Located in the historic NoHo district of New York City, the Bond Street Loft is a showcase of contemporary design masterfully executed by Axis Mundi Design. Housed in a landmarked building originally designed in 1870 by Stephen Decatur Hatch and later converted into lofts in 1987
Project: Attic Loft Reconstruction Architects: B2 Architecture Author: Barbara Bencova Location: Prague 6 – Dejvice, Czech Republic Photo Credits: Alexandra Timpau Czech studio B2 Architecture designed this attic loft to become a modern home. The apartment is located in Prague and has an area of 220 sqm. This loft apartment located in a late 19th
Our brief was to convert four former retail spaces in SW4 into loft apartments with an industrial factory feel. The floor level was reduced to create enough head height to allow a mezzanine level to be introduced …
The apartment spreads over two floors, with a wider part on ground floor taking benefit of the natural light both from the street and the courtyard.
Noho loft occupies a unique location in Manhattan, impacted at the intersection of two alleys, with window exposures into what is effectively the middle of a block. A collection of folk art is envisioned as the foreground texture for a clean modernist interior, inserted into the industrial-quality building envelope of the alley facades of this
An existing London warehouse conversion required a refurbishment. A series of disconnected air less spaces has been transformed into a stylish live/work space. A new mezzanine floor was added with a steel balustrade and folded steel staircase.
This cozy loft apartment was completed in 2014 by Bratislava-based Rules Architects Studio. The apartment has three rooms and an area of 88 sqm without balcony.
Le 205 is a project designed by Atelier Moderno and completed at the end of 2014. This dream home is located in the Mile-Ex district of Montreal, Canada.
