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A building struck by an MTA bus in Yonkers has been demolished.

The crash happened on Dec. 26 and left the structure at the corner of Ashburton Avenue and Warburton Avenue badly damaged.

City officials said the property will eventually be converted into a parking lot for the National Guard.

There has been no word on what caused the bus to slam into the building.