The conversion of the factory for housing is reminiscent of spectacular warehouse apartments in New York. Lofty ceilings, large expanses of glass and solid structures have provided intriguing and good parameters for the project development. A large, open outdoor area faces south over the raised courtyard with parking underneath. A courtyard garden with magnolia trees and grassy mounds has been created here, providing an attractive outdoor garden area for the residents.

Although most of the apartments are different, they have many features in common, such as a flow of natural light from the courtyard to the street, balconies or French windows, and shared roof terraces. As a rule, the kitchen occupies a central position in the spacious apartments, offering a good view of the living room and facilitating communication. The bedroom and bathroom are placed at the opposite end of the living room. Thus, zones for different functions are created, allowing different activities to take place at the same time even in the smallest apartments.