Lykke Kondo units are designed with a built-in loft, allowing vertical separation of space within a single unit.

This creates two distinct functional areas:

• Lower floor (main living area)
• Upper loft (secondary usable space)

This layout enables physical separation between activities such as work, rest, and daily living.

For example:

• The loft can be used as a sleeping area
• The main floor can be used for work, dining, and leisure

This reduces overlap between functions that are typically combined in a single-room layout.

In standard Studio units without a loft, the same space is often used for:

• Sleeping
• Working
• Eating

This can lead to limited space allocation and reduced organisation.

With a loft, floor space on the main level is preserved.

This allows for:

• Dedicated workspace setup
• Clear walking paths
• More efficient furniture placement

Vertical separation also improves space utilisation without increasing the unit’s footprint.

For example:

A Studio unit at Lykke Kondo has:

• 23.56 sqm base area
• 9.37 sqm loft area
• Total: 32.93 sqm usable space

This increases functional space by approximately 40% without expanding the base floor area.

The separation of zones supports more structured daily routines.

Different areas can be assigned for:

• Work
• Sleep
• Storage

This reduces the need to rearrange or convert spaces throughout the day.

It also supports consistency in usage.

Each area maintains a fixed purpose, improving efficiency in movement and activity within the unit.

Overall, the loft design enables:

• Multi-zone living within a compact unit
• Increased usable space
• Clear separation of daily functions
• Improved organisation without additional floor area

These are measurable spatial advantages that directly affect how the unit is used on a daily basis.