In 1894, the Jonville brothers founded a flour mill on the banks of the Roubaix canal. In 1906, a massive extension, almost twice as large, was added. The buildings were converted into lofts by Lille-based Tank Architectes in 2005.
Having fallen into disrepair after years of vacancy, the two upper floors were removed and replaced by metal volumes. Each of the 44 apartments has an outdoor space, either a balcony or terrace, offering panoramic views over the city, the canal and the wooded cemetery. Discover one of these apartments during an exclusive **visit with a local resident**!
**Free on reservation**
**Meet at 15 rue Condorcet, 59100 Roubaix**
guided tour offered in partnership with La Manufacture, musée de la mémoire et de la création textile and Roubaix, Ville d?art et d?histoire, as part of the "Roubaix, architectures réhabilitées" exhibition and the Journées nationales de l?architecture_
Having fallen into disrepair after years of vacancy, the two upper floors were removed and replaced by metal volumes. Each of the 44 apartments has an outdoor space, either a balcony or terrace, offering panoramic views over the city, the canal and the wooded cemetery. Discover one of these apartments during an exclusive **visit with a local resident**!
**Free on reservation**
**Meet at 15 rue Condorcet, 59100 Roubaix**
guided tour offered in partnership with La Manufacture, musée de la mémoire et de la création textile and Roubaix, Ville d?art et d?histoire, as part of the "Roubaix, architectures réhabilitées" exhibition and the Journées nationales de l?architecture_
