Photography: courtesy of Dept of Interest

Set within the Koret Lofts building, this live-work apartment sits at ground level within a former warehouse in Vancouver’s Gastown district. The space extends 1,753 square feet over two levels, with double-height, south-facing storefront windows opening directly to East Cordova Street. The original structure remains visible throughout. Exposed brick walls, concrete surfaces and heavy timber elements form the primary material palette. The lower level centres on a double-height living area, while the upper level introduces separation for sleeping and more private use.

A kitchen and millwork by Alda Pereira are positioned on the main floor alongside a Duravit bathroom. Custom architectural metalwork introduces division and privacy while maintaining sightlines across the space. Lighting is arranged through suspended fixtures scaled to the height of the room, including pieces by Herman Miller, Louis Poulsen and Danese Milano.

Two entrances provide independent access, allowing the space to function for both residential and studio use. Storage and secure underground parking within the building are included. The property is listed for sale with the Dept of Interest for $1.275m.

Photography: courtesy of Dept of Interest
Photography: courtesy of Dept of Interest
Photography: courtesy of Dept of Interest
Photography: courtesy of Dept of Interest
Photography: courtesy of Dept of Interest
Photography: courtesy of Dept of Interest

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