Architect AD9Architects said that the first approach of the architect at this project was a handmade card shop. The remaining functional blocks are organized based on the balance factor. The house faces the West, so the buffer spaces are formed as an essential reason to minimize noise, dust and heat. The gaps found are the transparency where fresh air, trees, and light bring together many of the elements needed for a tube house in the central climate. Da Nang house is located in Vip island area, Hoa Xuan ward, Cam Le district, Da Nang city, completed in 2020. The house has an area of ​​​​500 m², the facade of the building stands out with the color of baked bricks arranged in blocks. The round squares in the front are planted with trees, as a highlight for the house in the middle of the urban area. The materials used are mostly bought locally such as fired bricks, natural split stone, washed stone… The interior is used from the family’s previous house. The architect shared: “The completion of a housing project during the COVID-19 epidemic period is something the office feels very precious, thank you to the construction teams and families for always accompanying us. .” The architect designed many buffer spaces to minimize noise, dust and heat. From the ground floor to the upper floors, all floors are connected to each other, this is to overcome the West facing house. Besides, trees, light and buffer space are essential elements for a tube house in the Central region. Public and private spaces are connected by atrium. The connection between members becomes easier. Fully equipped kitchen and dining room. A corner of planting trees in the front of the house to the west. The materials used in the house are mainly local materials such as fired bricks.

In recent times, young people with financial success, besides spending more time for themselves to enjoy traveling, shopping or eating luxury. Many young people also reward themselves for their achievements with an authentic destination to show their self-worth. For them, personal space is no longer a story of a bed, a closet or simply a place to sleep and eat. But for this generation, “living space” is the place to help them find energy after a long day of hard work, a place to promote creativity and inspiration for their career, a small corner to live. the most fulfilling, enjoyable and memorable life with loved ones. Generous space nurtures creativity Space of creativity As a person working in the advertising industry, Dinh An has the personality of a creative person. For An, the apartment is not only a place to live, but a private world to balance life and nurture endless creative emotions. The main idea is the subtle minimalism of contemporary style and the breaking of space limitations, bringing a luxurious living experience with bold personality of young people. The apartment is arranged with a seamless space without partitions, combining floor tiles simulating wood, white tiles with accents of raw brick walls, creating a feeling of comfort and generosity. A large window frame replaces the wall connecting the inside and outside space, where every morning An enjoys a cup of coffee watching the pace of life begin. Maybe just that is enough energy for a new day. Peaceful silence in the window Luxurious space in relaxation Born in the highlands, Tue Duyen is used to the house space where there is always sunshine and the scent of flowers and grass every morning. The interior of the house is made of wood, the floor and the walls are pale with the colors of time… When building her own house, Duyen brought those familiar memories into the design idea, covering every little corner of the spirit. Simple and filled with commemorative pieces of furniture. The house is simply designed in the form of small highland villas using white tones as the main theme. The functional spaces maximize open space to get natural light and minimize details to create visual accents connecting with the outside. Although the details are simplified, the architect has cleverly applied the surfaces of natural materials with warm tones such as stone, wood, … and basic shapes to create a distinctive aesthetic of the house. home. Dotted in that space are paintings depicting peaceful life or decorative items that remind of childhood memories. Quiet little corner connecting the soul Beautiful space from “just and enough” Young girl Soty Quynh is a lover of beauty from the “moderate and sufficient” of each element in use. Use white as the main color for the wall and ceiling surfaces to blend with the light brown wood grain tile background, combine the furniture with the same materials and accents in pastel blue and pastel pink to create a minimalist aesthetic. but still stands out elegantly. Despite the modest area, Soty Quynh’s apartment is still full of functional areas in the house such as living room, kitchen and dining area, home office corner, bedroom… The highlight of the apartment is the small corner. dedicated to meditation, a combination of wood-grained brick floors and natural sunlight through sliding windows – where Soty Quynh finds a peaceful place in the middle of the city. Loving beauty and respecting freedom in lifestyle, Eurotile ceramic tile brand has created life-inspired collections (BSTs) aimed at homeowners with high aesthetic taste and high requirements for quality. . Eurotile wishes to become a leading brand in brick design trends, bringing a peaceful, sophisticated and close to nature lifestyle. From the naturalness in colors, the sharpness in the textures, the authenticity in the surface and the reminiscent of deep stories, all of these elements combine to create their own elegance, sophistication and class. for “unique me” spaces in each person’s own home.

