" Meanwhile, the University of Houston announced Monday that it would be changing the name of a campus residence hall, the Calhoun Lofts, to the more innocuous "University Lofts.
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The first residents of the Soleil Lofts will move in this September, and the Wasatch Group, which is the company building the lofts, says the last building will be completed in 2014.
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"[Lofts] are also therapeutic," she wrote in a blog post.
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The Lofts at Mayo Park are located in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Then there were people that moved in and bought lofts.
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Partygoers and residents of the artist lofts downstairs smelled smoke.
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No lofts or studios for the multidisciplinary creators depicted here.
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Lofts in tiny homes make the small spaces feel more expansive.
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Two of the guest rooms have sleeping lofts reached by ladder.
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The house has two sleeping lofts, plus a kitchen and sitting area.
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The second level has three commercial lofts, also with 14-foot ceilings.
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"This was very much the hub of the house," Mr. Lofts said.
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So we were at each other's performances, quite often at empty lofts.
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Ladders are common in tiny houses, especially in ones that have lofts.
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Rates: 22,523 to 55,440 yen for doubles; lofts are 41,440 to 94,080 yen.
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The 250-square-foot listing has 2 lofts, each with a queen bed.
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Dormant factory space has become residential lofts, shared creative workspaces, boutiques and restaurants.
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It all works perfectly with the exoskeletal aesthetic of early New York lofts.
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Some rooms boast groovy features like sleep lofts, gas stoves or sunken seating.
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A lot of DIY spaces in Bushwick have live-in lofts, like tiny cubbies.
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More recently the city fathers have built lofts and bicycle paths to attract millennials.
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Bushwick had plenty of "lofts that were kind of beat up," Mr. Nomer said.
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Two of the beds are in lofts, while one is on the main floor.
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Moments later, Freese lofts a triple just beyond the reach of the backpedaling Cruz.
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Lofts can double as great storage spaces, but often they are difficult to access.
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The pigeons are raised in lofts, then taken hundreds of miles away and released.
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Lofts in LoDo, walking distance to Union Station and other attractions, start at $87.
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Known as Annex Lofts, the rooms sleep up to five and start at $225.
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The building had been converted from a factory to lofts in the late 1970s.
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Now, like so many relics of the past, the warehouse at 350 Warren Street is being reimagined as 366 residential lofts, and rechristened for a new generation as Modera Lofts, with monthly rents starting at about $2,070 for a 446-square-foot studio.
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There are two lofts in this tiny house, each with their own set of staircases.
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Today, its spacious lofts and privileged perch across from downtown Manhattan attract the well-heeled.
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It's part of what makes the Herriman complex, called Soleil Lofts, so attractive to Sonnen.
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A few artists, like my own sculptor father, are still in their lofts, making work.
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The buyer has the option of converting the building into residential space or commercial lofts.
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Market-rate lofts on the southern edge of the precinct presage a wave of gentrification.
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"We both lived on the Upper East Side in more traditional lofts," Mr. Blanchard said.
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They would hire me to come in and train them in their beautiful lofts and apartments.
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Old buildings are being transformed into residential apartments and lofts, and new micro-units are rising.
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A strong breeze lofts off the Nile; policemen doff their black winter uniforms for summer white.
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Verboten began as a roving party held in lofts and warehouses all over New York City.
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What did change was the time it took the pigeons to return to their natal lofts.
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Inside the modest house, there are two lofts, a kitchen, a living room, and a bathroom.
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It was redesigned in 1993 by architect David Baker, who transformed the space into 127 lofts.
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If the small space doesn't get to you, the heat that gets trapped in lofts may.
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Some homeowners use lofts for storage instead of sleeping, but it can be quite the eyesore.
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I have a live-work space in the Artspace Tannery Lofts at the Tannery Arts Center.
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Lofts have become hubs not just for technology companies, but for manufacturing companies that embrace technology.
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At the Brooklyn Navy Yard, companies are assembling robots, drones and 3-D printers in lofts.
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Such experiments have long been brewing in classical music, with performances in clubs, lofts and salons.
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Since then, it has seen a handful of owners who have added lofts, rooms, and bathrooms.
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Ms. Chin's TriBeCa building, sandwiched between converted lofts on Vestry Street, was quiet on Thursday morning.
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The lofts are a sustainable and affordable housing option that respects the legacy of this historic landmark.
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Located in TriBeCa, the impressive home takes up an entire floor of the River Lofts condo building.
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Photo: Rick ThomasWhen the birds return to their lofts, the sensors are retrieved and the data downloaded.
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Pooh and I frequented art gallery openings, patronized art bars, and went to parties in artists' lofts.
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Private lofts now occupy the blue-green Eastern Columbia Building, the 1920 classic designed by Claud Beelman.
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But the smallest spaces in most tiny houses are the lofts, and some can feel quite enclosed.
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Using wedges featuring specific lofts has become a key shot-making option for all levels of golfers.
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A mixture of feature article and critical assessment, they recounted his visits to shows and artists' lofts.
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One-bedroom apartments, condos and lofts in these areas tend to cost between $42 and $128. Airbnb.com.
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Now lofts are back in vogue, coveted by technology companies that want an authentic New York feel.
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A knitwear manufacturer formerly occupied the space, which is on the same block as Gowanus Lofts & Galleries.
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Downtown has changed beyond recognition, its cold-water lofts overtaken by shoe boutiques and tourist-trap restaurants.
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The Work Issue Beige partitions have given way to napping lofts, lunch gazebos and lots of open space.
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The sale price of the unit, located in a Belltel Lofts luxury development, is notable for its location.
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The Brewery Artist Lofts opened its doors this past weekend and revealed an array of strong, individual projects.
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Shaw, where Victorian row houses sit alongside renovated industrial lofts, has become one of the city's trendiest neighbourhoods.
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William M. O'Neill, an Ohio Supreme Court justice, will officiate at Lacuna Lofts, an event space in Chicago.
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Alternative venues — like industrial warehouses, public parks, summer camps, museums and lofts — may not cost much up front.
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Monthly rents at newer apartment complexes like Annin Lofts and Highlands at Hilltop run from $2,000 to $4,250.
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Considering the lofts, "Fly By Night" is as much an architectural project as it is a performative one.
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In the city, that ethos translates easily because space is tight and lofts are a genuine home style.
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Many of the buildings had been printing houses that lay dormant awaiting their eventual renovations into luxury lofts.
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In the 1960s, artists in search of low rents and big spaces moved into the lofts, often illegally.
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Many of the lofts had no doors, Ms. Resnick said, and the patients would wander into people's homes.
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With the spike in tech and various creative companies occupying lofts in the area, it is on again.
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Voted among Travel + Leisure's world's best hotels in 2017, accommodation ranges from standard domes to suite dome lofts.
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She spends her time in a part of St Petersburg well supplied with cool lofts, funky bars and gastropubs.
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Painters and sculptors in Manhattan have typically inhabited lofts, and when they move on, others take over the spaces.
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The language in the amendment seems to imply that apartments, lofts, and building developments are spared from the ban.
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The venue, located underneath the McKibbin Lofts in East Williamsburg, just had its grand opening this past Friday night.
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Parties took place in lofts, cafes, studios, and DIY venues that operated clandestinely, and often not for very long.
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Desperate landlords began to rent "work space" lofts to artists whom these owners knew were covert, full-time residents.
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They built illegal lofts in abandoned warehouses and lived together in gritty, blighted neighborhoods that weren't zoned for occupancy.
