry a partially demolished building in Seattle on Sunday.

Even though cranes have already started demo work at 10th and Union Warehouse, Babylonia Aivaz reports "I'm STILL Getting Married."

"Yes, I'm in love with a 107 year old building!," writes Aivaz on the wedding invite page on Facebook.

The event will be a community potluck on Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Aivaz writes that her relationship with the building began when she and a group of around 200 occupied the warehouse claiming it as a community space.

"The warehouse is slated to be demolished in a week to make way for luxury apartments whose destiny is to disintegrate our unique creative culture and render our neighborhood even more unaffordable. Why couldn't we have had a community artspace and museum there instead?" writes Aivaz.

Community members are invited to the event, and asked to bring food.

"Lets be together! Lets honor my love of this building and Capitol Hill, the idea of transformative power of community spaces, and each other," writes Aivaz.

97.3 KIRO FM Staff, Staff report

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