This old Art Deco warehouse in Melbourne’s inner city was transformed into Gwynne Street Studio by Melbourne practice Biasol. It's now home to two separate creative businesses that exist symbiotically within the space.Courtesy of Ari Hatzis
Not only do they offer plenty of floor space, but they also usually have high ceilings and unique architectural details. Though they can be challenging to work with, they provide an interesting framework for architects and designers, especially when it comes to creating commercial buildings. Here, we take a look at seven warehouse conversions that have resulted in noteworthy commercial, leisure, and communal spaces.
Though the steel trusses and brick walls of the original warehouse were retained, the architects installed a transparent roof to flood the interiors with sunlight. Courtesy of Ari Hatzis