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First, small manufacturers, breweries and sugar mills made way for artists and musicians who remade industrial buildings into lofts.
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"There was a celebration of freedom going on in all the lofts all around New York City," she said.
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It's now at a point where beautiful and expensive micro-lofts are built in the shittiest parts of town.
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Griezmann takes the free kick off that foul, lofts it in, and Varane rockets it in with his head.
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Both condos are open plan, with ceilings rising to about 30 feet and master bedroom suites in upstairs lofts.
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Artists worked in subsidized lofts at the Española Art Center before it gave way to the El Paseo Hotel.
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While lofts are common in tiny living spaces, Both was determined to make his loft and bedroom look different.
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The researchers arranged to feed the leaders misinformation by putting them in lofts with artificial light for a few days.
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In 2007, the McCains paid $700,000 in cash for a loft at Biltmore Lofts in Phoenix for their daughter, Meghan.
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At Modera Lofts, there were many different layouts, but "we were finding a flaw with each one," Ms. Troccoli said.
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Chase & Papi holds fancy "Yappy Hour" parties around Manhattan in private lofts and in the lobbies of glossy apartment buildings.
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But as property values soared, SRO stock plunged, many demolished to make way for higher rent lofts and luxury development.
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In today's 360 video, step inside the Reversible Destiny Lofts, an apartment complex near Tokyo designed to increase residents' longevity.
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Dotting the countryside were the region's characteristic small log lofts, storehouses that are raised on stilts and have grass roofs.
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"The scarcity of big lofts as live/work spaces have shifted what artists are creating and how," said Ms. Diamond.
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It's now populated with galleries and music venues, shops, restaurants and bars, luxury lofts and condos and sidewalks packed with tourists.
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Below we take a list at a few of the most important clubs, basements, and lofts New York had to offer.
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The scrubby East Village apartments and Soho lofts that formerly housed artists and no-wave bands now rent to boutique chains.
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Periodically, lost methadone patients who were drugged into oblivion accidentally wandered into our lofts, but soon the center was moved elsewhere.
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Befitting the location, the offices are a cross between the modern amenities of Midtown and the cavernous lofts to the south.
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The 2004 rezoning had helped transform Downtown Brooklyn's low-slung offices, lofts and tenements into a gleaming new neighborhood of towers.
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Guest rooms above look like lofts with platform beds and floor-to-ceiling drapes to draw across expansive steel-framed windows.
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New York's professional athletes have long gravitated to luxury Manhattan high-rises, trendy TriBeCa lofts and sprawling mansions on the Hudson.
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Among the recent projects is Queen City Lofts, a four-story rental on Main Street with 70 below-market-rate units.
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At the Offerman House Lofts, converted from a century-old store just off the Fulton Street mall, the interiors seemed dark.
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"Fly By Night" is site specific, intended to commemorate New York City's own history of rooftop pigeon lofts, which are disappearing.
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Without this flourish, the home might feel like the industrial lofts that have overtaken New York, London and other Western capitals.
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Since then, it has seen three separate owners (not including Anastasiia and Gunther) who have added lofts, rooms, skylights, and bathrooms.
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So, if you came, you made a trek from wherever you were, there were no Wynwood Lofts, nothing residential near us.
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A familiar figure lofts a towering shot into the mostly empty bleachers three hours before a game against the Cincinnati Reds.
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Uptown Lofts, for example, received tax credits from Pennsylvania in part by opting to meet Passive House Institute US energy efficiency criteria.
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Also on Saturday, Gemini & Scorpio Lofts, whose bread and butter is themed costume parties, will throw the after-party from 6-10pm.
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The resulting walkable midtown area has condominiums, townhomes, lofts, retail shops and restaurants, as well as 8529703 acres of public park space.
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Median house price: $3403,000 This thriving ZIP of condos, lofts, and townhome residences includes downtown, uptown, the Farmers Market neighborhood, and more.
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As a kid, when I fantasized about my future, I saw myself at cool parties in book-stuffed, dimly lit NYC lofts.
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Her characters live in gigantic Chinatown lofts that would go for millions today, sleeping on the floor when their furniture is stolen.
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The bottom line: In thriving cities, abandoned structures are quickly snapped up by investors looking to turn old warehouses into hip lofts.
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He picks it up from Dennis Johnson, scoots past a lunging Jerome Kersey, and lofts a pretty runner with his left hand.
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Mr. Woo, a longtime New Yorker, loves lofts and wanted the airy, spacious feeling of a high-ceilinged loft in the country.
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That is what some lofts cost in TriBeCa these days, not an entire building site, and it is easy to see why.
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Rental options include Annin Lofts, 112 new luxury apartments built on the Bloomfield Avenue site where the Annin flag factory once stood.
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However, according to Mayor de Blasio, the city has lost nearly 30% of its rent-regulated lofts over the past 15 years.
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They have SoHo lofts and trust funds and cashmere everything, and they own theme parks and movie studios and shady cruise lines.
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The Yurmans have lived nearby for about 40 years, since the neighborhood was filled with artists' lofts instead of family-friendly condominiums.
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A spiral staircase leads to a pair of upstairs sleeping lofts and a private master bedroom downstairs with an en-suite bathroom.
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"It was not a forced entry and the victim invited these people in his apartment," the Edge Lofts said, according to Fox2Now.com.
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She saw Patti Smith at CBGB and made radical philosophical sex films and participated in endless dance sessions in capacious old lofts.
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Two of the guest suites have sizable sleeping lofts, and a small stairway off the kitchen leads up to the staff quarters.
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A generation of workers is rejecting cookie-cutter office space, opting instead for the manufacturing lofts that once defined New York City.
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As they drove past a Starbucks and glossy new lofts, they watched for any flashes of blue tarp, litter, or shopping carts.
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When we visited, the downtown area was full of young professionals working at Chase and living in converted lofts in an old hotel.
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From fantasy-like downtown condos to renewed urban lofts, we floated between rooms, noting what we liked and didn't like about each space.
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Interior walls and lofts are often added in to break up the one-room space and provide privacy for the bedroom and bathroom.
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The common spaces between the autonomous lofts are hallway mazes decorated with beautiful art fashioned by current residents or those who came before.
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A Miami-based development agency, Fifteen Group, purchased the Santa Fe Art Colony with the intent to upgrade the lofts into luxury properties.
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Since then, they have been working to bring it into compliance with the building code and to transform the lofts into living spaces.
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The dinner was held in The Brewery Artist Lofts, northeast of downtown Los Angeles, in a studio Caroline and Daniel found through Airbnb.
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Finally, in 1976, the City Planning Commission and Board of Estimate voted in favor of certified artists using the manufacturing buildings as residential lofts.
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But times, they are a-changin&apos, and the newly renovated building will have four full-floor lofts (that start at $12,500 a month).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — This past weekend, the massive Brewery Artist Lofts opened its doors for its fall Art Walk.
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The couple spent about $70,000 to build a 340 square foot home complete with full size shower, separate indoor toilet and two sleeping lofts.
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Shoshanna's digs at the amazingly-named Reversible Destiny Lofts is a spacious two-bedroom distinguished by its brightly colored walls, shower pod and hammock.
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Old industrial areas, piers and warehouses that have no use in the knowledge economy have been transformed into parks and lofts for the gentrified.
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The factories and mills and laundries are now lofts and cafes where characters sit around and talk — where all they do is hang out.
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Opened in May, the five individually decorated homes ranging from 175 to 113 square feet feature wood-paneled interiors and sleeping lofts (from $129).
