05 Feb
Just as one of the previous ones, this one is designed by Ike Kligerman Barkley architects. I’ve found it on the architects’ site, not too much is known about it apart from the description.
The open loft space splays out to fifty feet at the far end, while the roof‘s angular trajectory culminates in a 24 foot wall of glass through which southern light pours in to illuminate the space. A row of original long leaf pine columns support the massive antiques beams of this former manufacturing loft, while a fifty foot long storage wall which follows the splayed exterior wall serves a modern interdiction providing privacy for the bedroom and bath, and serving the storage needs of the owner.
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