Attic Magic, a Heritage Home Renovation by Windust Architecture x Interiors
Attic Magic is a heritage home renovation which honours a child’s imagination, with a joyful roof space renovation atop a Melbourne heritage home.
Attic Magic is a heritage home renovation which honours a child’s imagination, with a joyful roof space renovation atop a Melbourne heritage home.
An apartment concept for a family of four – dad, mom, two sons. There are also pets – two dogs. The features of the living room are the floor turning into the island, everything is laid out with large-format porcelain stoneware.
“Loft” resonates in our imagination as one of these words, and we couldn’t have been more thrilled when we were given an opportunity to work on merging two lofts to create one dramatic, magnificent, quintessentially West Village Loft.
As a starting point, the architect created a central wall, white and reflective, leading from the entrance, where it almost immediately turns a 90°corner and continues along the entire length of the apartment’s long axis.
The clients showed some images, their ideas generally were of a ‘ranch ’styled house. It was a bit more Texan in feel, and this was fine as I had been influenced before by a Texan design.
Bankside Lofts, opposite the iconic Tate Modern building, was one of the first projects developed by the Manhattan Loft Corporation.
Washbasin, washbowl, washstand, sink – call it what you will, but that thing you use to wash your hands and face and brush your teeth every day is one of the ‘holy trinity’ of bathroom fixtures.
Among the main qualities of this apartment, it’s possible to recognise that its double ceiling height is one of the most interesting. The Apartment LL was developed to a couple and their son