Housing

Washington Block Lofts

Macon, GA

Three-story red brick building with many windows on a sunny corner, clear sky, lens flare, trees and parked cars to the left.
A historic three-story brick building on a street corner under a clear sky, with H. M. LLOYDS 1895 on its facade. Cars and traffic lights are visible, and a street sign reads Second St.
A brick building with three large windows and a central door displaying a Now Leasing sign and contact info. Reflections in the glass.
Bright empty room with large windows, light hardwood floors, white walls, black and white fireplace, modern black chandelier, filled with natural light.
Bright, empty room with light wood floors, white walls, recessed lighting, large windows, glass door, and fire extinguisher by exit.
Bright modern kitchen with white cabinets, black countertops, stainless steel appliances, subway tile backsplash, and light wood floors.
Modern, bright kitchen with white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, light wood floor, open to a dining area with big windows.
A modern room featuring a kitchen island and wooden flooring, with light streaming in and minimalistic decor.
A well-lit hallway with door 301 on the left, wood floors, dark trim, skylight above stairs, sconces and a hanging light.
A wooden staircase with dark green paneling leads up in a bright hallway with light wood floors, white walls, and a gray door 204.
Modern apartment interior with light wood floors, white walls, exposed ducts, ceiling fan, open kitchen and multiple doorways.
Bright hallway with light wood floors, white walls, dark trim on doors and wainscoting, globe fixtures, and staircase on left.
Well-lit hallway with wooden floors, dark green wainscoting, white walls, doorways on each side, stairs at both ends, round lights.
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Project Overview

Originally constructed in 1857, this three-story classic brick building sat vacant for many years. To reimagine the upper floors into loft apartments, our design team researched and revived the location of a second stair from the building’s second floor to Mulberry Street.

Historic trim, casing, fireplaces, doors and transoms were restored to maintain the character of the corridors and apartments, while providing modern conveniences. This project utilized Georgia and Federal Historic Tax Credits.

Awards

Thad E. Murphey President’s Choice Award, Historic Macon Foundation.

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