| Authentic / Industrial Style (Click picture for details) |
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It's either got to be old (circa 1940 or older) or it's got to meet "The Loft Guy"'s strict criteria for what we define as "Authentic" or "Industrial". These are the buildings with history and character that only the old brick, industrial windows, original flooring , and / or heavy timber construction can provide. These loft developments are for the true loft connoisseur. |
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| New Construction Lofts (Click picture for details) |
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Take the high demand for lofts . . . and couple with the lack of available buildings suitable for authentic industrial style loft conversion, and you have the "new construction" lofts. Although many of the developers have gotten somewhat repetitive in their layouts, most have done a magnificent job at replicating the essential elements associated with the open loft and lifestyle. |
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| Office Building Conversions (Click picture for details) |
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With the high demand for midtown and downtown convenience and living, many of the mid-rise office buidings have been tastefully converted to residential lofts. Although missing the historic and industrial elements; the design of the living space, 10+ ft. ceilings, and exposed ductwork provide the essential feel and unfinished accents associated with the loft look and lifestyle. |
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