An old fried chicken restaurant becomes a new light-filled architecture studio and workshop.
Toronto / Saucier + Perrotte Architectes
Washington, D.C., firm known for preservation and adaptive reuse transforms an 1880s-era row house into its new office space.
The context of its setting—an 18th-century barn renovated as a residence—makes this modern master bath look more modern still.
Bonstra | Haresign Architects converted an abandoned public school building into 92 loft-style condos with two levels of underground parking.
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Silvio Gueilburt specializes in hospital design in Argentina, but when he was given the opportunity to transform a defunct factory into a home for a professional couple, the commission was too good to pass up.
When three architectural firms needed new offices for their respective practices, they joined forces to find an old building in an urban setting.
The transformation of this 1905 New Haven, Conn., fire station into a live, work, and play space was all about shells.
Three neglected buildings are rediscovered, repaired, and reused as residential.
The problem of bringing natural light into spaces that lack it has vexed architects for centuries. Katherine Chia, AIA, and Arjun Desai came up with a smart, modern alternative when designing the conversion of this New York City loft from a commercial warehouse space to a residential one.