Andreas Lyckefors and Josefine Wikholm are the architect couple behind the twin homes in Gothenburg, Sweden. The two architects designed and built themselves a home with a decorative lattice facade with a matching property next door. Their home is dubbed the Villa Timmerman. Its neighboring twin home is designed for private sale.
Villa Timmerman is located in the south of Gothenburg, near the sea. The couple deiced to make both homes identical in design. They are distinguished only by their orientation; otherwise, the floor plans are mirrored. According to Lyckefors, the couple "tried different layouts but came up with a scheme that worked really well in both directions." The semi-detached homes allow the architects to create a cost-and space-efficient scheme.
Lattice Facade Twin Homes
A Swedish Architect Couple Designed Two Twin Homes With Unique Facades
Trend Themes
1. Lattice Facade Trend - Opportunity for architects and designers to incorporate unique and decorative facades in their residential designs.
2. Semi-detached Twin Homes Trend - Growing trend in designing semi-detached twin homes that are cost and space-efficient while maintaining the privacy of each household.
3. Mirror Image Floor Plan Trend - Rising trend in using mirror image floor plans for semi-detached twin homes to create identical designs with different orientations.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture Industry - Architects can explore innovative and decorative facades in residential designs to offer unique designs to their clients.
2. Real Estate Industry - Real estate developers can explore cost and space-efficient twin home designs to cater to the growing demand for affordable housing.
3. Construction Industry - Construction companies can evaluate mirror image floor plans for semi-detached twin homes to optimize costs and resources while delivering identical designs with different orientations.