Abstract
The design of Loft P builds upon the existing qualities of the attic space, with its spaciousness and flexibility. The desire for flexibility calls for a rethinking of domestic program, where the design supports a transformative approach towards use and lifestyle, rather than a fixed allocation of functional zones.
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Frederic Schwartz, “All Stylel(s),” in Alan Buchsbaum Architect & Designer: The Mechanics of Taste, ed. Frederic Schwartz (New York: The Monacelli Press, Inc., 1996), 14.
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