PACO ASENSIO
Since its inception at the end of the 1960s. losft living has generated an entire movement dedicated to the recovery of old, industrial spaces. Today, the loft is becoming more accessible to the general public, as its original definition expands to include a variety of open-plan living spaces. With this current expansion, there is a growing diversity in the way architects treat the characteristic white walls, exposed metal, glass screens, and expansive hard floors.
As Lofts DesignSource illustrates, individual expression is the key. Experimentation with distribution, color, texture, materials, and finishes can result inpersanalized spaces and urban sanctuaries that reflect the most individual of architectural designs. With projects ranging from New York to Paris and everywhere in between, this title provides readres with a comprehensiveexamination of the exciting changes taking place in today´s loft environments. And with more than 600 full - color illustrations. Lofts DesignSource is sure to become an integral part of every library.
