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What do you do with a 130-year-old soap factory? Well, if you have the money, and you’re in La Grande Apple, you take that space and make it into a fabulous home.
So now, the top floor and the roof of that old warehouse are living life anew as a warm and welcoming residence with an expansive entertaining area, what looks almost like a floating greenhouse, and a huge rooftop terrace with views to die for.
The residence is part of the old warehouse mezzanine, with a sunken interior court and a retractable glass roof that connects to the planted green roof garden above.
It’s hip and funky and retro and industrial and green and view-worthy and fabulous.
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Wednesday, September 02, 2015
Architecture Wednesday: Tribeca Loft Reno
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" What do you do with a 130-year-old soap factory? " I was going to say drop the soap! I absolutely love this repurposed space!!!!! My favorites here...the dinningroom and the staircase with the stunning glass enclosed greenhouse. Staircases are very important for that all too important "entrance"
ReplyDeleteThat's what I call a loft. Love the fiddle leaf fig.
ReplyDeleteJean-Paul
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