Big City, Little Loft
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Small Wonder
On a quaint, tree-lined street in Berkeley, California, architect Sarah Deeds of Deeds Design and carpenter John McBride placed a 120-square-foot office/art studio near their main house, a…
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The Best of Small Spaces
Small spaces have been on our mind (check out our June 2009 "Think Smaller" issue), and they’ve also been on the minds of the American Institute of Architects.
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Small in Seattle
For architect Michelle Linden, living and working in 600 square feet poses its challenges, but one of the biggest was completing a gut-renovation on the tightest of budgets—just $25,000…
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Bold Color, Small Space: The Min Loft
Craig and Jean Min, owners of LA Mill coffee boutique in Los Angeles, share their story of using a vibrant palette to enliven their temporary home—a 950-square-foot downtown loft apartment…
This, 'Loft' mentality for small apartments is really needed and reminds one of cruise ship quarters. Bravo!
Not venting a beautiful high-output range is a no-no. Even if there's no way to vent it outside, today there are plenty of filtered re-circulating hood options that would integrate beautifully with that space and clean the air.
I wish we could see photos of the second bedroom and the bathroom! I'm still trying to figure out how/where they fitted it in. But this is beautiful, a stunning use of space.
Leo, I believe I'm seeing a downdraft vent in that photo behind the cooktop. Not the ideal venting mechanism for such a beast of a range, but it does the job fairly well. Any architect should know well enough to vent something like that. Beautiful space!
Hey, so smartly they've fitted in the bed above the kitchen while the bedroom 'walkway' sits above the fridge. Also love how the kitchen counter flows around to form the dining table. Again - so smart! I especially love reading and seeing these compact apartments - so much more interesting than some of the oversized ones.
What a nice loft in big city. When i go to Canada. I booked a loft its space was 700 square feet.
What code provision allowed an alternating stair access to the habitable space over the kitchen?
Loving the creativity !!! and like my mom would say "outside the box" Vancouver could use a few of these kind of designers for our loft spaces. Keep it up
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