As the demand for houses in London keeps on growing, architects are still managing to find old warehouses to transform into new homes and live-work spaces. We've rounded up some of the best examples, including an apartment with a raw-steel movie archive and an industrial space converted into an artist's studio (+ slideshow).

Florida Street by Paper House Project

Paper House Project added a double-height atrium to create a partial second floor with two bedrooms inside a former garment warehouse in Bethnal Green, east London.
The atrium is surrounded by gridded glazing to allow more natural light into the space, giving the interior a factory-like aesthetic with windows similar to old industrial steel frames. Find out more about Florida Street »
Theatrical Apartment by APA

APA Architects created this apartment inside a converted warehouse for film and theatre director Dalia Ibelhauptaite and actor-turned-director Dexter Fletcher.
The studio worked with the two clients to ensure that the rough aesthetic of the warehouse was retained, adding a raw steel volume to house a movie archive and bathroom. Find out more about the Theatrical Apartment »

Bermondsey Warehouse Loft by Form Design Architecture

Salvaged floorboards from a Welsh chapel cover the floors in this loft apartment by Form Design Architecture inside what was once a tin and zinc factory.
The studio, whose own offices are situated on the ground floor of the building, were originally asked to o...