Recently, a number of foreign architectural news sites and magazines simultaneously published pictures of a tube house with a unique design in Da Nang. This tube house is located in VIP Hoa Xuan island area (Cam Le district, Da Nang city), is the living space of a retired couple with their two children and their mother. The front part of the house is used as a craft shop, the remaining functional blocks of the house are designed based on the vertical balance element. Thanks to the opposing nature of each space to bring a natural flow and enjoyable experience at each time of day for homeowners. The house faces west, so the designer has created many large gaps in the house with skylights to minimize noise, dust and harsh sunlight from outside. At the same time, thanks to the empty spaces, the indoor air is continuously circulated. Along with the source of fresh air, to reduce the harshness of the weather in Central Vietnam, the owner also planted more trees to bring a feeling of coolness and harmony with nature. The bathroom space of the house All materials such as fired bricks, grindstones, rustic stones, etc. are locally sourced while the furniture of the house is old family stuff.

My Son Sanctuary is located in Duy Phu commune, Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam province, about 69 km from Da Nang city and near Tra Kieu ancient citadel. My Son Sanctuary is located in a valley about 2 km in diameter, surrounded by hills. My Son Sanctuary includes many temples, once the place of sacrifices of the Champa dynasty. This place is considered one of the main temple centers of Hinduism (Hinduism) in Southeast Asia. In 1999, My Son Sanctuary was selected by UNESCO as one of the world heritages at the 23rd session of the World Heritage Committee according to standard C(ii) as a good example of cultural exchange and according to UNESCO. standard C(iii), the only evidence of the disappearance of Asian civilization. Currently, this place is included in the list of 23 special national monuments of our country. My Son Sanctuary was built in the fourth century. Centuries later, this holy place was supplemented with large and small towers, which became the main relic of Champa culture in Vietnam. In addition to the ceremonial function, My Son Sanctuary is also the cultural and religious center of the Champa dynasties and the burial place of kings and powerful priests. There are about 70 architectural works such as temples, tombs… were built in My Son Sanctuary. These works are built with 2 main materials: stone and fired brick. In it, there is a temple built of stone. It is also the only stone temple of the Cham Pa relics. The main temples in My Son Sanctuary worship Linga and Yoni cultural symbols, the image of Lord Shiva (the protector of the Champa kings). The god worshiped in My Son is Bhadrésvara, who founded the first king line of Amaravati at the end of the 4th century, combined with the name of Shiva, becoming the main religion to worship the god – king and royal ancestors. In 1885, My Son relic was discovered by a group of French soldiers. In 1898-1899, two French researchers, L.Finot and L.de Lajonquière, and architect and archaeologist H. Parmentier came here to study epitaphs and the art of Cham architecture and sculpture. In addition to My Son Sanctuary, Quang Nam province also has the ancient town of Hoi An recognized as a World Cultural Heritage. This is a neighborhood formed from the 16th to 17th centuries, formerly a trading port of the Central region. Up to now, the ancient town of Hoi An still preserves almost the original state of the architectural relics complex, including many types of houses, assembly halls, communal houses, temples, shrines, wells, bridges, ethnic churches, harbors, markets. combined with horizontal and vertical roads to form checkerboard-style squares, a popular model of oriental commercial cities in the Middle Ages.

