The gutted shell of a 1930s knitting factory was the blank canvas that Melbourne architect, Nicholas Dour and owner builder Mark Millers, had to work with when developing the design for this modern warehouse apartment in inner city Melbourne. Owner and builder Mark Millers and his wife Fiona Dobell, briefed Dour to design an open plan apartment that retained the warehouse heritage of the building while making the most of the natural light available. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a discrete study were also included in the brief.
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