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Modern Kitchen and Huge Windows in The Biscuit Lofts

Biscuit Company Lofts, a landmark building, restored, and adapted in 2006, offers 104 live-work lofts and a french bistro at the street level. Located in DTLA’s Arts District, Biscuit lofts range from 605 square feet to 3,496 square feet over one, two, or three floors. Conceived as the west coast headquarters of the National Biscuit Company (Nabisco), this celebrated seven-story, skyscraper factory quickly became an architectural sensation. The Biscuit Company Lofts blend meticulous period craftsmanship and architectural integrity with an array of modern conveniences and brilliant contemporary design. Biscuit Company Lofts sets the standard for lofts in Los Angeles. Biscuit is also a benchmark project referenced throughout the world. Found spaces.

The nature of space. Revealed and restored.

In an effort to preserve the original spirit and detail of the building, the designers of Biscuit Company Lofts sought to find and follow the natural grain of the building, respecting its parameters but looking at them from the standpoint of new use.

Aleks Istanbullu Architects has crafted varied floor plans and common areas with distinct shapes and color schemes. Single story units range from 605 to 2,100 square feet, and there are seventeen unique two, three, and four-story units varying from 1,800 to nearly 6,000 square feet. Ceiling heights are 13′, 16′ 20′ and 30′.

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Each loft features a spacious floor plan flooded with natural light, sturdy steel frame construction, high ceilings, exposed brick walls, thick hardwood floors, industrial steel windows, and oversized doors. Lobbies and corridors are enhanced by ornamental concrete and sandblasted brick, copper doors, and vintage lamps. Experience a retreat from the urban grind in Biscuit’s tranquil courtyards, landscaped gardens, and oversized swimming pool. Stretch out, and work out on Woodway treadmills, Matrix Ascent ellipticals, and Life Fitness weight equipment, in a world-class, private homeowners gym. Room to breathe, relax, and socialize…the choice is yours.

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For those seeking spacious environs, green escapes, and refined living — Biscuit Company Lofts are the ideal place to live and work. Biscuit is LA Historic Monument No. 888 and is a Mills Act building with property taxes savings. It sits across the street from another iconic Loft building the Toy Factory Lofts.

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Lofts with exposed brick walls are popular among our loft readers. Among the best examples can be found in Loft Buildings in the Arts District as we see in the title photo taken at the Biscuit Lofts Building where you can find lofts for sale or lease.

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Fired bricks appeared sometime around 5,000 B.C., and they’ve remained one of the longest-lasting, strongest, and most aesthetically-pleasing materials around. And since the development of brick, covered, in layers and sometimes painted, and most recently in interior renovations of existing buildings, revealed and left exposed.

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Interior bricks tend to be of lower quality than the bricks used on the outside of buildings. That reflects the history we have of covering interior walls with drywall and other mediums. So if you look at a loft and worry about the condition of the exposed brick walls don’t be alarmed. It’s often the case that once a brick wall is exposed it is either painted or sealed to keep the bricks from deteriorating from exposure to moisture.

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Exposed brick brings a sense of warmth, character, and texture to a space. It also speaks to the history of a building, of the hand that carefully laid down each brick, and of a craft that’s quickly becoming less and less common. … Exposed brick adds a feeling of gravitas and history to a space. | Dwell Magazine | Live/Work Lofts

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Converting Landmark Industrial Buildings into Live-Work Lofts in the DTLA Arts District

Los Angeles Lofts with Exposed Brick Walls – Industrial Live/Work Condos with Character

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