The village of making baked bricks in Mang Thit district (Vinh Long) has a long tradition. This is the famous and largest producer of red bricks and ceramics in the Mekong Delta. When the sun shines on the stacked bricks, the space glows red. Therefore, this place is called “red kingdom” by the people. Visiting this area, visitors will witness the process of making fine ceramic products, choose for themselves the desired items for decoration or as a gift. Photo: Duc Thanh. Tram Chim National Park has the largest wetland area in the Dong Thap Muoi region with 7,313 hectares. There are more than 200 species of birds, including many rare species such as cranes, snakes, storks… This place is considered the “kingdom” of birds in the West. Visitors can take a boat tour of the garden, explore the floating season, learn about many kinds of precious birds and admire the beauty of flowers. Photo: Hai An. Tien Giang province has the largest area of ​​fruit trees in the country with nearly 75,000 hectares. In the “fruit kingdom”, visitors do not miss the opportunity to explore Vinh Kim or Cai Be fruit gardens with luxuriant trees and large berries. Lo Ren breast milk brand of this land is also impressed by many visitors. Breast milk is round, berry rind, sweet taste. Photo: Marouchocolate.sg. Vi Thuy village (Hau Giang) is also known as the “kingdom of betel leaves”. Here, there are more than 200 households growing betel nut, mainly in hamlets 5, 7 and 8. Betel nut has a light yellow color, evenly large leaves, and a characteristic pungent taste. Betel nut gardens also attract tourists to visit thanks to the green and idyllic beauty. Photo: Western Travel. The largest date garden in the West is located in Sa Dec (Dong Thap). The 4,000-square-meter garden located on Sa Nhien – Ca Dao street has only been opened to guests in the past 2 years, when the date palm tree bears fruit in the summer. Dates give a sweet and aromatic flavor. Photo: Winwin98__. Cau Ke district (Tra Vinh province) is considered the “kingdom of wax coconuts” because it grows many of these trees. Wax coconut is also known as condensed coconut. Coconut rice is thick, flexible and fatter than normal fruit, coconut water is thick and clear. The simplest way to enjoy waxy coconut is to split the fruit, using a spoon to scoop it directly. In addition, waxed coconut mixed with a little sugar, milk and roasted peanuts and then soaked in ice is equally delicious. Photo: Dua_sap_tra_vinh. Chau Doc Market (An Giang) has long been known as the largest “kingdom of dried fish and fish sauce” in the West. This place sells all kinds of famous dried and fish sauces of the region such as dried pangasius, choke fish, snakehead fish, Thai fish sauce, three-kissed fish sauce, peg fish sauce, Linh fish sauce… The boxes of fish sauce have a characteristic smell, are placed on clean high shelves, clearly marked. Photo: Minh Hang.

1. What is the “Kingdom of Ceramic Tiles” also known as? Red Kingdom
Kingdom of Red Earth
Alluvial Kingdom The village of making baked bricks in Mang Thit district (Vinh Long) has a long tradition. This is the famous and largest producer of red bricks and ceramics in the Mekong Delta. When the sun shines on the stacked bricks, the space glows red. Therefore, this place is called “red kingdom” by the people. Visiting this area, visitors will witness the process of making fine ceramic products, choose for themselves the desired items for decoration or as a gift. Image: Duc Thanh . 2. Which national park is in Dong Thap? U Minh Thuong National Park
U Minh Ha National Park

