Lofts

Although originally the loft space was a prone to forms of clandestine life, now this term is applied to a large extent and restored its original structure is incorporated into the architectural landscape of everyday life.
In this way, old factories, warehouses and stores have been transformed into homes, offices, studios and shops. The original architecture of these spaces is characterized by the use of materials such as concrete, aluminum, marble and wood, and the smooth walls and installation of large doors and windows.

In decorating, the Lofts are highlighted for their cleanliness, flexibility and functionality to be open space, with rooms separated by screens, media walls, or simply their own property.
Today, two trends coexist in urban architecture: the construction of new homes with the aesthetics of the Loft, and the recycling and reuse of already built as a step in the sustainable development of cities.