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Until recently, if you were looking to buy a condominium with high ceilings, your choice was limited to prewar apartments, lofts or penthouse units.
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It's difficult to imagine Downtown Los Angeles as anything other than what we know and love today: a sprawling maze of lofts and lawyers.
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Ben Hogan Golf Equipment's new line of Equalizer wedges feeds into this need, offering eight wedges with specific lofts between 48 and 62 degrees.
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The term "downtown dance" may be outmoded, recalling an era closer to the 1970s when living and dancing in SoHo lofts was the norm.
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To add atmospherics, the creative team wanted the residents of some of the street-facing lofts to keep the lights on from 9 p.m.
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As rents for studios and lofts rise, many young artists find themselves working from home and adjusting their art to fit into smaller spaces.
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Blue Origin lofts NASA and student experiments in New Shepard tomorrow morning It's this launch platform Bezos intends to use in part for space tourism.
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In real life, Axe's billionaire's lair is a spectacular two-story glass-walled penthouse that sits atop the Sky Lofts building in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood.
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With historic designation, Fifteen Group would remain the building owners, but wouldn't be able to gut the building and replace the lofts with luxury units.
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Among senior housing projects, examples include Waterstone at Wellesley along the Charles River in the Boston area and The Lofts at McKinley in downtown Phoenix.
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Now let's pretend that none of this is a problem and that we all live in spacious lofts and have very numb and sturdy heads.
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After some rolling around by France, Antoine Griezmann gets a free kick lofts one in; Varane gets a head on it but it goes wide.
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Sean Adkins of Old City Soda wheels and deals with the Detroit Shoreway Community Development Corporation to reclaim the lofts pace that eluded him once before.
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We're also guessing that tastes will have to lean a little more traditional, since we're talking about British castles and not artists' lofts or Brooklyn brownstones.
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A representative for Showtime decline to comment on whether Axelrod's apartment is the Sky Lofts penthouse but confirmed that the location is a penthouse in Tribeca.
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Throughout the 1970s, the nearly bankrupt city, enduring fiscal crises and commercial vacancies, sought to revise commercial and residential regulations of the lofts in lower Manhattan.
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Heat rises, so lofts are often the hottest spot in any tiny house, and that's why you'll find fans, windows, and other cooling systems in them.
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And does the fact that they all hang out in converted waterfront lofts mean that organized crime, and not the biotech industry, is doing the gentrifying?
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Where once there had been an illegal beer garden in a weedy lot, there was now a complex of luxury lofts with Parisian-style ivory façades.
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In a statement, a spokeswoman for the company said that the plan was to build "offices, lofts and workshops, as well as a community hall" there.
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Ms. Roberts, 48, is a Brooklyn-based architect known for overhauling historic townhouses and lofts with a crisp sense of style that balances old and new.
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TMZ Sports has obtained a court document filed by Heinz Lofts in Pittsburgh -- noting Pryor and Shalaya Briston "violated rules and regulations" of their rent agreement.
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On a drive around the island, Grovner pointed out a few homes with unfinished lofts on top — an old trick, he said, to get around the restrictions.
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Then, during his time as a struggling New York actor living on Thompson Street, he put his carpentry skills to work remodeling artists' lofts in Greenwich Village.
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The warehouse was one of many converted lofts in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood, a mostly Latino district where rents are generally lower than in the rest of city.
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But long before there was a "Soho," artists had been renovating and living in lofts on the Lower East Side and Chelsea as early as the 1930s.
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"Issues like ceiling heights, emergency escape egress and lofts are almost impossible to pass through the existing IRC code," Andrew Morrison, of Tiny House Build, told Curbed.
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Last year, new luxury residential properties in the Shaw/U Street area of Washington were met with pushback for choosing the names The Ellington and Langston Lofts.
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As for the birds' habitats, Riley carefully designed the 13 lofts — which were made specifically to fit the Baylander's deck — to provide their residents with maximum comfort.
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The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports that a witness told police Briston and Pryor started arguing after she returned home to the Heinz Lofts with three other individuals.
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Later, he figured out how to build his own lofts, as an undergraduate at McGill University in Montreal and as an early 20-something living in Brooklyn.
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The Missouri woman defended her actions after the viral video, shared on Facebook, Friday, showed her attempting to prevent D'Arreion Toles from entering St. Louis' Elder Shirt Lofts.
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The industrial aesthetic of renovated lofts led to a brand new market that commoditized the artist's practices into an urban look available to anyone who could afford it.
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The 5,500-square-foot ground level is a shared retail commercial space with two 2,000-square-foot lofts and a 1,500-square-foot common area including a waterfall.
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Sand wedges, pitching wedges, and lob wedges all exist, and the different types of wedges deliver different lofts and club face angles for tricky shots around the green.
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As the song hits its stride, Elton dispenses with his piano stool and—keeping his hands on the keys, like little Reggie—lofts his legs into the air.
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The influx of luxury lofts and high-end stores still prompts sneers from some locals and creatives who turn to Shoreditch's street graffiti and art galleries for comfort.
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He said he had been separated from Ms. Mueller for more than a year and had not lived in the Elder Shirt Lofts building for just as long.
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People with allergies are most at risk when bird cages or lofts are cleaned out, and during the time of year when birds molt and shed their feathers.
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ArtCondo is a new real estate initiative run by and for artists that helps creative individuals purchase raw commercial workspaces and live/work lofts in a new way.
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It's tough to imagine that today, what with the large flagship stores, the high-priced lofts, and the uneven cobblestone streets filled with enthusiastic shoppers and slow-moving tourists.
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Durst's architect, Cookfox, turned this into an advantage, creating spaces that soar 32 feet and give an airy feeling hardly found even in the converted lofts so popular now.
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The screams and shouts captured on this tape, recorded at 3:50 AM at The Bay Lofts in Los Angeles, attest to the energy Doc inspires at his clubs.
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In June of this year, a Miami-based development agency, Fifteen Group, purchased the buildings for an undisclosed amount with the intent to upgrade the lofts into luxury properties.
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Eagle Lofts, with 27 units at 211-21998 Queens Street, is currently leasing; one-bedrooms are around $3,800 a month, with a free month's rent offered as a concession.
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I didn't want to go to New York because I felt like I'd have to work for someone else and I'd be doing lofts and boutiques and interior work.
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Bird navigation has fascinated scientists for ages, starting with the Italian pioneer Floriano Papi, who proposed that homing pigeons pay attention to the smells that blow across their lofts.
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That much was clear last weekend: The crowd hardly looked like the downtown audience that heard this piece in SoHo lofts as it was written between 1971 and 1974.
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The floor-through apartment, which Streep and her husband Donald Gummer bought in 2006, according to public records, is in the swanky River Lofts building in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood.
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And finally, after retailers and real-estate agents realized that those lofts were gorgeous, galleries were pushed west, to the warehouses of Chelsea, where their greatest concentration remains today.
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Dumbo's once-industrial warehouses have been converted into lofts, restaurants, and stores, giving it a post-industrial chic vibe, and now its residents fear that tourism is taking over.
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It was she who led limousines to SoHo lofts; she who realized that gossip columnists, almost as much as serious critics, could help create an aura around an artist.
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Perhaps the biggest concern is that unlike the red-brick warehouses of yore, it is hard to imagine Amazon's big-box eyesores becoming trendy lofts when the cycle does turn.
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Unlike the visibility of the bigger names, however, much of the artists driving new trends are usually hidden away—in lofts, condos, and townhouses that make up the downtown core.
