Since the first lofts appeared in Manhattan in the 1950s, the concept has varied and been adapted to the characteristics of contemporary architecture and the needs of present day life. The evolution of the concept has converted the word "loft" into a synonym for wide, single open spaces-which facilitate the creation of an individualized interior-multifunctional living areas, and state-of-the-art interior design. The concept has endured until today, and loft living is embraced in towns all over the world.

The great beauty and delicacy of this loft in Yerevan lies in its imaginatively exploited unique layout. The interior exudes sensitivity and creativity with a careful selection of materials and colors and the subtle fusion of different styles of furniture. It is further characterized by industrial elements, such as the roof beams and skylights, which let the ample natural light. The minimalist concept accentuates the fluidity between the areas and creates a visual continuity.
Industrial past and modern-day life coexist in this attractive urban space.