Old City Hall in Handen. At the moment a busy building site as the old offices are being turned into apartments. And all of them will get a brand new balcony. The name of the apartment building is Argos.
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8 comments:
Interesting conversion!
Would love to see how the new residents will use these balconies. They don't offer much shelter from curious onlookers.
I like balconies.
A nice way to repurpose a perfectly good building. And the balconies are so important.
Argos, a good name.
Well that's interesting Steffe, add a balcony and it goes from office to home.. Wouldn't mind seeing the inside conversion!
P.s. Do you think your 'stalker' was after you to take their photo!
We do love our balconies here Merisi. And I think this is more or less a standard version of a balcony over here. I will of course grab a few photos when people have moved in at Argos.
If I get a chance to have a peak inside one day I will bring the camera with me Grace. The view from the roof is said to be a good one (Stockholm and the Archipelago), so that would also be fun to have a look at.
Some mighty fine views, I bet.
Whenever I see balconies added to an already existing building I have some slight trepidation about how well they have been attached.
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