Warehouse conversions
Architect Helen Chong of FOF Studio refurbished a ground-floor, two-bedroom apartment for a young couple. The Grade II listed warehouse in Bermondsey, south London, used to be a paper mill and tannery, and retains features such as cast-iron columns, timber beams and exposed brickwork.
Beyond the brick and beam lies a lifestyle that prizes individuality. No two conversions are identical; ceiling heights change from room to room, rivet‑studded columns interrupt open floor plans, and a century's worth of paint layers tell stories you'll never fully uncover. Historic designation protects the exterior shell, but the interiors have become living canvases for architects ...
Large loft in converted warehouse sells in a 'tricky' Toronto market
That two-bedroom plus den loft sold for $1.1-million, so they priced theirs, of a similar size, at a touch under $1.2-million in January.
10 converted apartments and lofts
Floor to ceiling windows, textural brickwork, exposed beams and lofty proportions… There's a lot to love about the architectural details commonly found in industrial properties. Warehouse and factory conversions are sought after for the light-filled, open-plan style of living they offer, and these projects from the ELLE Decoration archives show some of the best examples of loft-style ...
Two adjacent warehouse units in a circa 1915 building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, were combined into a single modern live / work space. Careful consideration was paid to honoring and preserving original elements like exposed brick walls, timber beams and columns, hardwood and concrete floors and plaster walls.
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