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Xuan Phong Church in Tuy Phuoc, Vietnam, was erected around 1890 using repurposed ancient Cham bricks salvaged from the nearby Binh Lam area. The building is an unusual blend of Catholic architecture and the region's medieval Champa heritage. The church began as a modest thatched sanctuary in the late nineteenth century before the current structure replaced it. Atlas Obscura described its design as an intriguing cross-pollination that defies conventional ecclesiastical architecture.