The Molengebouw dates back to 1947, and the Riffellokaal dates back to 1931. Previously, these buildings were filled with machinery for grinding and processing grain. Thoughtful interventions have been made to adapt the old factory buildings into residential spaces, meeting the demands of the modern era while preserving their monumental industrial character. The distinctive steel structure has been kept visible and treated with special fire-resistant and insulating measures. The masonry and mortar work have been restored. The beautiful slender frames have been carefully restored and equipped with insulated glass. The original wooden ceiling panels have been preserved as much as possible.

The floors have been transformed into stunning lofts, where the characteristic old steel structure remains visible. These spacious and bright lofts feature high ceilings, some reaching up to 5 meters. Atop these two national monuments, a state-of-the-art penthouse with a rooftop garden has been added.

The first lofts were delivered in March 2020.