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The lofts were designed by Shusaku Arakawa and Madeline Gins, a couple who have collaborated on a variety of properties, including three more in Japan and two in New York.
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The gas station at the corner of Lafayette and East Houston Streets in SoHo is an industrial outpost in a Manhattan neighborhood of luxury lofts and even more luxurious shopping.
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Josh Young: There are a lot of lofts and warehouses there, so I think it was going to a party and then winding up drunkenly at Skylark eating tater tots.
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Rental darkrooms became a common sight in the late 1960s in areas like the Flatiron district, sometimes known as the Photo District, a popular neighborhood for photographers seeking inexpensive lofts.
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An open wood staircase leads upstairs where there is a hobby room open to below, a media room with a reading loft, and four bedrooms, including three with sleeping lofts.
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Her son, Clive Lofts, still lives next door in Northgate House's former coach house, which has been converted and is today a separate property not forming part of the sale.
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In a part of Manhattan booming with trendy green high rises, renovated lofts and digital media companies, a hidden trove of musical relics has been growing for over 30 years.
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The Stratollite makes use of a large balloon that lofts payloads into the upper stratosphere, which is the layer of the atmosphere immediately above the troposphere, where most weather occurs.
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More than 500 rental units, including lofts and micro apartments, have been added in and around the mill district in the last few years, according to city economic development officials.
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Her works, full of wit and rigor, unfolded on rooftops and rafts and even on the sides of buildings as well as in lofts and galleries, and later on proscenium stages.
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If there are heroes, they are the artists who, sacrificing anything resembling security and at great physical risk, remade lofts into homes during the neighborhood's inhospitable era of the early 1960s.
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These lofts, Sidewalk Labs indicates, would ideally be "flexible"—that is, outfitted with removable wall panels that would allow developers and landlords to reconfigure and convert spaces as they see fit.
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"While 57th-floor lofts are fancy and there is no shortage of casually dressed crypto millionaires, what's amazing is the energy and creativity in this space," Gurbacs said in an email.
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Detroit also has a relatively low cost of living, especially compared with other large cities, although prices have been rising for lofts and homes in the city's most sought-after neighborhoods.
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It all starts to taper off the closer one gets to the block with the strip joints, to the chagrin of the real estate agents dreaming of lofts and coffee shops.
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" Morris agreed: "A lot of our parties that are at actual warehouses or lofts or things like that, maybe there's not adequate plumbing or the whole thing isn't up to code.
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Even some new office towers are being made to look like lofts, with high ceilings, flexible floor plans, and exposed columns and pipes that evoke old New York to tech newcomers.
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The growing demand for lofts has alarmed community groups that say it could lead to higher rents, pushing out longtime residents and small businesses in favor of deep-pocketed technology companies.
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The warehouse was one of many converted lofts on the east end of San Francisco Bay in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood, a mostly Latino district where rents are typically lower than elsewhere.
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Over the past few decades, many of America's once-gritty cities have seen a profound revitalization in which decaying industrial buildings have been turned into residences, artists' lofts and gallery spaces.
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But as much as we may bemoan its transformations — the galleries replaced by boutiques, the lofts occupied by billionaires — the promise of New York continues to draw hopefuls, year after year.
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NINA is being used in a handful of Golden 1 Center suites now, the team says, and the device will be used in all suites and lofts in the coming months.
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" Mark Fast, creative director and founder of the London knitwear label that bears his name "I went to the Browns 40th anniversary dinner at Regent Lofts and Penthouses in May 2010.
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Over the past two decades, it's proven to be one of the city's most influential restaurants, turning a neighborhood full of artists' lofts and not much else into a culinary destination.
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That may have been a good idea when downtowns were seen as scary by tourists, but during an era when high-rise lofts are common and bars are hipper than ever?
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Streep's penthouse sits at the top of River Lofts tower on Laight Street in Tribeca, where a private keyed elevator in the lobby leads directly to a private vestibule in the penthouse.
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These are not only a better fit aesthetically, but by requiring boxy layouts on the lower floors, they would also be less suited for apartments, and thus harder to convert into lofts.
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Thus emerged an enclave of choreographers' lofts, occupied by experimentalists like Trisha Brown, Lucinda Childs, Douglas Dunn and David Gordon (at 541) and Frances Alenikoff, Elaine Summers and Simone Forti (at 537).
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Now, under an ambitious $22013 million plan from a team led by Onekey, a New Jersey-based development firm, much of the complex is being reborn as the Lofts at Ponemah Mills.
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Though Waxman fans can appreciate the chef's food at Jams, which borrows a great deal from Barbuto, the restaurant is in a hotel surrounded by luxury apartment towers, not brownstones and lofts.
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With its pink pages and darker pink (or red) covers, Ms. Finley's Fashion Calendar was the essential guide to the showrooms, department stores, theaters and lofts where designers long introduced new collections.
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Not everything was monochrome in the land of lofts, of course: For a jolt of color and madness, there were paintings by Neo-Expressionists, including David Salle, Eric Fischl and Julian Schnabel.
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Exposed wood may be a familiar sight in some 280th-century buildings in New York City, like lofts in TriBeCa and Dumbo, where it was necessarily used in columns, joists and ceilings.
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Jazz, blues, art and especially dance are woven into a matrix of great joy and ineffable sadness, of derelict lofts and quiet living rooms where people talk, muse and look out windows.
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While it's hard to imagine ever wanting to leave the opulent oasis, the River Lofts building also boasts a fitness center, a bicycle room, garden, on-site garage and a 24-hour doorman.
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She described Metropolitan Home as "the bible of the baby boom" and said its name suggested a mind-set, not a geographic location or a penchant for downtown lofts (though there were those).
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There are blank white lofts with subway-tile bathrooms, modular furniture, wall-mounted TVs, high-speed internet, and wide, viewless windows in every city, whether it's downtown Madrid; Nørrebro, Copenhagen; or Gulou, Beijing.
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The former Bush Stadium in Indianapolis, which hosted sports teams from 1931 to 1996, was partly torn down and converted into Stadium Lofts, a 100-unit apartment complex around the original ball field.
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Courier Square (Columbus and Meeting Streets) is a massive complex of residential lofts made to resemble an old brick factory, with an adjoining five-story office building made of white stucco and stone.
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Although the project is marketed as a TriBeCa tower, the area right around 45 Park Place does not have the lofts and the historic ambience of TriBeCa, nor is it within its boundaries.
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Almost all of the gain has been because of the 1113 commercial buildings here that have been converted to lofts and apartments since 2000, according to figures from the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation.
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What the video shows Late Friday, as Toles returned home to the Elder Shirt Lofts apartments, a neighbor with a small dog blocked his entry and demanded proof of residence, the station reported.
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The irregularly shaped Madison Square North Historic District, created in 2001, protects the exteriors of 96 structures, including hotels, apartment buildings, high-rise offices, rowhouses and lofts that once were used as showrooms.
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Within a year of organizing artists and exhibitions, I found myself on the board of a community development corporation that was getting ready to develop Wilmington's first subsidized artist live/work space, Shipley Lofts.
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Two luxury rental buildings — the West Side Lofts and Station Place — have been built in the last two years, and a dozen townhouse condominiums have just gone up at the end of Bank Street.
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"The Socialists are in a very bobo part of Ivry, with a lot of artist lofts," said Benjamin Gozlan, a painter and illustrator who was born in and still lives in Ivry-sur-Seine.
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A dozen new luxury condos with names like Molino Street Lofts have opened along South Santa Fe Avenue and South Alameda Street, with two-bedroom apartments in the converted brick warehouse selling for $1.175 million.
