Partition and floor-to-ceiling metal doors in entrance area of loft apartment

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Becoming a Home

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Christina Seilern is an architect with a special touch for redesign; UK

Christina's London home, in which she lives with her husband and two children, was once a Post Office sorting centre that was later turned into a theatre. This project clearly shows her ability to deal with a complex former non-residential space where maximising light and living space are key. Add …

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