The Twisted House is a private residence located in Strovolos, Nicosia. 

At first glance, the Twisted House appears to be a composition of different angles. Using the notion of a rotated volume, the house unfolds with a suspended upper floor that seems to defy gravity, providing a sense of dynamic equilibrium. This cantilever floor gives a strong volumetric identity to the whole structure, while also serving a functional role, as it accommodates the covered ground-floor terrace.

The design is commited to simple geometry. The intentional use of straight lines and clean forms enhances the functionality of all spaces and highlights the volume hanging above the ground. 

The exterior of the Twisted House is a study in contrasts, with its bold angles softened by a careful selection of materials. A balanced blend of glass, steel, and concrete ensures that the structure remains grounded in its surrounding environment, while preserving its distinctive geometry.

As one steps inside, the interior unfolds with an open-plan layout that produces a sense of openness and fluidity. This feeling is amplified by the large window frames installed, that maximize natural light and blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. The private areas of the house are located on the upper floor, where the utilization of the rotating concept creates spaces that are interconnected, generating a dynamic flow of motion around the house.

In essence, the Twisted House is a building that not only intrigues the eye with its distinctive design, but also cares to provide a comfortable and inviting home for its inhabitants, a home that meets their needs.