In Berlin, a flat supports the conversion of vacant offices into apartments
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Location
Rungestraße, 10179 Berlin, Germany
Architect
Client
Private
Floor Area
211 sq-m
A disused office was converted into a living space, showing how the adaptive reuse of vacant commercial buildings can help meet soaring housing demand in urban contexts.
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