Bankside Lofts, opposite the iconic Tate Modern building, was one of the first projects developed by the Manhattan Loft Corporation. They pioneered an unusual model, selling flats as ‘shells’ for owners to fit out themselves. Bankside Lofts was once of their earliest developments.
The plans were designed for a couple with two children who wanted a loft conversion type with efficient use of space. The concept was to open up the ground floor by taking down the existing partitions wall and placing the bedrooms on the upper floor.
This 100 m2 Loft with structure and apparent installations is located in the noble neighborhood of Morumbi, in São Paulo. Diego Revollo invested in elegant finishes and original solutions to adapt the spaces.
The owners of Digbeth’s much-loved craft beer and burger restaurant, Original Patty Men, wanted to open a bar in the adjacent unit for diners to enjoy a drink while they waited for a table during busy periods. But they were keen for Kilder bar to be more than just an overflow space and enlisted Faber Design & Architecture to create a bar with a clear, separate identity, with a very different look and feel to the restaurant.
The 80m2 Sao Paulo loft should fit perfectly with the way of life of the client who is young and single. Another issue to be addressed was the fact that the property was rented. Considering these facts, we decided to design most of the furniture in the apartment, so that they could be reused in different ways elsewhere.
This industrial studio apartment is located in the old Khrushchev building in the Solomensky district of Kiev and belongs to the photographer Andrey Bezuglov. This bold interior design was conceived by architects Slava Balbek and Anna Kruglova
Situated within a landmark former warehouse, the project combines two previously renovated apartments into one new home for a young, growing family. With complex lives that require flexible live and work space, the design re-balances the spatial distribution to emphasize a grand, communal area while minimizing the sleeping spaces.
This modern Kiev apartment has a total area of 100 sq.m. Is located on one of the old streets of Kiev, which adjoins the mysterious Podol – Glubochitskaya.
Architects: Rimartus Design Studio Location: Trakai, Lithuania Area: 102.0 m2 Project Year 2017 Photography: Andrius Stepankevičius Loft in Trakai is a residential project completed in 2017 by Lithuanian design studio Rimartus. From the architect: A young couple requested their first apartment in Trakai interior to be very simple and contemporary. As a result it became black, white
