This is a project at Hoang Lien (Lien Mac, Bac Tu Liem, Hanoi), owned by the couple Quynh Lien and Nguyen Van Vu. The old house is located on the roof of a 500m2 villa in Hanoi Quynh Lien shared that her husband’s family has lived in Lien Mac village for a long time. The old house has gone through 4 generations, located on a land of 460m2. It is not only a place to go back and forth for the extended family, but also carries many sacred meanings and great cultural values. My wife and I really love this house. However, when the children grow up, life becomes more modern, they also want the family to live in a spacious and comfortable house. The old house is bold in the countryside in the Northern Delta with 3 rooms and 2 wings located on the terrace of a modern villa. In front is a garden area, planted with ornamental plants and decorated with sculptures. The problem is quite difficult: How to preserve the value left by the ancestors but still achieve the goal of building a new house? After thinking for a while, Lien and her husband decided to keep the old house, but moved to the roof of the villa. The bold idea seemed impossible, but the final result brought a breakthrough. The brick wall is rustic, bringing closeness. The building looks quite striking from a distance. Lien and her husband work in the sculpture industry, so every corner and design has its own characteristics with delicate statues and reliefs. The floor area of ​​the building is 460m2. The lower floor is the place to live, display statues, work and live together for the whole family. The roof of the villa with the highlight is a traditional wooden house with wooden trusses, fish-scale tile roof, three compartments and two wings. Ms. Lien added that the person who built this house was rich and prestigious in the village. Up to now, the house is more than 100 years old. Next to the old house is the family living area. More than 23 years ago, when she first visited her husband’s house, she was attracted by the house’s designs. This is the place where the family gathers and organizes funerals. To rebuild this house on the roof of the villa, the couple spent a lot of effort. The wooden core is kept completely intact, the brick wall is newly built, to carpentry, bringing closeness to the work. With a harmonious layout between ancient and modern, the building brings a new look to the architecture. Around the old house, the owner also planted many beautiful trees and flowers. “Not only creating a beautiful landscape, green trees are also an effective way to fight the heat,” said Ms. Lien. The building at night is very shimmering and fanciful. The green trees take shade and make the building more lively. Wooden stairs for homeowners and guests to “adventure” when taking photos. Husband and wife sculptors Nguyen Van Vu and Quynh Lien. Peaceful space. View of the villa from above. The kitchen and the place where the sculptures are displayed. Work area downstairs. Gym room with many equipment and machines. Reception room and Koi fish tank on the first floor. The owner is very hospitable, often invites friends and relatives to come and play.

The advantage of a 1-storey villa model with 4 bedrooms brings a feeling of comfort, warmth and gathering when people have more time and opportunity to interact with each other. Therefore, with the large campus, the choice of the design of a 4-bedroom villa is always a priority. Placing the bedroom next to other rooms in the same building will make moving easier. Especially for families with children or the elderly, life will be more convenient. The 1-storey villa has 4 L-shaped bedrooms. The highlight of this design is the bright red Thai roof. The foyer of the house uses concave lines. The roof has a moderate slope to make it easier to drain rainwater. Modern single-storey villa with 4 bedrooms. The Thai roof structure creates a highlight when combined with the sophisticated design style when using the impressive blue and wooden exterior moldings. There is a living room, 4 bedrooms right next to the main door. Behind the living room is the worship room. Next, the kitchen and toilet are placed next to each other to ensure the needs of family members. Model 1 floor 4 bedroom villa with garden. The dark Thai roof system stands out on the dominant white color of the 1-storey 4-bedroom garden model, making the work more eye-catching. The swimming pool is designed right in front of the house to help your space more airy and cool. To the right of the main entrance is the living room. Four bedrooms are arranged symmetrically across the living room and meet the living needs of family members. The kitchen and dining room are placed separately to limit the smell of food from spreading to the living room. The bathroom and toilet are located at the end of the house, so it is convenient to use. The low-budget 1-storey 4-bedroom villa is designed in a classical architectural style, the main white color highlights the delicate reliefs and patterns. The door system is made of wood to create an impression. The first compartment is the living room and the kitchen separated by large spaces. The living room area is comfortably furnished in a classic style, creating a unity for the building. The kitchen and dining room are neatly arranged and functional. The second compartment is 4 bedrooms and a multi-purpose room. Master bedroom with comfortable and luxurious design. The remaining three bedrooms use simple furniture but ensure convenience. Investors can rely on Feng Shui and members’ preferences to request neoclassical, classical or modern style of rooms, as well as the design of the location.

