Two-Storey House Projects - Modern and Functional Models
Two-story houses are one of the most popular choices for families who want more space and a clear separation between the day and night areas. In our gallery you will find modern, energy-efficient, and adaptable two-story house designs for urban or suburban plots.

Discover multi-story house designs, various styles and configurations, perfect for families who want large spaces and various functions.
In addition, multi-story house designs allow for flexible subdivisions and spectacular architectural volumes, suitable for both sloping plots and narrow lands or lots with limited opening.

By including walkable terraces, balconies and large glass spaces, these homes capitalize on the panoramic view and create a harmonious connection between the interior and exterior. In our gallery you will discover modern two-story house models in various architectural styles, adapted both for urban environments and for areas with natural landscapes, each project ergonomically designed and energy-optimized.
Benefits of Multi-Storey Houses
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More living space in the same footprint
By rising vertically, two-story homes offer more living space on the same built-up area on the ground.
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Clear separation of day and night areas
In two-story house designs, the interior partitioning can be designed so that the living area is concentrated on the ground floor and the bedrooms are on the upper floor, ensuring increased privacy and comfort. This partitioning makes two-story house designs ideal for those who want additional rooms for an office, hobby or guests.
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Architectural aesthetics and added value
Two-story houses are distinguished by a varied and spectacular architecture, from modern minimalist styles to Mediterranean or traditional accents. In addition to the aesthetic aspect, these homes bring an important added value to the property, being perceived as premium or timeless solutions.
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Flexibility to adapt to the terrain
Multi-storey houses offer greater freedom to adapt to site conditions. Whether it is a narrow plot, a steep slope or an irregularly shaped plot, vertical partitioning allows for efficient integration and harmonious organization.
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Panoramic views and walkable terraces
A major advantage of two-story houses is the possibility of integrating balconies and walkable terraces. These create spectacular openings to the outside.
How do you choose the most suitable ground floor house project?
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Depending on the number of rooms and family lifestyle
The first criterion is the actual need for space. A large family will opt for multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, while a young family may opt for a more compact design with a generous living room and home office.
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Relationship to the terrain: size, shape and slope
Two-story houses make the most of narrow plots, but also sloping ones. Here, the location on the plot and the orientation to the cardinal points and access roads matter a lot.
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Choose the architectural style and plan the budget
The cost of a two-story house is not limited to the built area. The complexity of the architectural style, but also the amenities and functions can significantly increase the budget. It is recommended to choose a realistic project, adapted to the financial resources and the construction stages that you are willing to follow.
Two-story house models
Two-story house project, SPA area, outdoor terraces and covered parking

A minimalist style two-story house project with warm wooden accents on the facade. Stretched lines, wide spaces, walkable terraces, give this model a refined and luxurious look. A perfect option for a family with a modern and vibrant lifestyle.
Frequently asked questions about two-story houses
1 / What is the minimum land area required for a two-story house?
There is no single rule, because it depends a lot on the overall surface area of the house, but a minimum would be 300-400 sq m, with an opening of at least 12 - 14 meters to the street. However, there are projects of two-story houses designed for narrower plots, where the built-up area on the ground is reduced.
2 / What is the price difference between a two-story house and a single-story house?
A two-story house can be more economical in terms of land use, with the same usable area, the footprint is smaller than a one-story house. However, an exact price difference can only be calculated based on concrete projects. The shape, architecture, resistance structure, foundations, equipment, functions, finishes are what raise or lower the price. There is no rule that can be stated which type of house - one-story or two-story - is more or less expensive.
3 / Is it harder to heat a two-story house in winter?
A two-story house is not necessarily more difficult to maintain in winter, but it may require more careful planning of heating and insulation systems. With high-performance thermal insulation and correct distribution of radiators or underfloor heating, comfort will be uniform.
4 / Can I build a two-story house on a sloping plot?
Yes, sloping land is an opportunity for a multi-storey house project. The difference in the level of the land can integrate a basement or garage, and the upper floor can offer attractive panoramas. Architects explore the slope to maximize the possibilities of the land, organizing walkable terraces and spectacular relaxation areas that would not be possible on a flat land.
5 / How to choose the shape of a two-story house if the land is narrow?
The shape of a two-story house on a narrow plot is chosen depending on the street opening and the setbacks imposed by the urban planning regulations. In general, on a narrow plot, two-story houses will have an elongated shape (rectangular or "L" shape).
6 / Is it cheaper to build a one-story house than a two-story one?
There is no general data that allows for an efficient comparison of costs depending on the height regime of the buildings. In practice, these are influenced by factors such as the complexity of the foundation, the shape of the roof, the configuration of the building and many other important technical details.

