Cool conversions
In one of the coveted pockets of Surry Hills, this Stephen Collins-designed architectural masterpiece was converted by the current owner from a warehouse dubbed 'The Old Labor Club' in the 1960s, when it served as an ALP social club.
If you're partial to an industrial aesthetic, you'll love these 14 edgy converted warehouse homes, given a new lease of life.
Best of est
The original client brief for the converted warehouse space sought to evolve the interior into a light-filled, contemporary home that utilised every inch of space. The idea was to retain the structure's architectural elements as points of interest, such as brick walls, exposed timber and a steel bridge.
One of only two apartments in a converted stable, contemporary additions have transformed this warehouse residence into a new landmark for inner-city sophistication and style. Featuring soaring ceilings with original timber trusses, windows and louvres, the home's vast open-plan living enjoys a private glass atrium and indoor garden.
Many of us love the idea of living in a converted warehouse with exposed brick, steel and the raw industrial aesthetic. But the reality is, warehouses are not designed for living. It takes some creative solutions to make a warehouse into a home: without the right approach, a converted warehouse can ...
The conversion on Australia Street, Newtown, proves that with the right additions a warehouse can be transformed into an incredible dream home. With around 900sqm of internal and external living space, including a private central courtyard with an in-ground swimming pool, there's certainly room to spread out.
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