Corvin Castle in Romania has Gothic architecture style of the 14th century. This place has undergone many restoration processes, and is currently an archaeological museum displaying many ancient objects. Gwrych Castle in Wales was built between 1819 and 1825. During World War II, the government here used the castle as a place to house 200 Jewish refugees. Since the war, the castle has been abandoned and has become a tourist attraction for visitors to Wales. Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany is a popular tourist attraction in this country, attracting more than 1.3 million visitors each year. This place is most beautiful in winter with white snow. Visitors coming here can’t help but be surprised like stepping into the land of Disneyland. Kilchurn Castle is a monument in Scotland, built in the mid-15th century. The castle is located quite isolated on a small peninsula, northeast of Lake Awe with clear water. Castle Colomares features Spanish architectural style. Although it was only built in the period of 1987 – 1994, but for visitors to Malaga of the bull country, they will not miss visiting this castle. It was created in honor of the explorer Christopher Columbus. Swallow’s Nest Castle is considered a symbol of the Crimean government, located in the south of Ukraine. Not only famous for its historical significance or geographical location, Swallow’s Nest is also known by the romantic name of “Love Castle”. This place was built in 1912, in the modern Gothic style. The castle Mont-Saint Michel, quietly located on a small island in the northwest of France, is one of the most beautiful landmarks in this country. On the bay of Saint-Malo, this castle looks mysterious when the tide is high, revealing the castle on an oasis in the midst of immense water. But then, the French people built a land bridge, connecting the castle to the mainland. The Ruins Castle is located on a fairly deserted island, named on the list of the most worth-visiting monuments for visitors to Ireland. The castle has a cold, mysterious beauty of time, with unique architecture and walls covered with moss and vines. This is a castle located on the island of Trakai in Lithuania, on Lake Galve. This place is named Trakai, like the island’s name, was built in the 14th century. The entire castle has stone architecture, with a red brick pointed roof. Prague Castle is known as a Czech gem. The magnificent castle, located prominently in the city, is a long-standing symbol of the Czech Republic, built around 880. This castle has an area of ​​​​70,000 square meters, is the largest castle in the world according to the Guinness record. In the past, in history, Prague Castle itself used to be an entire town. Bojnice Castle in Slovakia is a relic of medieval perfection, with Gothic architecture. This place was built in the 12th century, and is still preserved to this day. Over time, the castle is shaded by nature with a romantic look. Not only attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, Bojnice is also a popular location for filming fairy-tale movies. Hochosterwitz Castle is one of Austria’s most famous medieval castles. This castle is located on a large cliff on a high mountain, visitors can see this place from a distance of 30km on clear days. Visitors to the castle can go by car or by train to this place.

