This early 20th century brick and timber factory was sensitively transformed to bring new vibrancy to the surrounding post-industrial neighborhood. The design  artfully melded old and new, seamlessly incorporating the existing industrial elements—brick, timber, antique fire doors, and even fragments of obsolete machinery—into new interior construction. Many units use open floor plans and slim-profile, wall-facing kitchens to create expanses of uncluttered space. Exposed ductwork and historically-accurate energy-efficient windows deliver modern comforts while preserving the building’s character.