One-room London apartment transformed into a two-level luxury home
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The architects created a large central structure that divided the space into three zones: living, sleeping and kitchen area
The architects created a large central structure that divided the space into three zones: living, sleeping and kitchen area
Elevated bathroom
Utilizing the generous high ceilings, the central structure provides a second story
Frosted glass walls and balconies permits natural light to filter through to the elevated spaces
There's even space for a second single bedroom
The Queen’s Gate makeover in London saw a simple studio apartment transformed into a luxury multi-level home
Article Summary
When it comes to urban living, architectural innovation is very much about maximizing use of space. This example from London based firm Hogarth Architects does just that by taking a simple studio apartment and transforming it into a luxury multi-level home.
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