From 1954-1975, Saigon, under the management of the national government at the time, with the social situation had a temporary period of peace, the economy was developed, the urban attraction increased, leading to the urbanization rate. rapidly developing. Since the 1960s, the economy has depended on massive aid from allied capitalist countries, especially the United States. Saigon urban area has the opportunity to develop further. The networks of roads and main roads were expanded and newly built. The population of Saigon at that time was more than three million people and had become a huge metropolis, a population center, a center of employment and a refugee camp. The Library of General Science, designed by architect Nguyen Huu Thien and architect Bui Quang Hanh, completed in 1972, is highly appreciated for its architectural solutions to adapt to hot, humid tropical climates and heavy rains. In the early 1970s, due to the economic investment policy to attract foreign capital, the city’s industry developed strongly, and a series of large-scale enterprises appeared. In parallel with the development of technical infrastructure, traffic, electricity, water; social infrastructure, public works, commerce, services, large residences, buildings, hospitals, universities are invested and developed with higher quality than before. In addition, a large number of highly qualified and numerous scientific and technical workers, technical workers and craftsmen were born. In which, a team of Vietnamese architects trained from many domestic and foreign sources such as France and the US have met the design and construction needs of Saigon. Based on the contemporary socio-economic foundation, construction activities developed together with close exchanges with Western capitalist countries have created conditions for art movements in the world to be imported into Vietnam. freely. In which, the popular international modern architectural style has contributed to changing the appearance of Saigon architecture. This architectural style has begun to gradually replace the cumbersome and restrictive Western classical and neoclassical architectural forms before, making Saigon architecture bring many elements of a modern urban architecture. compared to other countries in Asia at this time. Notably, most of these architectural works are designed and constructed by a team of Vietnamese architects who meet international modern standards. The stylized stilt house standing on the lake and the flower wall on the reading room façade is a reasonable solution. Columns, beams, cantilevered roofs, roofs reaching out from the walls are familiar traditional images . The trend of modern architecture when entering our country has been applied by the architects to suit the local climatic conditions and has formed the style of “tropical modern architecture”. In fact, this style appears almost widely in countries with tropical climates such as Brazil of South America, some South African countries, South Asian countries such as India, Sri Lanka or from Southeast Asian countries. They have the common characteristics of simple shapes, high-rise buildings, reinforced concrete construction materials, aluminum and glass, high functional value, use of detailed structure of couches, sunshades and corridors in accordance with the requirements of the project. humid tropical climate. However, a special feature is that “tropical modern architecture” in Saigon has been skillfully combined by Vietnamese architects between Western modern technical elements and Eastern culture, exploiting the traditional architectural features in the building. The harmony between architecture, people and nature has made these buildings truly worthy contemporary works to be treasured. Tropical features and Saigon nuances Referring to the typical architectural works of this period, it is impossible not to mention the Independence Palace by the architect. Ngo Viet Thu and his associates designed. My colleagues also have an analysis of this work in the same issue, however, I still want to emphasize, this is a work that shows a harmonious combination of Western and Eastern cultural elements. , creating a project with a “tropical modern” style as a monumental highlight at the end of Le Duan street. Independence Palace seen from above. Photo: Zing The facade architecture of the building is divided into three solid – hollow – and solid pieces, which partly repeats the layout of the previous Norodom Palace, however, can also recall the silhouette of the traditional three-room, two-gable house, similar correspond to the functional areas inside. The ground floor is designed with large glass doors to bring trees and water surface into the building as much as possible. The prominent image on the façade is the unique “stone flower curtain”, the author’s name for his work. Because the facade of the building faces East – North, in order to have a lot of natural light and still limit solar radiation, the author has cleverly combined Western technical materials with traditional aesthetic concepts. The tradition creates the image of the curtain, making people think of the images of the shuttle or the bamboo structures, which are symbols of the gentleman in the concept of the Eastern people. They bring a very familiar feeling to Vietnamese people. Inside the flower curtain is a wide and long porch filled with light, reminiscent of a porch in folk architecture. The indoor spaces are created by the author according to the principle of natural ventilation and open space to exploit the surrounding landscape and also to suit the climate here. Even the roof insulation solution is taken care of. The roof has a two-layer floor structure, the bottom is a bearing concrete layer, the top is a heat-resistant knitting sheet placed on a brick pillow 40cm from the floor, it is thanks to the convection air cushion in the middle that should keep the indoor temperature at all times. cool either. At the same time, in the work, some specific materials are used such as washing stone, grinding stone to paint the walls, but there are people who put the Independence Palace in the category of “tropical architecture that creates Saigon’s nuances in the overall design of the city.” Vietnamese contemporary architecture”. In 1972, the construction of the General Science Library designed by architects Nguyen Huu Thien and Bui Quang Hanh was completed. The work is located in a quite favorable position in the city center, opposite the old Gia Long Palace – now the City Revolution Museum – at the corner of Nam Ky Khoi Nghia and Ly Tu Trong streets today. The authors have combined the building block in functionalism by creating two blocks with a clear geometric shape but cleverly arranging them to contrast each other. The horizontal block is the reading room and the vertical block is the bookstore, along with the solid and hollow façade solution to bring unexpected and impressive visual effects. Although this is a tactic that we often encounter in some modern Western works, here the authors have shown the consistency from content to form an architectural solution adapted to the situation. The climate is tropical with lots of sunshine and lots of rain. At the same time, the authors also know how to skillfully combine Western aesthetic elements and traditional Vietnamese elements to create a work with unique nuances. General Science Library Architecture. Photo: Flickr That is the architectural treatment of the facade of the bookstore with solid walls running in the horizontal direction, symbolizing books stacked on top of each other and leaving only small window slots just enough to get light, to Avoid direct sunlight to yellow the documents inside. Or like the image of a stylized stilt house standing on a lake in a cubic layout of the building’s facade, the ground floor floor is raised from the ground to bring a sense of closeness and enjoyment but without losing the grandeur of House. Because the work is facing northwest – southeast, the use of a flower wall on the facade of the reading room block is quite reasonable, both against solar radiation and creating ventilation for the corridors and rooms inside. . Especially here the authors have modernized traditional architectural elements to create decorative motifs that are extremely expressive, bringing great success. The work that makes a strong and unforgettable impression is thanks to this flower wall. The building is no longer a homogeneous box-shaped block, but has used many elements of traditional wooden architecture such as columns, beams, cantilever, roof raced out from the wall, even the familiar bare surfaces of the building. The large wall panels in modern architectural style are also treated with stone materials and decorated with dragon and phoenix reliefs. The shapes and details show that the Vietnameseization as well as the tropicalization of modern architecture at the Library of General Science has reached its peak. University of Medicine and Pharmacy project. Photo: MINH@K It is possible to point out another project, which is the University of Medicine and Pharmacy. Located in a large campus, with a distributed layout but the blocks are linked together by rows of covered corridors on all three floors, so the circulation between functional blocks is quite convenient. It is also thanks to this layout that the building organically connects with the gardens, trees, water surface, weaving in the campus to create a fresh atmosphere, softening the harsh sun of the climate. It also demonstrates the application of the principles of the school of organic architecture that such masters as Frank Lloyd Wright, Alvar Aalto, Richards Neutra have proposed. Although there is a limitation of square shapes, but due to the way of creating a liberal floor plan, due to the flexible solution of space, it has been quite closely combined between the indoor and outdoor spaces. between architectural works and nature in a harmonious and lively manner. The project of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy is a very successful example of a solution against solar radiation. For the east and west facing facades, a vertical and thick slat system combined with the corridor was used. As for the south and north facing sides, the corridor solution is combined with the mixed roof system. The blocks are linked together thanks to the corridors covered with all three floors, so the circulation between the functional blocks is quite convenient and organically connected with the gardens, trees, and the sun. country. This is also a successful work on solutions against solar radiation. For the facades facing east and west, a thick and vertical slat system in combination with the corridor was used. As for the south and north facing sides, the corridor solution is combined with the mixed roof system. Photo: MINH@K In general, the architecture of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy has a high consistency thanks to the use of a wide corridor system solution combined with blue forms, herringbone stairs, whitewashed stone walls that stand out on the green background of trees. All of them create a very typical style of “Saigon tropical architecture”. Although there are only a few typical examples in the overall picture of Saigon urban architecture in the period 1954-1975, it also gives us an idea that Saigon architecture in this period has taken a step forward. outstanding, both adapting to the tropical climate and meeting the needs of the new urban lifestyle of the people here. Whenever mentioning this period, everyone is proud of an architecture with the common name “tropical modernization”, a title favored by many international researchers. With a fairly smooth combination between modernity and ethnicity in architecture, between architectural, climatic and human factors, the works in this period really laid a solid foundation for the the next step of contemporary Vietnamese architecture. Posts: Assoc. Nguyen Khoi

