A one-story brick warehouse in a formerly industrial area of Tampa back in 1999, the client inquired as to the possible uses for this 6,000 SF footprint. In light of other pending future projects that would eventually become the "Channelside Entertainment District", .the architect suggested a mixed-use solution of business offices on the ground floor with two story loft apartments above appealing to the urban professional lifestyle. In fact, these four loft apartments became the first living units within that district, and are yet the most unique.

Maintaining the basic exterior of the original warehouse, the lofts rise up within the warehouse on their own structural frame and contrast the brick base with contemporary materials and colors.

The units have maintained a full occupancy ever since completed.

A one-story brick warehouse in a formerly industrial area of Tampa back in 1999, the client inquired as to the possible uses for this 6,000 SF footprint. In light of other pending future projects that would eventually become the "Channelside Entertainment District", .the architect suggested a mixed-use solution of business offices on the ground floor with two story loft apartments above appealing to the urban professional lifestyle. In fact, these four loft apartments became the first living units within that district, and are yet the most unique.

Maintaining the basic exterior of the original warehouse, the lofts rise up within the warehouse on their own structural frame and contrast the brick base with contemporary materials and colors.

The units have maintained a full occupancy ever since completed.