It’s a seven-story, five-block-long concrete hulk with cheap clothing and electronics stores and hair salons, along with lots of abandoned space and a colony of bats. But in the past few years, artists have made their move on the place: there’s colorful graffiti on the 7th floor, installations on the 5th, an architecture exhibit on the 4th, and a theatre company that uses all seven levels for immersive productions. – The Washington Post