Villa of actress Ly Nha Ky. This is a very prime location in this bustling city. The villa is also the place of return of the actress “Unseasonal Wind” located just a few dozen meters from the banks of the Saigon River. Ly Nha Ky’s gilded villa. The villa has a fairly large campus area, around the villa is planted with some ornamental plants and placed two sets of stone tables so that the owner can sit and drink tea. When viewed from below, this 4-storey building can be seen as a magnificent and superficial castle. The villa has four sides around the building that are designed and built with many sophisticated and beautiful details. In addition, the actress once said that due to her frequent visits to sights and castles in Europe, she was very fond of classical Western architecture that made everyone admire. The house is designed by the beauty with 2 entrance gates on the two fronts, designed from gate to door are the same. The villa terrace area is built with a swimming pool with quite a large space for beautiful people to comfortably bathe in the cool water. Inside the villa on all floors, the owner’s interior is all yellow as the main color with European-style interior design and is imported from this continent. In the house, there are many details that are gilded and beautiful by the owner. Ly Nha Ky’s bedroom. The villa has a spacious and luxurious dining room. It can be seen that Ly Nha Ky loves antique chandeliers and luxurious style. The beauty especially loves royal architecture and adorns the house with beautiful gilded spaces.

The advantage of a 1-storey villa model with 4 bedrooms brings a feeling of comfort, warmth and gathering when people have more time and opportunity to interact with each other. Therefore, with the large campus, the choice of the design of a 4-bedroom villa is always a priority. Placing the bedroom next to other rooms in the same building will make moving easier. Especially for families with children or the elderly, life will be more convenient. The 1-storey villa has 4 L-shaped bedrooms. The highlight of this design is the bright red Thai roof. The foyer of the house uses concave lines. The roof has a moderate slope to make it easier to drain rainwater. Modern single-storey villa with 4 bedrooms. The Thai roof structure creates a highlight when combined with the sophisticated design style when using the impressive blue and wooden exterior moldings. There is a living room, 4 bedrooms right next to the main door. Behind the living room is the worship room. Next, the kitchen and toilet are placed next to each other to ensure the needs of family members. Model 1 floor 4 bedroom villa with garden. The dark Thai roof system stands out on the dominant white color of the 1-storey 4-bedroom garden house model, making the work more eye-catching. The swimming pool is designed right in front of the house to help your space more airy and cool. To the right of the main entrance is the living room. Four bedrooms are arranged symmetrically across the living room and meet the living needs of family members. The kitchen and dining room are placed separately to limit the smell of food from spreading to the living room. The bathroom and toilet are located at the end of the house, so it is convenient to use. The low-budget 1-storey 4-bedroom villa is designed in a classical architectural style, the main white color highlights the delicate reliefs and patterns. The door system is made of wood to create an impression. The first compartment is the living room and the kitchen separated by large spaces. The living room area is comfortably furnished in a classic style, creating a unity for the building. The kitchen and dining room are neatly arranged and functional. The second compartment is 4 bedrooms and a multi-purpose room. Master bedroom with comfortable and luxurious design. The remaining three bedrooms use simple furniture but ensure convenience. Investors can rely on Feng Shui and members’ preferences to request neoclassical, classical or modern style of rooms, as well as the design of the location.

