
Lucky Strike, San Francisco —
This former Lucky Strike warehouse and auto repair shop in San Francisco was converted into a home by designer Stanley Saitowitz and architecture firm Natoma Architects.

Lucky Strike, San Francisco —
The designers used gray-stained materials and paint to camouflage some parts of the building.

New Lab, Brooklyn —
New Lab was an abandoned warehouse in Brooklyn's Navy Yard before being converted into a multipurpose workspace by Macro Sea.

New Lab, Brooklyn —
Having been open for a year, it is now home to over 100 late-stage start-ups working in robotics, AI, nanotechnology, urban farming, connected devices, and more.

Warehouse, Lisbon —
A former warehouse on the grounds of a monastery in Lisbon was transformed into a beautiful chapel by Site Specific Arquitectura. The chapel is located in the center of the monastery.

Warehouse, Lisbon —
The interior was designed to create a simple place of worship and features simple wooden furniture and minimal decor.

Warehouse Hotel, Singapore —
This former spice warehouse on the Singapore River was transformed into a luxury hotel by Zarch Architects. The Warehouse Hotel still boasts elements of the old building, which used to be a hub in the spice trade.

Warehouse Hotel, Singapore —
The interior of the Warehouse Hotel was designed by Asylum design firm, who took care to preserve the building's history.

Flat conversion, Covent Garden —
London studio Emry's Architect converted two warehouses into six luxury flats in Covent Garden.

Flat conversion, Covent Garden —
The suites still feature the original pitched roof and exposed bricks of the warehouse -- Emry's studios was careful to retain as much of the original design of the building as possible.

The Cultural Center of the Red Bull Station, São Paulo —
Formerly owned by the São Paulo Tramway, this old distribution factory was turned into a workspace for artists and creatives by Triptyque. It is now known as the The Cultural Center of the Red Bull Station.

The Red Bull Station, São Paulo —
The Red Bull Station, which is located in the heart of Brazil's most populous city, is a five-story building home to a music studio, an art gallery, a roof terrace and working spaces for artists and musicians alike.

Blue Bottle Coffee HQ, Tokyo —
Blue Bottle Coffee's former Japanese head office was a derelict warehouse before Schemata Architects converted it into a versatile workspace.

Blue Bottle Coffee HQ, Japan —
Located in Tokyo, the space also hosts a cafe, a roastery, a barista training room and a pastry factory.

Former waterworks, Toronto —
Originally a 1930s waterworks warehouse, this building was converted into a center for homeless youth in Toronto by LGA Architectural Partners.

Former waterworks, Toronto —
Eva, the nonprofit that runs the building, provides shelter and education for homeless youth in the Toronto area.

Disused windmill, Suffolk —
This 125-year-old disused windmill in Suffolk UK was transformed into a luxury guest house by Beech Architects.

Disused windmill, Suffolk —
The windmill, which was a derelict stump for decades, contains two bedrooms, a large kitchen and a viewing pad that offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.