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Each room is uniquely designed, with accommodations ranging from cozy bunk bed rooms for two to spacious lofts with all the perks, like a fully stocked refrigerator, clawfoot tub and killer views of downtown Manhattan.
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When she's in town, actress Minka Kelly hangs out at 506 Lofts, which she calls the "coziest stay," Kidman might be found practicing her golf swing at the Hillwood Country Club while chatting with Vogue.
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A vibrant downtown area with one-of-a-kind shops, locally owned restaurants and bars, and cool condos and lofts draw millennials, while beautiful, older homes in quieter surrounding suburbs attract new and growing families.
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Ensconced in their Manhattan lofts and writer-in-residence programmes they were fixated on the minor doings of their own caste rather than the mega-doings of the people who inhabited the American sub-continent.
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Chief Paul Pazen also said that Monday's late-afternoon barrage of gunfire in the area known as LoDo, a bustling district of hotels, restaurants and high-rise residential lofts, was a "targeted" attack, not random.
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The reporter, Aaron Aupperlee, had this to say about the experience: The car drove itself over the 31st Street Bridge and along River Avenue on the North Side before turning around at the Heinz Lofts.
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Three residential lofts, each 2,111 square feet, occupy the top three floors, a 2,53-square-foot retail space has 15-foot-high ceilings on the ground floor and a loft showroom on the floor above.
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Much like New York's SoHo neighborhood in earlier decades, the Pearl District was transformed in the 260s and '60s from industrial uses to a mix of residential lofts, art galleries and restaurants occupying renovated buildings.
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A 1961 article in The Times about a brewing boycott by artists, in response to fire-code restrictions that threatened their lofts, said that "some big box-office names" had pledged to support the strike.
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But the lofts that once defined the cityscape were eventually abandoned by businesses, left to artists and homeowners coveting more space, and were no longer favored by city officials who saw them as outdated relics.
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The hardened-soil floors of the main room are sloped at even sharper angles than in the Mitaka lofts, making the dozen candy-colored poles throughout the home not just decorative but necessary for balance.
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The hardened-soil floors of the main room are sloped at even sharper angles than in the Mitaka lofts, making the dozen candy-colored poles throughout the home not just decorative but necessary for balance.
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Even if buildings old enough to have "character" are restored—such as nineteenth-century factories whose walls enclosed the horrors of labor—they are, in the end, transformed into lofts whose luxuriousness is subsidized by taxpayers.
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Made in 1966 and 1967, when many old buildings were being demolished to make way for the World Trade Center, the photographs document empty rooms and lofts that seem haunted by ghosts of their former inhabitants.
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Eventually, the jury selected eleven women, and sixty-one men, to represent the creatively rich (if otherwise impoverished) new downtown art world, with its cheap industrial lofts, high communal spirits, and almost universal devotion to abstraction.
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Inside are a hotel, performance studios and artist lofts, but we skipped all that, forking out 21940 euros (about $26) a person to be rocketed 0003 feet up to an observation platform called the A'Dam Lookout.
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Nearby is a symbolic attempt to prevent easy access: an actual example of the sticklike door-to-floor locks endemic to unrehabilitated New York lofts and tenements — a madeleine for creative types of a certain age.
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The apartments at 150 Wooster, each of which takes up at least a full floor and has four bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths, are inspired by the roomy lofts for which SoHo is famous.
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Ray Yamagata, the production designer who gave me a set tour at Cine Magic East River Studios in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, took me through the sets for the current season, the cramped, grimy studios, the swanky lofts.
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He is the chief executive of Centro Ventures, a Tijuana-based real estate development company that is creating work-and-living spaces like this, with carefully curated food, coffee, co-working units and even Airbnb lofts.
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He was living in Brooklyn, in a huge building of not-exactly-legal artists' lofts, and on our way out one morning, we found ourselves in the newly painted elevator with a Real New York Artist.
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This miniature community museum (there is also an art gallery, urban lofts and the historic 1203 Carnegie Library on the campus), features two rotating art exhibitions, as well as one permanent showcase on the city's history.
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First targeted at downtown Los Angeles, and extended to other areas in the city in 2003, the ordinance made it easier, cheaper and faster for "older and historic" commercial buildings to be converted into lofts and apartments.
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For more than 285 years, the site of 153 Broadway was occupied by the oddest structure among the cast-iron lofts of SoHo: a one-story, hexagonal, vaguely neo-Colonial bank set in a vest-pocket park.
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Olivier Mourgue's red upholstered Djinn chairs, used on the "21896" set, became a design icon, and the high-end lofts and hotel lobbies of the year 22001 bent distinctly toward the aesthetic of Kubrick's imagined space station.
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While the building resembles one of the industrial lofts in neighboring Hudson Square that has been wrapped into a 204-foot-tall wedge, the building's architect, Cary Tamarkin, said the shape was not intended as a homage.
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The rates vary from salon to salon, but according to the Market Lofts location in Los Angeles, cuts go for $28 without wash, and with wash (which, telling from the photo, Mendes got) rings up at $34.
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Still, his home — which actually comprises three lofts on different levels of a landmark 1885 building near the New Museum — has in many ways been as central to the New York art scene as Mr. Giorno's career.
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The Jonses are in the process of building a new tiny home that is actually made up of two houses — an 18-foot house and a 27-foot house that will connect so there are four lofts.
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As in SoHo years earlier, artists made a desolate industrial area their own, living and working in raw, sprawling lofts in buildings that had formerly been warehouses and factories dating as far back as the 19th century.
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Living in cheap downtown lofts, supporting himself by working for a frame-maker three days a week, he experimented with small paintings—New York street scenes, Maine landscapes, still-lifes, and figure paintings adapted from amateur family photographs.
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An hour after another neighbor spotted Cunanan and a distraught-looking Madson approaching the building, the women returned with the lofts' caretaker, opened the door, found the body, saw that the apartment was empty, and called the police.
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"Please move, ma'am," the man, D'Arreion Toles, says in a video he recorded of the encounter, which shows the woman with her dog on a leash standing in the doorway at the condominium complex, the Elder Shirt Lofts.
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This scene is followed by a shower of building material raining from the sky, which lands perfectly in place to construct the 2200 Building's newest neighbor, the anonymous-looking Goldtex Building (one of the aforementioned converted luxury lofts).
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These sorts of properties are more scarce — many were converted into lofts as the US economy moved away from manufacturing and toward a service economy—and are now being hit by steady rent increases as demand outstrips supply.
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As it happens, the valley's architecture includes more buildings from the medieval period than any other district in Norway, said Anders Dalseg, a consultant for the Setesdal Museum who restores the old lofts and teaches courses in restoration.
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Big real estate projects flowed: the conversion of empty office buildings to residential lofts, a makeover of an abandoned Studebaker factory, a new Marriott Aloft hotel in the city's tallest building that might have become a tear-down.
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The team said in a press release announcing the partnership with NINA that the suites and lofts that have been testing the device have seen a "significant increase in revenue" from last year, although they don't provide specifics.
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By the time Pop and Minimalism had taken over in the late 1960s, the center of gravity shifted downtown, to SoHo, where pioneers like Paula Cooper and uptowners like Leo Castelli followed clairvoyant artists into cheap industrial lofts.
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The birds have been staying in an 80-foot-long complex of coops — "waterfront luxury lofts," Mr. Riley calls them — that he and his helpers erected on the deck of the Baylander, a decommissioned Vietnam-era Navy ship.