Outdoor paving materials, necessarily anti-slip. In the design process, homeowners rarely pay attention to this issue, but only care about the functional needs, the form of the house. But to the construction stage – especially in the finishing stage; in connection with the procurement and use of materials; even though it is possible that a very clear and specific designation is given in the engineering design drawing; The owner still likes … to go to the material market to actually see, to choose materials for his house. The “conflict” between the designer and the owner about the choice and use of the material still occurs often. Architects have expertise and overview, choose the right materials; But sometimes the architect is too fond of his style, does not care to grasp the needs and psychology of the host. And the homeowner chooses materials according to the feelings, without the overall look. Many types of display materials are beautiful, but put into the work is not beautiful, or in particular a particular area is not suitable. In many cases, the materials are chosen by architects to beautify the house, but the owner is … warm and unsatisfied; and conversely, homeowners (arbitrarily) choose materials rarely in the opinion of architects. This is a professional job, but the new owner is the direct user of the project, related to those materials and the person… to spend money. Therefore, to have a common voice; then the architect must grasp, learn the needs, living habits and home psychology (with members); but the owner needs to listen to the advice of a specialist, avoid the type of “shopping” for the material, see something good, beautiful (at that time) and then pick up. The concept of beauty and the needs and aesthetic level of each person is different. Therefore, in order to choose the right materials and come to a common voice, in general, the experience of some architects is that – apart from the financial factor, it is necessary to adhere to some specialized principles. subject and each side also need to have an attitude of respect, “yield” to each other. Chandeliers are an important element in classical European architectural style. Suitable for use Materials used in architectural works, first of all, must be suitable for function; This is the most important principle. Each space, each function room, each type of structure and part of architecture has different positions and roles, it is necessary to have materials with suitable mechanical – physical – chemical properties. Floor tiles where water is available (courtyards, toilets) require slip resistance first, and then other issues such as patterns, colors …; garden and exterior materials must be resistant to natural conditions (rain, sun); materials and equipment in the bathroom must be water-resistant, high-moisture-resistant, and electrical safe; the cooking material must be heat resistant … Suitable for use space g Each space, each room in the house has its own specific function, for human activities living, living or working in it. In order to provide the correct functional effect, the materials need to be suitable as well. For example, the living room next to the garden on the ground floor needs airy, comfortable, close to nature, can use natural materials; Upstairs the common room provides closeness; the bedroom should be quiet and warm; music and entertainment rooms need an impression … In addition to the design in the functional space, the interior layout; Then the use of materials, equipment, materials in these spaces also contributes to creating the desired space. Suitable architectural style – interior Each house has an architectural style and interior, according to the will, needs of the owner with the advice of the architect; and designed in that direction by the architect. In order to create style, the role of the material and how it is used is very important. Each architectural – interior style requires the respective materials and the correct way of using them. Modern style has many new materials such as glass, steel, stainless steel …; Eastern classical style has a deep sound of brown wood with sophisticated details; The rustic folk style has the presence of natural materials such as bamboo, wood, stone … Natural stones, ceramic tiles, wood and trees create a rustic, close garden feel. Matching ratio Ratio is an important factor in architecture. Some spaces requiring use of materials are involved in this, especially tiled surfaces. The area of ​​a floor, the height of the walls, and the space of the room need the right proportions. The bathroom is usually small, so choose the moderate size ceramic tiles; should not be too big, if you calculate the parity the better. If using a large brick size, in addition to inconsistent proportions and visuals, it also causes wasteful damage due to much cutting. Some types of architectural parts are now pre-engineered with many sizes, for example, doors need to be based on the area, the height of the room, the space of the wall to choose the right size. Correlation in harmony with the surroundings A building is using many types of materials, in many spaces and spaces that are related to each other. In order to have a harmonious whole, this also needs to be noted. That relationship can be in itself in each function room, within the project; Or out in the garden, on the alley – the street. It is necessary to consider the relationship and surrounding landscape for material selection. For example, at present, there are many townhouses and apartments designed with living room space – living together with the kitchen – dining. The living room floor – common living room or parquet; and the tiled kitchen. These two materials have different origins, different properties coexist on the same ground; and so it is necessary to choose the appropriate species, which can “go together”. In general, the selection and use of materials are very important for architectural works. In a way, there is no such thing as a ugly or beautiful material. Bad or beautiful is whether it exists properly, in the right place in the project or not. Choosing the right materials, beautifying, correcting the space, the overall project. This requires both creativity, sophistication and designer’s experience; the harmony, the predestined relationship in the architect and the host’s relationship./.

