Historic Walker Building, by architects Meyer & Holler (1929.) Skillfully adapted by Interstices Architects. One of the first loft adaptations in the city, it remains the most sought after. This building is included in the Mills Act, which gives the buyer significant annual property tax savings. A prime location at 4th & Pine; the building’s revival anticipated the once again vibrant downtown it is at the center of. A true loft in every sense of the word, with intact details of an historic building providing backdrop for a modern & industrial aesthetic. Towering concrete support pillars, raw board formed concrete and monumental sash hung wood windows are just a few historic details. As a corner unit, light floods the space from both North & East facings and allows views in both directions. The loft’s original open plan, 13′ ceilings and polished concrete floors remain, but a modern, streamlined kitchen workspace is now the focal point. Reform Basis cabinets in olive linoleum surround all professional grade DCS appliances, finished with beautiful leathered quartzite countertop. A leathered granite topped island table with Vipp pendants overhead creates additional counter space & a place to gather. A sleek bathroom remodel has white rectangular stacked tile walls & black hexagonal tile as flooring. Duravit wall mount sinks bask in filtered light of clerestory windows above. Stackable laundry + storage separates the bath from fully fitted walk-in closet. Common area for the building is at rooftop: with panoramic views, outdoor fireplace & BBQ area. Includes deeded parking + storage at subterranean garage.