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Working in cramped studios, poised over cutting tables on the Lower East Side, unveiling collections in sprawling Chinatown lofts, Mr. Campbell and his design-world peers are striving, sometimes nakedly, to position themselves as fashion's next new thing.
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Mr. Sowa cited the Chambersburg neighborhood, where an industrial property was recently transformed into the Roebling Lofts, as proof that the adage of developers — bring the artists and the money will follow — could prove true in Trenton, too.
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Some Pretty Insane Real Estate Specifically, we're thinking of: Taylor Swift's two Manhattan lofts, Oprah's Telluride house, Britney Spears' Thousand Oaks mansion, Beyoncé and Jay Z s Hamptons home and all of the Kardashian/Jenner clan s homes. Combined.
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Obsessively he trimmed the shafts, rewrapped the grips and altered the lofts with a hammer, seeking that right feel in his hands and that flight of a good drive which moved him as much as any poetry: perfect golf.
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Mr. Ellis-Ferris said that he was performing with a big jazz band at a loft party when it occurred to him: People regularly go to lofts to hear all kinds of music or see black-box-type theater.
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We were just punk kids, not that we ever achieved that much fame, but we were used to playing in basements and lofts, doing our own tours and booking our own shows, putting out our own records or whatever.
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Its Eagle Lofts, which melds a 54-story modern tower to a low-slung former electrical warehouse at 163-22 Queens Street as part of a 790-unit complex, is now under construction, with an expected 2018 completion date.
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The Prince Street loft, which Coleman would soon rename Artist House and convert into a venue for public performances, became a harbinger of things to come in Lower Manhattan, where a community of artist-run lofts soon sprang up.
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David went through stories familiar to many artists: landlords turning off electricity, turning off water, and other hostile gestures designed to force out inconvenient tenants who were often the ones who had made the lofts habitable in the first place.
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Since then, the Midtown South office market has improved, as Google and dozens of other tech companies have transformed old lofts and department stores in Chelsea, the Flatiron district and Ladies' Mile into the heart of the city's tech sector.
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FT. $31,200 approximate annual rent Gowanus Lofts and Galleries 61 Ninth Street, Unit 20284 (between the Gowanus Canal and Second Avenue) Gowanus, Brooklyn A law office, given two months' free rent for its buildout and expected to open on Aug.
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Bars that make you feel you're in Greenwich Village; seaside lofts along the old gritty shipyard canals; a state-of-the-art Titanic Museum that attracts thousands of tourists who continue on to the tours of "Game of Thrones" film locations.
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Whenever they're not busy being self-absorbed, the Friends From College spin their wheels in gorgeous lofts, at black-tie events, and on wine-tasting party buses — always without any indication that they're learning a damn thing or growing at all.
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When: Thursday, June 25, 210–26pm Where: Max Lofts (819 S Santee St., Downtown, Los Angeles) Los Angeles has long been hailed as a city where people can reinvent themselves, free from the social, moral, and cultural restrictions of their hometown.
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The goal now is to update those regulations to increase the supply of multiuse lofts that create jobs and help the city's economy grow, while keeping enough of them affordable for smaller and less well-off tenants, city officials said.
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Once home to the British novelist Norah Lofts, the eight-bedroom red brick house in the county of Suffolk is now on the market for 2.5 million pounds, or $3.1 million, with the real estate agency Jackson-Stops and Staff.
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The show centers on Nadia, who finds herself trapped in a "Groundhog Day" situation, where she keeps dying and waking up in the bathroom of her friend's apartment — a former Yeshiva converted to lofts — on the night of her 36th birthday.
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Cromer impressed me with his ability to rub the glitz away from that show's shine by again making the hall dark and the costumes ragged; his was not a New York of fun-filled lofts but one peopled with true outsiders.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This afternoon at 475 Kent Avenue, a former manufacturing building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, now filled with live-work lofts, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a proposal to overhaul the city's Loft Law.
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No matter how much young white couples enjoy living in restored downtown lofts and strolling to artisan coffee shops full of reclaimed wood, they eventually move to suburban houses in superior school districts when they have children, taking their taxes with them.
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The sentiment was echoed by other members of the creative community in Oakland, some of who also said they were drawn to "unsafe" spaces like potentially illegally converted lofts or not-entirely-by-the-books venues because they can't afford other options.
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The actress's 3,944-square-foot Tribeca penthouse sits high above the Hudson River on the 24th floor of River Lofts apartment building, and features a 10-foot-wide outdoor terrace that would possibly even make Miranda Priestley from The Devil Wears Prada jealous.
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Among the corporation's proposals is modular housing: a configuration of stackable, uniform micro-lofts it likens to Legos as a futuristic effort to address a tech-inflected housing crisis—evoking Google's and Facebook's plans to construct employee housing near their Northern California offices.
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I danced until it was three in the morning, made out with whoever was around (it didn't matter, because we were all wasted anyway), and often times ended up in after hours held in lofts that smelled like bleach and Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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Not that Mr. Koch had much to do with the booming stock market, which flooded the streets with Salomon Brothers bonus money that heated up the market for TriBeCa lofts, bad installation art and squid-ink pasta to surface-of-Mercury levels.
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At six foot two and two hundred pounds, the young doctor more than fills his cubicle, which feels a little more expansive thanks to the wall of grimy windows that looks out into the windows of the other lofts around the center courtyard.
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Liberty Village is a good example because of its long history of being a commercial/industrial manufacturing area in downtown Toronto, housing massive brick lofts and businesses that varied from building ammunition and bombs during both the wars to the Toronto Carpet Factory.
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"When you go there and see this familiar face, dressed in this beautiful delicacy of that time period, it feels like the fun is still there," said Joana Avillez, an illustrator raised in one of those lofts by parents who were artists.
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READ: Tons of new apartments are being built that almost no one can afford "People move here because the rent is cheaper, so the landlords can start charging more," Joseph explained as he drove his minivan past residential lofts advertising vacancies on Tuesday.
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With retreats ranging from 76-square-feet to nearly 103-square-feet, and components like large windows, double doors, spacious lofts, and even wrap-around porches, you're bound to find the little abode that best suits your needs and meets your tiny house checklist.
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The city has also drawn investors from outside Rhode Island, like Brady Sullivan Properties of New Hampshire, which has redeveloped two mills, and Urban Smart Growth of California, which is planning to create 250 live-work lofts in a building next to Hope Artiste Village.
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Carolina A. Miranda wrote for the Los Angeles Times about a handful of art colonies that were displaced in the last year, including the Parker's Arts District Lofts and a building on Santa Fe Avenue that was home to the experimental music venue, the Wulf.
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Mr. Berman said he did not oppose Google's expansion in Hudson Square, which in the past decade has transformed into a commercial district, with many of its lofts and factories converted to offices for more than 1,000 companies, many in technology, advertising and media.
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"There's a kind of unholy alliance in which these buildings are leased with a 'nod nod, wink wink, nobody lives there,' " said Thomas Dolan, an Oakland architect who specializes in live/work spaces and helps building owners convert illegally occupied warehouses into legally occupied lofts.
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In addition to experiencing the Great Frost of 1608 and meeting 19383th-century poets, this Orlando also lives through the Holocaust and the Summer of Love; attends video-art openings in chic lofts; and confronts the rising threats of far-right politics and climate change.
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Another office, Two Manhattan West, being built at the corner of Ninth Avenue and West 153st Street, will be completed in 215, while an existing 2391 office building at 22018-434 West 33rd, renamed the Lofts, is being renovated, with shops around its base.
