100 Loft Apartment: A Stunning Brooklyn Makeover by SABO
Discover the impeccable design of the 100 Loft Apartment project by SABO in Brooklyn. Uncovering century-old beams and columns, this project showcases meticulous craftsmanship.
Explore stunning loft designs that blend industrial charm with modern elegance. This category showcases a range of loft spaces, emphasizing open floor plans, unique architectural features, and contemporary style. Ideal for architects, designers, and anyone looking to transform urban spaces into chic, functional homes.
Discover the impeccable design of the 100 Loft Apartment project by SABO in Brooklyn. Uncovering century-old beams and columns, this project showcases meticulous craftsmanship.
Messana O’Rorke designed Crosby Street Loft in New York City to showcase how contrasting materials and forms can unite to create a harmonious private residence.
Located in the south of France, between Montpellier and the sea, the project involved the conversion of a warehouse into housing. The aim was to improve the building and its relationship with the environment …
This is Roberto’s home, the owner of the Flix house, a 42 m2 under-the roof located on the sixth floor without an elevator in a building in the center of Madrid, built in 1900, very close to the busy Callao square.
This client hired us to do a complete facelift of a quintessential Soho loft. The Greene Street Loft had great bones but presented as very dated. The new design of the space emphasized the features that make an archetypal loft.
The aim of Kipseli Architects is to facilitate and balance this upcoming move, since the owners’ desire for the renovation of their new home in the woods, was to reflect memories from their lives in the city.
In Silesia, in Bytom, in close proximity to a mine, the Bolko Loft was created – the family home of Przemo Lukasik – an architect who, despite an international career and spectacular projects around the world
The building at 55 East Cordova, a former relic of sand-blasted brick and old-growth timber, was a 150,000 sf warehouse built in 1909 by architect Edward Evans Blackmore in downtown Vancouver, B.C.