Britney Spears bought this villa in 2007 and sold it in 2012. The house was completed in 2001, has Mediterranean-style architecture, has an area of ​​nearly 700 m2 with 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The lobby is airy, sparkling, impressing with a sophisticated and sophisticated crystal chandelier. Luxurious living room, featuring beige stone floors and a large, classic-style fireplace. Simple family space, delicately decorated to bring a close and cozy atmosphere. The kitchen is large, decorated with wood and granite furniture and premium cooking equipment. Formal and open dining room. French doors open to the garden space. The main bedroom is elegant, filled with natural light, with main light tones. Soft curtains give a soft feel and make a room more elegant. The main bathroom is spacious, sophisticated, fully equipped with high-end amenities. The home cinema is one of the most outstanding features of the villa. Outdoor relaxing spaces include swimming pool, hot tub, BBQ area, and lush garden.

Justin Bieber bought his first house for $ 6.5 million in 2018. The villa was built in 2005, located in the city of Calabasas, California, USA. Photo: Hurwitz James Company. The property is designed with Mediterranean architecture style, has an area of ​​nearly 840 square meters with 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The male singer sold this villa in 2014 for $ 7.2 million. Photo: Hurwitz James Company. In 2014, this pop star rented a unique villa in the affluent Beverly Hills of Los Angeles, California for $ 60,000 / month. Photo: Zillow. Villa is designed with glass walls. The house has an area of ​​nearly 700 m2 with 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. Photo: Zillow. In 2016, Bieber spent $ 147,000 / month renting a luxury villa in the north of London, England. Photo: Rightmove. This classic English house was completed in 1910, covers an area of ​​about 2,500 m2 with 15 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms and amenities such as garage, tennis court and wine cellar. Photo: Rightmove. In 2018, Justin Bieber rented a luxury villa in the West Hollywood district of Los Angeles. This real estate is currently priced at about $ 9.6 million and the rental price is $ 55,000 / month. Photo: Zillow. The house has an area of ​​more than 550 m2 with 3 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and high-end amenities such as bar, swimming pool, wine cellar, cinema and gym. Photo: Zillow. In the summer of 2018, the pop star bought a $ 5 million country-style mansion in the town of Puslinch, Canada. Photo: House Sigma. The villa has an area of ​​nearly 840 square meters with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The house also has high-end amenities such as a cinema, gym and gaming room. Photo: House Sigma. The Canadian singer and his wife bought a cozy mansion in the Holmby Hills of Los Angeles in 2019 for $ 8.5 million. Photo: Zillow. The house was completed in the 1930s, covers an area of ​​about 560 square meters with 5 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. This property has just been sold in February 2021 for approximately $ 8 million. Photo: Zillow. The Bieber and his wife spent $ 25.8 million in August 2020 to buy a large mansion in Beverly Park, Los Angeles. This is also the current residence of the male pop star. Photo: 8 Beverly Park. Real estate was built in the 1980s, covers an area of ​​about 3000 m2 with 7 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and luxurious amenities such as cinema, gym, swimming pool and tennis court. Photo: 8 Beverly Park.

King Bao Dai His real name is Nguyễn Phúc Vĩnh Thụy (1913-1997), the last king of Nguyen Dynasty . He is famous for owning many of the most luxurious mansions in Vietnam, with a total of seven mansions scattered across the country. Hidden in a lane at the beginning of Ngoc Ha street, the house mansion wearing a tepid color of time. The house was built more than a century ago, perhaps because of that, it is bold in me France architecture in Indochina at that time. Ancient buildings are a unique combination of both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Outside, the typical oriental dragon phoenix roof architecture. Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles remain intact and have not faded over time. Stepping inside, the interior designs are completely Western, with windows that are structured in French outer glass: the regular inside is shaded by lightning. Not only that, but the window system and sliding rail doors still operate smoothly after nearly a century. What impresses anyone when visiting the house is perhaps the wide, graceful ironwood steps connecting the floors. In addition, the heating system and wooden wall-mounted cabinets available in all rooms remain original. What amazes visitors is that the house has an underground tunnel system and an exit as far as West Lake. However, decades ago, the government, when taking over, rebuilt it and assigned it to high-ranking officials. It can be seen that this is a historical work with a special architecture, both modern and once on the luxury of the residence of the last emperor of the Vietnamese feudal dynasty./.

