The interior designers Carolina Luzon and Luis Ruiz transformed a 300 square meter industrial space in the heart of Barcelona to adapt it into a habitable loft for a family of three.
Interior designer Marta Castellano and architecture studio Serrat-Tort have redesigned this home located in the Eixample district of Barcelona. The Eixample Loft has an area of 300sqm and is located in a historic building in the heart of the city. Designers have tried to preserve the original features – a fireplace in the dining room, oak flooring in the
Project: La Ruina Habitada Architect: Jesús Castillo Olí Location: Porquera de los Infantes, Valdivia, Spain Photographs: Ángel Baltanas La Ruina Habitada is located in the town of Porquera de los Infantes (Palencia), in the region of Valdivia, Spain, historically known for being the home of the parents of Pedro de Valdivia who discovered Chile. Living
Design studio: Sergey Makhno Architects Project: Skyline Loft Designers: Sergey Makhno, Alexander Makhno Location: Konovaltsa 26A, Kyiv, Ukraine Year: 2016 Area: 70 sq m Text and images provided by Sergey Makhno Architects People associate loft with open spaces where even a bathroom is unseparated. In Skyline Loft, we made a stylized version of the loft
Cobalt apartment is located on the first floor of a historic building in the Castello district of Cagliari (Italy), at the highest point of the ancient city. Intended to host the tourists for short vacations, the apartment was completely renovated by architects brothers Mauro and Matteo Soddu. The space of 50 square meters, double height,
Designed by Studio GUM, the Moscova house is a volume with rectangular plan, placed on the fifth and top floor of a nineteenth century building, situated in a street corridor connecting the ‘garden’ of the city of Milan, the Sempione Park, to “Chinatown”, whose pronunciation perfectly alludes today …
An existing 1,400-square-foot office on the top floor of a converted warehouse in Battersea was remodeled into a three-bedroom luxury apartment. Featuring wide burnt oak engineered flooring, tall walnut frameless doors and stone-clad bathrooms, the apartment is as energy efficient as possible thanks to underfloor heating linked to an external airsource heatpump
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.
