A software engineer outfits his tiny apartment with flexible design ideas. 
Max’s modestly scaled loft, for which he designed and made many of the furnishings, sits on the top floor of a 1908 building that went condo in 2006, offering homeowners a no-frills berth in the heart of San Francisco’s downtown. Just outside the front door awaits a dizzying array of shops, theaters, and corporate offices, including Twitter’s, as well as a robust population of street denizens.  Photo 1 of 10 in A Young Software Engineer Devises Clever Solutions for His 678-Square-Foot Loft

A Young Software Engineer Devises Clever Solutions for His 678-Square-Foot Loft

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A software engineer outfits his tiny apartment with flexible design ideas.
Max’s modestly scaled loft, for which he designed and made many of the furnishings, sits on the top floor of a 1908 building that went condo in 2006, offering homeowners a no-frills berth in the heart of San Francisco’s downtown. Just outside the front door awaits a dizzying array of shops, theaters, and corporate offices, including Twitter’s, as well as a robust population of street denizens.

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