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From the Archive: City View House, London E2

January 10th, 2017

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With hugely high ceilings and excellent open-plan space, this one-bedroom live/work apartment is located in a converted industrial bakery in Bethnal Green.

The flat was reconfigured and refurbished by the London-based architecture practice Russian For Fish. It was sold by The Modern House in 2014.

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