The more unusual the past of the premises, the more interesting is its present – this principle works great for homes in reconstructed non-residential buildings, which we often see in the Western countries. For example, this bright apartment appeared on the site of a former 17th-century brewery in Stockholm, and due to its excellent characteristics, it is a very interesting residential facility. High vaulted ceilings, a gorgeous huge industrial window, and a spacious private inner garden – the owners can only be envied!
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Хорошо, но как мыть это двухэтажное арочное окно?! ))
Подозреваю, что специальные фирмы с этим справятся. Как известно, на западе это распространено(пусть и не в частных домах, но это особый случай))
В России тоже есть такие фирмы. Сейчас много сплошного застекления по всей высоте зданий.