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The rooms — of which the lofts are the coziest — are fitted with raw planks of oak and fir as at the other resorts, but contrasted here with stark white walls and minimalist Scandinavian furniture from Copenhagen's &Tradition brand; more urban design hotel than chic chalet.
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There was the pilgrimage to discover Monet's last canvases in his pigeon-infested atelier in Giverny, France, and the quiet of a vanished New York where Mr. Kelly lived alongside the artists Robert Indiana, Agnes Martin and Jack Youngerman in airy old lofts along Coenties Slip.
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Dumbo Family Festival (Saturday) The Dumbo area of Brooklyn may be known for artists' lofts and tech start-ups, but it has places to play, too, and those green expanses will be the focus of this free neighborhood celebration, presented by the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy.
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In 1986, the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles (CRA) entered in a 30-year partnership with the owners of a defunct terrycloth-robe factory on Santa Fe Avenue to provide low-interest loans to retrofit the buildings and create rent-restricted artist lofts.
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What McDarrah (250-21959) had was a drive to document, in galleries and lofts and cafes and bars, the painters, musicians, critics, bookstore owners and Beat-era poets and writers he sensed were making a new world, one that would spark the counterculture of the 254s.
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Standard rooms, called Studio Lofts, run from $169 to $299 per night and still offer significant space, but with such accessible starting prices for the penthouse room or even a mid-tier suite, it&aposs a rare opportunity to splurge while still adhering to a budget.
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In Sam Gold's rowdy, deconstructionist staging, every time Mr. Isaac mud-wrestles, or lofts a prop skull or performs a mad scene in just a T-shirt and briefs, he seems to be working through his own loss, transforming raw private grief into riveting public performance.
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The revisions — which will have a public hearing before being put before the city's Loft Board by the end of the year — include closing a longstanding loophole related to pied-a-terre lofts and extending rent regulation for loft spaces after tenants have been bought out.
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In Pittsburgh, Uptown Lofts — affordable housing opened in February 22020 by the nonprofit ACTION-Housing Inc to provide homes for young adults phasing out of foster care and low-income workers — is designed to be capable of generating enough renewable energy to meet or exceed its annual energy demand.
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While you may love exposed brick and metal accents found in Brooklyn lofts (Relaxed Industrial), Scandiavian-inspired designs made with organic materials (Earthy Minimalist), or luxe textures with vibrant hues and marble accents (Modern Glam), Spaces by Brooklinen aims to provide a way to make interior design easy.
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By contrast, works in the Contemporary section of the museum work well as pieces of modern art in their own right; "Synthetic Cloud" (2018) lofts a flock of full-skirted tulle ballet dresses above one of the galleries, resembling a cumulous of color when viewed in an upskirt direction.
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On Friday, D'Arreion Toles was returning home to St. Louis' Elder Shirt Lofts after a late night at his office when Hilary Brooke Mueller, who lives on the third floor, stood in the doorway of the condominium complex and demanded to see proof that he lives in their building.
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As rivals get snapped up by bigger hotel and travel companies, Airbnb is pushing to develop a bigger business that can stand on its own and justify those very lofty numbers (to say nothing of the many charming lofts owners are hoping will get filled up with visitors).
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The program will include an exhibition and auction featuring work by resident artists Bruce Yonemoto and Nancy Uyemura, as well as Gaijin Fujita, Prime Carlos, and Daniel Martinez, a Sketch Art Battle, and tours of the lofts, which serve not only as living spaces, but also as historical archives.
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In 21987, he and a co-author, Astrid Karlsen Scott, published ''Defiant Courage,'' a day-by-day reconstruction of Baalsrud's story that exhaustively praises the people of the fjords who smuggled him past German patrols, ministered to his frostbitten feet and hid him in lofts, barns and sheds.
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The SLO HotHouse has proved so energizing that when a building across the street that was once home to a bread bakery was up for lease, the university jumped at the chance to transform it into the Cal Poly Lofts, 103 apartments rented exclusively to the center's students.
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Here were movements taken from the street or home and performed by able but merely human bodies in intimate settings — namely at downtown galleries, lofts or the freewheeling Judson Memorial Church in Greenwich Village, either in the main sanctuary or upon the painted lines of the basement basketball court.
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This independently produced comedy showcase usually pops up in unexpected lofts and apartments, but for this night, it's playing it safer at this establishment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where all of the comedians will joke about sex, love and relationships to put you and whomever you're with at ease. liveapt.
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Here's what we know and don't know about the case: What we know: Brown told jurors important details from the night Botham Jean was killed Brown was visibly shaken after the murder of Botham Jean, who lived directly across the hall from him last year at Dallas' South Side Lofts.
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Of course it's tempting just to watch the quarterback as he lofts a pass: When a tight spiral is soaring above a dozen athletes' heads as two sculpted men engage in a footrace for the catch, there's an instant of suspended time that is among the aesthetic rewards of football.
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The neighborhood has converted prewar office buildings like 110 Livingston, the Beaux-Arts former home of the New York City Board of Education, and now a condominium; and BellTel Lofts at 365 Bridge Street, with 250 condo units in an Art Deco building that once housed the New York Telephone Company.
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"In the past, we've had a handful of people apply from New York, but this time it's much stronger," said Joseph Portelli, a vice president of the RPM Development Group, referring to previous projects by the company like Richardson Lofts, which opened in 2012 and attracted mostly New Jersey residents.
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Available in various sizes (8.3 feet wide by 79.953 feet tall, 10 by 8, 10 by 9, and 15 by 9) and rich colors, it's versatile for use in residential spaces — like shared bedrooms, dorm rooms, studio apartments — and commercial places with high ceilings, such as lofts, offices, stores, etc.
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South of the overpass, on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard (named for a former mayor who served for nearly 50 years), are mid-rise, glass-and-steel rental buildings with names like 330 Harrison Station, Urby, Cobalt Lofts, Vermella and Steel Works, where residents enjoy outdoor pools, firepits, yoga classes and cafes.
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Carol Willis, an architectural historian and founder of the Skyscraper Museum in Lower Manhattan, said lofts were an essential part of New York's history, used for storage or light manufacturing in the 33th-century in Lower Manhattan, and later spreading north along Broadway and to other corners of the city.
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One of the first SoHo lofts featured in The New York Times was, as it happened, the Wooster Street home of Dean and Ceglic, who, in 21968, paid $21973,21970 for one of the seven floors in a warehouse building (their floor previously housed a doll factory), before industrial conversions were legal.
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A team of members takes a step back from the freewheeling ethos to inspect studios, lofts and living spaces in the building in an effort to uncover potentially hazardous violations like overloaded sockets, unused space heaters left plugged in or improperly stored art supplies, like paint thinner, which is highly combustible.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artists and other tenants of New York City's thousands of live-work lofts are growing increasingly frustrated with their treatment by the city's Department of Buildings (DOB), and on Friday afternoon dozens of them took their grievances to the agency's headquarters around the corner from City Hall.
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In less dramatic terms than Citizen Jane, Princeton scholar Aaron Shkuda's The Lofts of Soho: Gentrification, Art and Industry in New York 219-23200 (University of Chicago Press, 2016) examines the tangled commercial, governmental and artistic forces that sought to remake the area south of Houston Street and north of Canal Street.
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Tenant: Heroes Model Management Landlord: Zar Property NY Landlord Representative: David Zar, Zar Property NY $14.99 MILLION 360 Jefferson Street (between Wyckoff and Irving Avenues) Bushwick, Brooklyn This three-story industrial building, built around 1931, features three large residential lofts on the top floor with exposed brick and 14-foot-high ceilings.
