After a characteristically steep climb to the former storage attic of this building you enter in the heart of the loft. The skylight creates extra daylight in the darkest part of the house and is the foundation for a future home extension on the roof.
The starting point is an easily reconciled oxymoron: a dark attic penthouse located in a busy part of Barcelona that desired a much more open and active internal transit. And above all… tons of light.
Architects: Cuns Studio Project: High Five / attic renovation Location: Poznań, Poland Area 170.0 sqm Photographs: Hanna Długosz This attic renovation project was conceived and completed by Polish studio Cuns. This spacious loft is located in the Poznań city center, near the Stary Browar (Old Brewery) shopping, arts and business center. Description by architect: Tomek,
Located in the heart of Madrid, Attic House by Spanish architect Idoia Otegui offers an extraordinary blend of urban living and countryside charm. Situated on the 12th floor of a 1960s tower in the Chamberí district, this unique chalet-style residence provides the rare opportunity to experience the serenity of nature while being fully immersed in the bustling life of the city
The Loft Kolasinski , founded by the polish designer Jacek Kolasinski, the author of this charming project of a simple and clean beauty and very fashionable. Located in Berlin this loft involved a complete refurbishment, the realization of a new interior design, inclusively the projection and construction of a part of the furniture. Also it has
These are the new offices projected by BHDM Design for the Axiom Law Company, located in Puck Building, New York. The empty attic of this historic building has been transformed to embody all the qualities of the Axion brand
Juliette apartment is on the third floor in the attic of a building from Plateau Mont Royal, Montreal, Canada, and it was remodeled in 2014 by the architect Laurent McComber. Built in 1880, this old building had a roof made of thick layers of tar and gravel.
Situated in the attic, in the first arrondissement of Paris, between Rue Saint Honore and Tuileries, this apartment is representative for Sarah Lavoine’s style. In many of her projects the black and white omnipresent is interrupted by several dense colors, with a strong identity. Sarah Lavoine offers elegance and style having as foundation three chromatic pillars.
