Work and play combine inside this industrial inspired apartment in Sweden’s Malmö.

Freshly completed by architect Marius Lorentzen, the 73 sqm neo-brutalist bolthole is part of a 54-condominium complex that sits in the Västra Sorgenfri district and draws heavily on the city’s industrial past.

Now on the market with Våningen & Villan for 1,695,000 SEK the live/work space features soaring glass and blasted concrete walls.

A studio space occupies the ground floor of the Malmö property and tumbles out onto the street via glass doors. Meanwhile, a stainless steel staircase spirals up to the open-concept living space above, with lacquered wooden floors and concrete surfaces.

Read next: An interwar apartment with sea views hits the market in Helsingborg, Sweden