Campbell Gray Hotels is a British company specialised in creating, developing and operating hotels, resorts, residences, restaurants, bars, clubs and spas.
In this example of adaptive reuse, an old factory is converted into a sustainable apartment complex in Philadelphia known as Rag Flats.
This particular example perfectly highlights why Campbell Gray Converted Factory Flats is so captivating.
It was converted in 2005 into 259 residential units. The two-bedroom, three bath space pictured here, which is on the market, has modern features only dreamed of when it was a factory, like are central heat and air, bamboo flooring, open kitchen, marble bath and access to a gym.
The conversion of factories into stylish loft apartments and modern flats became a symbol of adaptive reuse, preserving the historical character of the buildings while meeting the demands of contemporary living.
Creating an internal structure from plywood pods has zoned this apartment in a factory conversion while retaining a light and lofty look.
Originally a drum factory, the building was transformed in 1982 into a thriving multi-functional space by adding two concrete towers connected by diagonal walkways.
