F015 is a small home project completed by Förstberg Ling by transforming an old workshop in Stockholm. From the architect: In the beginning of 2015 Förstberg Ling was asked to help transform an old workshop in a Stockholm backyard into a small home for a young family. Only the shell was left of the existing structure, […]
Believed to have built in the early 1900s, this former brewery cooperage on a tight site in Central London had already been in residential use since the 1990s. CDA were invited to prepare a scheme for the extension and complete renovation of the property.
The Art Loft, a project completed by Mass Operations in Chai Wan, Hong Kong, is a striking example of industrial conversion done right. In a city where space is at a premium and property prices are sky-high, repurposing industrial zones has become a popular alternative for those seeking unique and spacious living environments.
Designed by Ernst Giselbrecht + Partner, Stadl Altenbach is a historic “Kellerstöckl” (an agricultural building) transformed into a wellness retreat in southern Styria, Austria.
Loft Sucre was designed by Spanish studio Barasona Diseño y Comunicacion and is located in an industrial building that served as a distillery in 1916, near the beach of Barcelona. Thank you for reading this article!
Built in 1910, this ground floor apartment with garden, located near Central Park, undergone a complete renovation that transformed dark compartmented spaces into an open and luminous dwelling. Only structural walls and installations from the upper levels were kept, allowing total reorganization of the program in different layers.
Gracia House is an old dairy farm in Barcelona transformed by Lluís Corbella (COMA Arquitectura) in one single house with high standard finishes. The project was designed in collaboration with Architect Marc Mazeres.
Set in the very best walking area of the beautiful North Pennines, UK, just a short walk from the famous High Force Waterfall, this stunning chapel conversion with its historic building fabric and modern interior design is a real Teesdale jewel. The original windows of the nineteenth century building have been reopened, framing dramatic views
