This industrial single family home located in Amsterdam, Netherlands, was designed in 2017 by Studio Modijefsky.

Description by Studio Modijefsky
The transformation of an atelier into 2 apartments is the assignment which Studio Modijefsky has developed. The history of the building along with the clients? background and their needs formed the foundations of the design concept. A former sewing factory and artist atelier, the building offers plenty of natural light, outside space, high ceilings and an open plan. Raw materials such as concrete and wood, fabrics and carpets together with tints of white, grey, green and metal frames are used to create different zones in the apartments, each with a unique sense of space. The space has been divided into 2 apartments using the existing columns, giving each apartment special features and optimal use of space. One with an open plan and the other with split levels. Open spaces and natural daylight along with organising different functions and private and public zones formed the layout. Apartment 1: The kitchen acts as the heart of the house with its central location and connects the dining area to the living room. Change of ceiling height divides the space while creating alternative spatial qualities in each area and a unique transition throughout the apartment. Shaping different zones with plenty of natural light and a wide range of materials, the interior is complimented with distinct details. A split level in one...