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Is this really a "fake building"? When I think of "fake building" I think of something like58 Joralemon Street which appears to be a house but in reality is a facade blocking view of a tunnel. But the Strecker Memorial Laboratory is a building, it has simply been demolished, reconstructed, and repurposed.Mokadoshi (talk)04:17, 6 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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