Factory home

Architecture firm Bruner/Cott has completed the latest stage in transforming a former textile factory into the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art

A super stylish factory conversion in East London with double height living area and mezzanine, ideal for photoshoots and filming

Floor-to-ceiling windows and skylights!

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This warehouse was refurbished to make it fit to be a family home. Located in the suburbs of Richmond, Melbourne, Australia, this old building, of an industrial style with a brick-covered exterior, has a pleasant surprise inside. A beautiful interior welcomes us, with simple but tasteful décor where each piece is ...

Why have just a loft, when you can have the whole factory? That’s what Phil, an Urban Living regular, asked me when he sent me 819 Washington St. Good question! I’d love to have an old factory. Too bad it is all the way over in Port Townsend though :). $937,770 gets you a 2,700 […]

Viking Manufacturing’s metal barndominiums capture this unique lifestyle, offering flexible layouts that adapt to a range of needs.

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The Geneva Car Barn and Powerhouse is a historic building located in the Balboa Park District of San Francisco and owned by the San Francisco Recreation and Pa…

A 19th century factory in Geneva, New York, is both home and workshop for furniture designers Amy and Brandon Phillips. Purchased in 2007 for $137,000, they've worked steadily ever since at turning it into the fascinating industrial chic space you see here. More here on Dwell.

Name: Metropolis Factory Location: The Junction, Toronto Size: 7,000 square feet Years occupied: 15 months The creative energy inside Metropolis Factory is a living, breathing beast. It’s difficult to know exactly how to describe this wild creature, as it serves a multitude of purposes. First, it’s the workshop and showroom for Marco Pecota’s innovative industrial furniture designs and Phil Freire’s extraordinary one-of-a-kind salvaged, repurposed pieces.

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