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ndustrial Loft design by MINIM arquitectura interior in Barcelona, Spain. Completely transformed and renovated by developers and designers of urban lofts Benito Escat and Alberto Rovira with the help of interior design studio Minim, the large rectangular loft is split in two levels for a total footage of 8,600 sq ft! The original brick walls are now exposed, and the high concrete ceilings make this loft truly magnificent!
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