Ancient buildings with both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Ancient buildings are a unique combination of both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Outside, the typical oriental dragon phoenix roof architecture. Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles remain intact and have not faded over time. The mansion at 186 Ngoc Ha Street is located in the middle of Hanoi capital, but very few people know it because over time, households build houses to obscure the vision of the villa. The materials for building the residence are imported from France, Italy, Spain … Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles have remained intact over time. French house architecture, when being imported into Vietnam, has also been modified more or less in terms of design and details to suit the locality. The area outside the fence at the entrance to the old mansion is a courtyard garden of 300 square meters wide. In particular, although the architecture is French style, the palace is cleverly dotted with typical East Asian architectural details, from the dragon shape curving on the fence wall leading to the house to the dragon and phoenix motifs. in the roof that was originally reserved for the kings of the Nguyen Dynasty. And here is a photo of the owner of the mansion. King Bao Dai’s real name is Nguyen Phuc Vinh Thuy (1913-1997), the last king of the Nguyen Dynasty. He is famous for owning many of the most luxurious mansions in Vietnam, with a total of seven mansions scattered across the country. Stepping inside, the interior designs are completely Western, with windows that are structured in French outer glass: the regular inside is shaded by lightning. Not only that, but the window system and sliding rail doors still operate smoothly after nearly a century. Electrical and plumbing systems go underground in the walls and under the floor. Even in the house, there is also a copper floor negative electric socket and water pump made in France that are still operating until now. The French villas or palaces always give priority to having trees to adjust the indoor temperature to a level that is not too high even on hot days. In particular, the architect designed the house cleverly added natural elements outside the window frame in the attic that is hot and humid so that the homeowner can take advantage of planting some more vines, increasing blue and aesthetics. What impresses anyone when visiting the house is perhaps the wide, graceful ironwood steps connecting the floors. In addition, the heating system and wooden wall-mounted cabinets available in all rooms remain original. The built-in wooden cabinet system is almost preserved. The interior design is completely Western, exuding luxury and nobility. Currently, the villa is being hired by an interior design company as a business premises. Mr. Ho Hoang Hai, the current owner of the villa, expressed his wish to have more historical and architectural information from researchers to help develop and preserve the unique architecture. This unique.

The Ho Chi Minh City Post Office, also known as the Central Post Office, is an ancient architectural work built by the French in 1886-1891, located at the Paris Commune Commune Square, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. Minh. During more than a century of existence and through many regimes, the work still retains its function as a post office. Located next to Notre Dame Cathedral, the Post Office is a beautiful architecture, in harmony with the urban landscape and an attractive tourist destination for tourists coming to Ho Chi Minh City.

Ho Chi Minh City Post Office has contemporary Western Beaux Arts architectural style combined with oriental decorations, designed by architect Villedieu and his assistant Foulhoux. The building has a sophisticatedly decorated facade with delicate details. Above the main gate facing the square, there is a round clock and records the year of construction: 1886-1891.

Outside, the front of the building is decorated in rectangular boxes, on which the inventors of the telegraph and electricity industries are registered. Above and below the registration box is covered with delicate flower and leaf relief.

The main hall interior space of the building is impressive with rolling arches and roof light windows. This is the place where customers deal with postal service counters; Currently, this is also a place to sell souvenirs for tourism.

In the middle of this space, there are rows of tables for people to sit and write letters.

The architectural features inside the building are extremely delicate with rolled arches and steel columns.

The main entrance to the lobby and the foyer system are made of iron with sophisticated floral decorations.

Even the roof drainage pipes are also sculpted aesthetically.

The two sides of the wall in the hall have two antique maps. The first plate is titled: Saigon et ses environs, 1892 (Saigon and surrounding areas, 1892).

The second plate is titled: Lignes télégraphiques du Sud Vietnam et du Cambodge, 1936 (Vietnam and Cambodia telegraph line, 1936).

The floor is tiled with cement tiles with many rich motifs.

The post office still maintains public telephone cabins – a hallmark of a time. Currently, a number of cabins are converted into rooms for ATMs.

Now few people come to post offices to send mail and mobile phones are dominant, but the Ho Chi Minh City Post Office is always crowded with tourists to visit and buy souvenirs.

The souvenir counter is located in the front hallway. This place is very crowded, especially foreign visitors.

They are very interested in souvenirs bearing Vietnamese cultural identity.

With beautiful space and architecture, the City Post Office is an attractive wedding photography spot for many couples.

Visitors here cannot forget to take souvenir photos in front of this wonderful architecture.

“Beautiful scenery in the West / Giving out to each other with me / Me / Remembering the sixth day of March / Eating with coffee at the Western pagoda”. These verses have imprinted on the souls of many people of Doai. Over time, with a lot of livelihoods, but every month of the third lunar month, when rice flowers are red in one corner of the sky, people eagerly await the Western pagoda festival.

