Not only is the cultural and ceramic center, the project is a space for community activities, connecting the people of Bat Trang …
Center for Vietnamese Craft Village – a work designed by Architect Hoang Thuc Hao’s Architectural Office 1 + 1> 2 since 2018.
This is an architectural complex located in an area of 3,700 square meters, with one side facing Bat Trang village, the other facing the Bac Hung Hai canal. The project has an estimated total investment of 150 billion VND. 
Inspired by the image of “ceramic claws” rotating table blocks interfering with each other, shaping the work with multi-faceted surfaces, soft and free movement. 
In another corner, we see the image of the old pots of the Bat Trang people. 
“Rotating Pottery” preserves traditional values and develops pottery in the new era, honoring the creativity and talent of artisans. With the function of museum and trade center displaying elite products, … includes 2 main blocks: 4-storey inner block: for commercial activities, homestay rooms of experts and artisans. The 4th floor is the quintessential culinary restaurant of the village. Next to it is the performance room of the ethnic arts. Outer museum block: – The first floor frees the maximum space, creates a Pottery Square, displays and introduces products, is a gathering place, connects visitors with Artisans. Open space suitable for large activities, traditional cultural festivals … Floor 2, 3, displaying art pottery throughout the process of forming Bat Trang Pottery Village up to now. With unique, delicate, colorful ancient enamel lines … to shape, sophisticated decoration details, natural, close … The 4th floor is an organic garden, a green “play” space. Agricultural crops are planted according to the scenario of each season, each region in the strip of land along the Red River … A space for guests to experience relaxation, children learn about nature, or artisans indulging in the clouds and trees. grass, following the Red River flow … 
The impressive look of the 150 billion project seen from above. 
To make this unique “shell”, the craftsmen have used thin linear fiber reinforced concrete with effective bearing capacity, low load. 
Performance spaces, commercial areas, Homestay rooms … are designed with effective natural lighting and ventilation. 
Traditional materials of Bat Trang craft village such as traditional ceramic tiles, baked tile, mosaic tiles … were also used to create the most authentic colors for the museum. 
About light in the building. 
Works designed from 2018 
After 3 years of construction, this ceramic museum is expected to be in operation from June 2021 
The “Rotating Pottery” museum is in the process of completion, hoping to create a worthy highlight to contribute to the inheritance and promotion of the ancestral heritage … of the famous pottery village in the foreign capital. ha Anh (Photo provided by Office of Architecture 1 + 1> 2)
You must log in to post a comment.