Downtown Abbey Duplex is a modern small apartment in the former St. George’s Church in Manhattan, New York City, a 1888 Landmarked structured which has been converted into a condominium building.
Small Chapel Converted Into Charming Modern Holiday Cottage
The Chapel on the Hill is a small church conversion located near Middleton-in-Teesdale, England. The reconstruction by Evolution Design brought this old Chapel back to life and to allow for the transformation of this historic building into a contemporary country holiday home.
Romanesque Revival-Style Former Church Converted Into Luxury Contemporary Townhouse
College Street Baptist Church in Toronto, Ontario, Canada was a Romanesque Revival late-Victorian landmark designed by Toronto architects Langley and Burke. It has been converted into several townhouses by developer Joe Brennan.
Chicago Church Converted Into An Eclectic Contemporary Home
Linc Thelen Design collaborated with Scrafano Architects and transformed a church in Chicago, Illinois into a 7-bedroom, 6 bathroom luxury family home.
Former Chapel Transformed Into The Jane Restaurant In Antwerp
Piet Boon Studio was commissioned by Michelin-star chef Sergio Herman and chef Nick Bril to convert the chapel of a former military hospital in Antwerp, Belgium into a contemporary restaurant. Their vision was to create a “fine dining meets rock ’n roll” restaurant with international allure.
Former Anglican Church Converted Into Luxury Contemporary Home
The transformation of this 1892 Gothic-style timber church into a contemporary residence includes a modern addition. Bagnato Architects designed the house located at 1 Hudson St. in the Moonee Ponds neighbourhood in Melbourne, Australia.
Old Village Chapel Converted Into Modern Cottage
The owners of this dilapidated village chapel in Great Hatfield, East Yorkshire, England converted the old structure originally built in 1901, into a modern cottage.
Victorian Church Transformed Into Contemporary Luxury Home
The James Spicer Memorial Church Hall School in Chingford in North-East London, England was originally built in 1890. After years of declining attendances, the Grade II listed Gothic building was sold to a builder in 2004 who architecturally converted the Victorian church into a residential home. In 2013, the property changed hands again and was sold to Brazilian interior designer Gianna Camilotti who gave the interior space a makeover and turned it into a 21st Century modern family home.