Tay Phuong Pagoda is famous not only in the ancient times through legend and history, it is also famous in the enchanting landscape, because it is located on the top of Cau Lau mountain, suddenly in the middle of the fertile plain, with mountains and mountains. rivers, water are associated with the concept of oriental feng shui. The West is also famous for its set of golden-painted vermilion wooden worshiping statues, which can be considered as the most crowded Buddhist temple in the temples in Vietnam with outstanding and outstanding value for wooden statues, recognized as Treasures. Country 2013.

Tay Phuong Pagoda is usually held on March 6 of the lunar calendar every year.

The current Tay Phuong pagoda is a group of monads, including the following categories: Tam Quan Lower, Tam Quan Thuong, Son Than Temple, Tien Duong, Trung Duong, Upper Palace, Ancestral House, Mau House and Guest House.

From the lower three mandarins sent up 247 new laterite steps to Tam Quan Thuong. Son Than Temple is located on the left side of the pagoda, separate from the main temple area. This is a plaintiff that both plays a role as a place to worship the god of the mountain and Duc Ong church, with a modest area with traditional tiled wood architecture. Main Temple is the main item of all Western bliss. The pagoda is located on the top of Cau Lau mountain, has a public (I) architectural structure, including the buildings of Tien Duong, Trung Duong and Upper Palace. All three have a wooden frame structure of a match-pile style, two floors and eight roofs. Both roof floors are in the style of “blade of the roof”, between the two floors is a match neck covered by puzzle boards. The front street and the upper house were 5 compartments, 2 wings with 6 feet for the roof, and the Middle Road was shortened horizontally, only 3 rooms with 2 wings, 4 feet for truss, but with a high roof.

Tay Phuong Pagoda, or the word “Sung Phuc Tu” is a relic of an artistic architecture, located on the territory of Thach Xa commune, Thach That district, about 40 km from the center of Hanoi city to the west.

Legend has it that the birth of the temple was associated with the spread of Buddhism into Vietnam. A few centuries later, the story is tilted in a different direction, associated with the character Cao Bien – Tang Dynasty porcelain of the Tang dynasty (864 – 868) who once ruled An Nam and came here to build a religious architecture, with the intention of blocking this country.

The match stock in Tien Duong and Thuong Dien has the same size and height of 1m, while in Trung Duong is larger in size, 1.40m high. Because Cổêm is so taller, so although the roofs of all three buildings are the same height, the upper roof of the middle court is significantly superior, accordingly, in the overall view of the pagoda, we can see that the Middle Road is much higher. The front of the front of the street is lined with wooden doors and tables in the three nave, the two sides are built with bricks, only without plastering, is the language of the outer wall, representing all three plaintiffs.

Tay Phuong main pagoda still has a lot of specialties about wooden frame structures, roof ships, roof sets, and decorative themes on wooden architecture. In order to fully feel the beauty of the temple in general, the main temple architecture in particular, certainly not a single article is exhausted, hope visitors from all over the world, pilgrims come to admire the new place. All the beauty of this item.

People take measures to prevent epidemics when they visit the pagoda.

All wooden details in the temple are exquisitely carved. The traps, the paintings, the armpits, the dragon planks … all have carved familiar Vietnamese decorative themes: mulberry leaves, lotus leaves, lotus flowers, chrysanthemums, dragons, phoenixes, tiger cubs. … very lively, created under the hands of talented carpenters of carpenters in the area of ​​Tong Nua, the traditional village of Chang Son – the oldest and famous carpentry village of Doai.

Tay Phuong Pagoda is a unique first-class architecture in the temples in Vietnam, with a combination of traditional architectural style and natural habitat. For that reason, in 2014, the Government recognized this temple as a special National Monument of artistic architectural value.

The relic management board has deployed a separate scenario for epidemic prevention, so the number of visitors from all over the world to visit and worship the Buddha is very crowded.

This year, due to the complicated evolution of the Covid-19 epidemic, the People’s Committee of Thach That district did not hold the festival as usual. However, from March 13, 2021, Tay Phuong Pagoda was opened to welcome tourists from all over the world to visit after the closing time to prevent the Covid-19 epidemic. Thach That District People’s Committee, Monuments Management Board has deployed a separate scenario for epidemic prevention with many synchronous solutions, so the number of visitors from all directions to visit and worship Buddha is very crowded.

The people who come to the temple are not just “happy children, happy old people,” but also come with their spiritual and respectful wishes. Along with the measures of the authorities and local authorities, the National Monuments Management Board, Specially Western Pagoda, calls on visitors to fully comply with the regulations on prevention and fighting against the Covid-19 of the central government. and Hanoi city, strictly abide by the message “5K” of the Ministry of Health to maintain the achievements of epidemic prevention and control, to meet the people’s spiritual needs and legitimate beliefs.