Quintessential Conversion
A warehouse space in a historic Neo-Gothic building in Melbourne is transformed into a beautiful modern apartment with brick walls, archways and high ceilings.
Welcome to the Ultimate Warehouse Loft Conversion , where raw industrial history meets modern sophistication! 🏗️ In this video, we take you on an immersive journey through the transformation ...
Warehouse Lofts Toronto
At Warehouse Lofts Toronto, everything from the walls to the elevators to the digital operating system is brand new and state-of- the -art. Big, bold spaces offer all the character of a traditional warehouse conversion with none of the drawbacks.
Southeast side of the Merchandise Building The Merchandise Building is a loft conversion of a former warehouse located in downtown Toronto on Dalhousie Street, near the campus of Toronto Metropolitan University and the Toronto Eaton Centre. Built in various stages from 1910 to 1949 for the Simpson's department store, and later owned by Sears Canada after Simpson's demise, the Merchandise ...
Warehouse Lofts Toronto, By The Sher Corporation & Downing Street
At Warehouse Lofts Toronto, everything from the walls to the elevators to the digital operating system is brand new and state-of- the -art. Big, bold spaces offer all the character of a traditional warehouse conversion with none of the drawbacks.
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 ...
Candy Factory Loft Listings
The Candy Factory Lofts has been described by many as the quintessential example of what a loft conversion should be. One of the most challenging elements of the conversion was the structural support of the entire 250,000 square foot building while excavating the basement underneath it, to construct an additional level of underground parking ...
Ranging from 961 to 1,674 square feet, these roomy lofts have 10-foot ceilings with appealingly wide, shallow layouts and huge industrial-style windows. And those amazing floor-to-ceiling windows do more than let in light: they retract completely to open up your space to the great outdoors - what warehouse loft conversion can say that?
Toronto merchandise warehouse converted to modern industrial loft
The home was formerly a merchandise warehouse constructed in 1910 and in the late 1900s become one of Toronto's first successful loft conversions . An unfortunate renovation prior to the new homeowner's had covered over the industrial aesthetic of this loft .
Converting an industrial warehouse into a residential loft is one of the most technically demanding adaptive reuse projects in construction. These structures were built to house manufacturing equipment, inventory, and heavy machinery not people. Transforming them into comfortable, code-compliant homes requires rethinking every building system from the ground up. The initial analysis of an ...