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Tenant: SSV Ventures L.L.C. Landlord: Ten West Thirty Third Associates Broker: David Levy, Adams & Company $17.452 million West Greenpoint Lofts 190 West Street (between Freeman and Green Streets) Greenpoint, Brooklyn Four commercial loft condominiums, of which three are occupied, are available in this mixed-use building that takes up the entire block.
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Mr. Feagin works to foster development through the nonprofit Detroit Economic Growth Corporation, and plans to move forward on his own $15 million development — townhouses, apartments and lofts with a neighborhood art gallery that is already open down the street from an abandoned Chinese restaurant that looks like a wrecked amusement park ride.
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In conjunction with the opening of the Max Lofts in a downtown Art Deco high-rise, an array of local artists, designers, galleries, and performers will take over the building for a one-night celebration of the domestic in LA. Participants include Chimento Contemporary, Whits & Giggles, Nate Page, Chiara Ferrari, and many more.
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The lofts, as they would come to be called — entire floors in former factories and warehouses gone to seed — were drafty in winter, noisy in summer and challenged when it came to plumbing, but who cared when you were getting thousands of feet of raw space for as little as $21970 a month?
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Commerzbank's Graham Lofts will leave his role as head of international loan origination after eight years to join the bank's corporates international division as country manager UK. Swiss private bank J. Safra Sarasin said Roberto Botta and a team of experienced bankers have joined its Lugano Branch to develop its domestic, Italian and international activities.
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The story of Two Bit actually begins in 153 in a warren of lofts and artist spaces on the outer edges of downtown Los Angeles, where Gradman, Bushnell and a merry band of pranksters would experiment with all the new gadgets and gizmos that earlier generations of tech designers and manufacturers were bringing to market.
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The Utah version is more plush, however: Residents, who can be graduate or undergraduate and in any major, can choose pods (cubbylike rooms with built-in bed, desk, storage and TV), lofts in an industrial vernacular (beds in a communal setting with shared kitchen, lounge and bathrooms) or more traditional single or double rooms.
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After struggling off the tee during the P.G.A. Championship at Bellerive Country Club, Woods said he had been experimenting with different shafts and lofts on his driver and 3-wood, knowing that the soft conditions and thick rough at Ridgewood would be punishing if he was unable to drive the ball safely in the fairways.
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I'm not going to go so far as to say I've misplaced by golf club loyalty all these years, but these Ben Hogan wedges will work extremely well for golfers who need to add wedges with a few specific lofts to their golf bags— especially considering the reasonable price point at which they're offered.
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"We'd been asking ourselves, when is this bubble going to burst?" said Sean Sweeney, a SoHo resident since the 1980s and a leader of the SoHo Alliance, a group of residents and longtime shop owners who want to preserve their vision of SoHo, with its narrow streets, low-scale buildings, artists' lofts and independent retailers.
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"People are definitely looking at the floor plans," said Judith Daniels, a sales associate with Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty, who works frequently with first-time buyers moving from the city to Summit, Short Hills, Maplewood and South Orange — New Jersey towns with large, colonial homes that weren't originally designed to look like lofts.
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Robin Goldberg, an agent with Halstead Property who has long worked in the area, said that besides the "beautiful huge lofts" for which the neighborhood is known, there are lower-priced areas, particularly west of West Broadway on streets like Thompson, Sullivan and Macdougal, outside the SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District designated in 83 and extended in 2010.
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Tenant: Illuminations by Arnold Landlord: 18 Stewart L.L.C. Brokers: Grant Dolgin and Robert Klein, Kalmon Dolgin Affiliates $8 million 124 Chambers Street (between Church Street and West Broadway) Manhattan This six-story TriBeCa mixed-use building offers five floor-through lofts, of which one is vacant, and a 1,725-square-foot ground-floor space occupied by the Ecco restaurant.
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COST $42,584 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 1500 Garden Street, #6D, Hoboken 14 WEEKS on the market $2,300,000 list price 53% BELOW list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 2½ baths DETAILS A condo with wide-plank floors, central air-conditioning and custom woodwork in Harborside Lofts at Hudson Tea, a doorman building.
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It's a world filled with music festivals, art festivals, ski weekends, beach weekends and all the other thousand pleasures that kids packed five-a-person into one-bedroom lofts in posh (or not-so-posh) or hipster (and not-so-hipster) neighborhoods dotting the Eastern seaboard can never experience in their commuter train/bus/light-rail and Lyft-or-Uber bound existence.
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The Hotel: The Marmara Park Avenue Celebrity Fans: Lisa Vanderpump, Coco Rocha, Elle MacPherson, Niki Taylor, RHONY stars Luann De Lesseps and Tinsley Mortimer Why It's Perfect for a Group Stay: The Marmara offers a variety of room options including two-bedroom lofts that sleep up to 6 people — and when you're splitting the bill, it's a reasonable price for very luxe accommodations.
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A little dose of Trump's old-school approach was a necessary and useful corrective to an elite discourse that, four or five years ago, seemed too often to take it for granted that any day now literally everyone would be learning to code from MOOCs while riding in a self-driving car between various exciting "gig economy" employment opportunities at hip downtown lofts.
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Whether it's the hotel owner who watches tourists pour in after enjoying a concert, the restaurant owner who happily adds up receipts after a local film festival, or the small-town mayor who revitalizes a dilapidated downtown with artists' lofts and galleries, they know the arts can transform decaying inner cities, bring back abandoned downtowns and give at-risk kids hope.
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Down the street, the Warehouse Artist Lofts Public Market has a small but enticing food court with excellent poke — the Hawaiian-style raw fish salad that's sweeping California — at Fish Face Poke Bar and an exciting collection of shops: midcentury wares and records at Kicksville Vinyl & Vintage, where you can find everything from 45s to atomic age lamps; and fabulously retro vintage clothing at Old Gold.
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FT. $168,000 approximate annual rent Chelsea Lofts 1393 West 19th Street (between Avenue of the Americas and Seventh Avenue) Manhattan Asian Barn, a shop featuring furniture from China including antiques and reproductions, has signed a 10-year lease for a 3,000-square-foot ground-floor space with 15-foot ceilings, a freight elevator and a 2,500-square-foot storage basement, in the storefront in this seven-story mixed-use co-op in Chelsea.
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"Given the style that I've seen on the show, [the Sky Lofts penthouse] is exactly what you would expect a person with terrific taste and all the money in the world to want to live like in Manhattan," architectural and interior photographer Evan Joseph, who photographed the Sky Loft penthouse in 2011, 2012 and 2014, tells CNBC Make It. Joseph has photographed some of the most luxurious homes in New York City, and this one stands out, he says.
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While most of the buildings were small row houses occupied by renters, there were a few exceptions, notably an old Spalding sporting goods factory — where the famed pink "Spaldeen" balls integral to stickball had once been manufactured — that had more recently been converted into condos, as well as a garment-factory-turned-lofts at 475 Dean Street, plus 636 Pacific Street, an eight-story storage building that had only recently been converted to a condo development dubbed Atlantic Arts.
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It wound past clubs that are just bars with a stage in the back, or lightly redecorated union halls, or resurrected chantoosie joints from another era, or ex-vaudeville palaces with paintings on the ceiling, or hotel ballrooms with a thousand conspicuous fire-code violations, or sawdust-floored folkie taverns with an aura of everybody having missed the bus a decade earlier, or jazz lofts in semi-industrial parts of Downtown so remote there's no place within a mile to buy cigarettes after dark.
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