London-based Fentiman Design and Orsinibrewin Architects recently partnered up to revitalize a run-down button factory into a new industrial workspace topped with timber-clad lofts. The Victorian structure, located in the Borough of Hackney, now features a series of artist studios within the original factory space and a top-level addition with three brand-new lofts. Newly unveiled, each of the three timber-clad lofts are now for sale.

Before: The Exterior

After: The Exterior

The ground floor, as well as the first and second floors, of the original structure are now reimagined artist studios with large factory windows. To create the lofts, an additional floor was added on top, with "mono-pitched roofs and an arresting sense of light and volume within, giving each flat a unique architectural feel," notes the listing. "The concept behind the design of the building is that each apartment has its own independent roof profile, creating different typologies and greater visual interest in the perspective views to the building," the listing adds.

Before: Loft Exterior & Construction

The trio includes a set of two-bedroom apartments and a single one-bedroom apartment, each complete with a private roof terrace overlooking the city. Positioned at the front of the building, the first residence is the largest, measuring 800 square feet, with the second just a tad smaller and the one-bedroom measuring in at just over 530 square feet. Scroll ahead to see more. Each flat is currently listed between £550,000 and £795,000, depending on the unit.

The Button Factory lofts, I, II, III, located at Darnley Road in London, are currently listed for £550,000- £795,000 via The Modern House.

Project Credits:

Architecture: Orsinibrewin Architects

Interior Design: Fentiman Design / @fentimandesign

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