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3600 square foot loft in the Union Square Area of Manhattan exemplifies the industrial era it was born out of. Its tall vaulted ceilings, structural steel columns, floor-through configuration and open feel were hidden by years of adhoc and maze-like modifications. Both the Architects and the Owners saw the potential in this jewel but understood also that there was a need for luxury in its utilitarian functions.
This full floor & roof space were renovated to create one large loft space. Large Living room, kitchen & dining areas, office, two separate bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, sauna, and dressing rooms are all perfectly integrated. Using flush door panels and clerestory glass, the design allows the entire arched ceiling to be visible and allows all 28 windows to be apparent from every space in the apartment. A steel and wood stair allows access to the roof, with roof top hot-tub, outdoor fireplace, kitchen and lounge areas. The layout of both the roof and the interior spaces were optimized to dramatize views across the rivers to New Jersey and Long Island, and the views up and down Broadway.
Minimal loft converted from an old monastery into a clean residential complex. The main idea of this remodeling project is how to keep the small intact, maintaining the entire length of the unit open and invading the space minimally.
This home was better suited to be a loft. Designed by Dubbeldam Design Architects.
An expansive Loft that only a book consumer could love. With huge built in bookshelves that are the focus of the whole living room. Large windows open the whole loft to the outside. An amazing loft in Stockholm.
We are always on the look out for great lofts to inspire you. This loft features great traditional features with the historic brick walls, iron beams, high ceilings and original hardwood floors. We hope you love this loft as much as we do.
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