The 'Twin Sisters House' is a side-by-side housing design by Milad Eshtiyaghi that maintains an unexpected construction that would enable inhabitants to live fluidly with their neighbor.
The house consists of two identical units that face and connect to one another via a central area, which creates a complete, curvaceous silhouette from afar. The open-concept living spaces in each of the units are flanked by floor-to-ceiling windows that would allow for uninterrupted views of the natural landscape.
The 'Twin Sisters House' focuses on a harmonious design that is also lush with greenery and would thus help inhabitants to feel closer to nature as well as their neighbor. This speaks to the ways that modern home could be built with community and the environment in mind.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Naturalistic Housing Design
- Creating open-concept living spaces with floor-to-ceiling windows for uninterrupted views of natural landscapes and incorporating greenery in housing designs for a closer connection to nature.
- Side-by-side Housing Units
- Constructing multiple housing units that connect and face each other via a central area to promote a harmonious design for communal living.
- Fluid Living Spaces
- Designing housing units that allow for flexible living arrangements by enabling inhabitants to live seamlessly with their neighbors.
Sectors Adopting This
- Real Estate
- Opportunities for real estate companies to incorporate naturalistic and community-centered design elements in their buildings to appeal to a growing interest in environmentally friendly and communal living.
- Architecture
- Innovative opportunities for architects to explore new, non-traditional housing designs that prioritize community and natural design elements.
- Landscaping/gardening
- Creating green spaces and landscaping designs that complement and enhance the naturalistic housing designs, promoting a closer connection to the environment and nature.
