Factory home

A super stylish factory conversion in East London with double height living area and mezzanine, ideal for photoshoots and filming

This garment factory turned home solves a spatial puzzle

Floor-to-ceiling windows and skylights!

Houses within houses on Dezeen

Film & photography location: Factory/warehouse converted into a very large open plan design, with an island kitchen, underground speakeasy bar and large personal cinema. Featuring; bare brickwork mixed with exposed steel pillars, brass and recycled materials, spiral staircases, and a metal bridge connecting rooms on first floor. Birmingham.

This warehouse was refurbished to make it fit to be a family home. Located in the suburbs of Richmond, Melbourne, Australia, this old building, of an industrial style with a brick-covered exterior, has a pleasant surprise inside. A beautiful interior welcomes us, with simple but tasteful décor where each piece is ...

Industrial architecture created some of the most powerful images in many cities, and even though many factories were demolished due to progress, cases such as the factory located in Sant Just Desvern, transformed by Ricardo Bofill into an architecture studio, show the right way modern architecture should follow.

Amsterdam’s DB55 isn’t your normal office. In fact, to its owners – creative studio D/DOCK – it’s not even an office. The ‘blended’ venue represents a major shift in what workspace can be for its users and communities.