Tram Chim National Park Tram Chim National Park has the largest wetland area in the Dong Thap Muoi region with 7,313 hectares. There are more than 200 species of birds, including many rare species such as cranes, snakes, storks… This place is considered the “kingdom” of birds in the West. Visitors can take a boat tour of the garden, explore the floating season, learn about many kinds of precious birds and admire the beauty of flowers. Image: Hai An. 3. What is Tien Giang province known as the “kingdom”? Date Kingdom chà
Betel leaf kingdom
Fruit Kingdom Tien Giang province has the largest area of ​​fruit trees in the country with nearly 75,000 hectares. In the “fruit kingdom”, visitors do not miss the opportunity to explore Vinh Kim or Cai Be fruit gardens with luxuriant trees and large berries. Lo Ren breast milk brand of this land is also impressed by many visitors. Breast milk is round, berry rind, sweet taste. Image: Marouchocolate.sg . 4. The famous Vi Thuy betel nut village belongs to which province? Hau Giang
Kien Giang
An Giang Vi Thuy village (Hau Giang) is also known as the “kingdom of betel leaves”. Here, there are more than 200 households growing betel nut, mainly in hamlets 5, 7 and 8. Betel nut has a light yellow color, evenly large leaves, and a characteristic spicy taste. Betel nut gardens also attract tourists to visit thanks to the green and idyllic beauty. Image: Western Travel . 5. Which city has a “date kingdom”? Continental Director
Sa Dec
Can Tho The largest date garden in the West is located in Sa Dec (Dong Thap). The 4,000-square-meter garden located on Sa Nhien – Ca Dao street has only been opened to guests in the past 2 years, when the date palm tree bears fruit in the summer. Dates give a sweet and aromatic flavor. Image: Winwin98__ . 6. Coconut wax is a specialty of which province? Tra Vinh
Ben tre
Soc Trang Cau Ke district (Tra Vinh province) is considered the “kingdom of wax coconuts” because it grows many of these trees. Wax coconut is also known as condensed coconut. Coconut rice is thick, flexible and fatter than normal fruit, coconut water is thick and clear. The simplest way to enjoy waxy coconut is to split the fruit, using a spoon to scoop it directly. In addition, waxed coconut mixed with a little sugar, milk and roasted peanuts and then soaked in ice is equally delicious. Image: Dua_sap_tra_vinh . 7. Which market is considered “the kingdom of dry, fish sauce”? New Market
Chau Doc Market
Tri Ton Market Chau Doc Market (An Giang) has long been known as the largest “dry kingdom” in the West. This place sells all kinds of famous dried and fish sauces of the region such as dried pangasius, choke fish, snakehead fish, Thai fish sauce, three-kissed fish sauce, peg fish sauce, Linh fish sauce… The boxes of fish sauce have a characteristic smell, are placed on clean high shelves, clearly marked. Image: Minh Hang . Peaceful and beautiful scenery in Vietnam’s coconut land Ben Tre is not a famous tourist destination because there are not many entertainment services. However, if you need a peaceful place to explore, this will be your perfect choice.

Located in a central location on Le Duan Street (Ha Tinh City), Light Coffee has a rustic but no less modern space. The project was constructed within 8 months, including 2 main materials: brick brick and pre-engineered steel frame. The facade of the building is designed with a way from red brick. Coarse, randomly assembled brick walls ensure a solid structure but still ensure aesthetics The stairs are simple but impressive by the pre-engineered steel spiral design. In general, the staircase looks like a large bird cage in the center of the restaurant The roof is roofed with bricks at the top in coordination with the glass and hot-iron below. Both create a unique and make the most of natural light but do not cause heat in summer weather. The cafe is built on an area of ​​118m2 with 2 floors. In addition to the coffee tables, the first floor is also the barista of the bar. The second floor impresses customers with open space from natural light and the system of green trees is arranged appropriately. Not only impressed by its unique appearance, the cafe also attracts customers with green space, prioritizing connection and closeness to nature. The aisle is used to put the coffee table with the view overlooking the outside. Guests can enjoy a drink, while watching the street A corner of the pavement of Light Coffee The lighting system is made from bamboo, creating an overall harmony with the main materials of the restaurant According to the owner of the coffee shop, he himself had to set up the recipe many times to come up with a recipe like the restaurant. The bar space is sparkling at night

An’s House is a house located on the border between Cu Chi district (Ho Chi Minh City) and Tay Ninh province – a developing rural area, there are many changes in farming form and a series of high-tech industrial zones appear. Among a series of modern tube houses, An’s House stands out when it comes to a very different whole. Designed for a 3-generation family, with the desire that the child will preserve and inherit the 30-year-old home of the ancestors, and have more places where grandparents, parents and descendants reunite on weekends. The exterior is covered with red bricks – a material familiar to the Vietnamese. The space of An’s House is developed according to the traditional house layout including the ancestral church (reconstructed from the old house from the 1980s) and the living house is connected by a corridor, separated by a lake. The tiled roof is designed in a steep traditional architectural style of the Southern countryside. This design both enhances the aesthetics and helps to cool down, creates an airy, well-ventilated space and helps to drain well. Kitchen and dining room are the transition area between the altar and the common area. The hallway and living room is an open space inside, connecting to the bedrooms of grandparents, parents and grandchildren. The church room has a 3-room house design with main Vietnamese materials such as wood, familiar red-baked brick floors. The bedroom still retains the necessary privacy and connects with common spaces such as corridors, lakes, courtyards, dining rooms, and kitchens to create close communication spaces between members. Most of the wooden furniture in the house is more than half a century old. Photo source: Quang Tran Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24