Typical 4-level U-shaped house 4-level U-shaped houses usually have the main door in the middle of the front of the house and indent while the right and left sides of the house protrude like two sides of the letter U. This design is most suitable for rural houses and houses. There is a large area of ​​land, so families with small and flat areas will not be suitable for this model. 4-level U-shaped houses with Thai roofs are popular in both the city and the countryside Normally, U-shaped houses are built in the form of 4-level houses, 1-storey houses, 2-storey houses with many different styles. The three sides of the U-shaped level 4 house are adjacent to each other and share the same front yard; This type of house architecture creates airy, easy air circulation, making the house cooler. At the same time, the U-shaped house design creates balance and squareness, so homeowners will easily divide the functional room areas; At the same time, everyone in the house can easily observe from room to room. A 4-level u-shaped house not only ensures aesthetics but also helps many households save costs thanks to a scientific way of dividing functions while still ensuring the living space of the whole family. In addition, if you want to save costs, instead of building a 4-level house with a Thai roof, homeowners can choose to build a 4-level house with corrugated iron and tile roofs; These two types of roofs give the house a traditional beauty and if skillfully combined with many details, homeowners will easily create impressive architecture level 4 houses without too much expense. . Level 4 letter L Besides U-shaped houses, level 4 houses also have L-shaped houses; These are houses built in rectangular shape, in which, the horizontal area will be shorter than the length of the house. Many people choose this design model because it both saves space and creates a space to help catch the sun and wind into the house. In addition, the gap created by the L-shaped design can also be arranged into a garden area or a parking space. Popular L-level houses Compared to the tube house design, the L-shaped house will have a much higher use efficiency. Therefore, today L-shaped houses are a favorite architectural design and built in many places, from rural areas to cities. This model overcomes most of the disadvantages when building a house on a small and narrow land area. Because it has many advantages such as turning the design of a 1-facade house into a 2-facade house, creating an airy and comfortable space for people living inside. Allows creating a garden corner that can be used as a parking space, entertainment and entertainment area for homeowners. All function rooms can open windows and balconies to receive sunlight and natural air. Design and construction time is much faster than multi-storey house designs.

For a long time, gardening and drying rice have become a spiritual image associated with houses in Vietnamese villages; However, the process of urbanization is gradually changing this traditional architecture and space. Understanding these values, the architect team of TAA DESIGN designed a project called Red Roof House for a 50-year-old couple born and raised in the Quang Ngai village in 2019. It is known that Red Roof House is a mezzanine tube house on an area of ​​​​80m2, located next to the main road of the village. Due to the limited land fund, the architects have integrated many functions such as living room, kitchen, outdoor wood stove cooking area, bedroom, toilet, drying yard, granary, chicken yard,… The ground floor combines with a small courtyard in front, middle and back of the house to connect the spaces together Because the area of ​​the function rooms is quite small, the cooking area is open-air so that the house is well ventilated, preventing smoke and heat from the kitchen from entering. In particular, the group of architects designed the courtyard on the mezzanine floor into an agricultural garden cum roof. In the garden grow clean vegetables such as morning glory, squash, onions, cabbage, celery, … to provide for the family or for relatives and villages. In addition, the vegetable garden also plays a role in insulating the house, so that the temperature inside the house is significantly improved compared to the surrounding corrugated iron roof houses. Thanks to the uniqueness and creativity in the design of rural houses, the Red Roof project once won the award “Thematic about sustainable social-humanistic housing solutions” and resonated greatly. Ground floor design drawing (01: Bicycle; 02: Front yard; 03: Porch; 04: Living room; 05: Kitchen and dining room; 06: Middle courtyard; 07: Toilet; 08: Barn: 09) : Master bedroom: 10: Wardrobe; Backyard). Mezzanine floor design drawings (01: Stairs; 02: Changing room; 03: Bedroom; 04: Toilet; 05: Middle courtyard; 06: Space; 07: Vegetable growing area).

In the recent match between Vietnam and the UAE, player Tran Minh Vuong had 1 assist to help Tien Linh score, along with his own goal in the last minutes. Photo: Next Sports. Tran Minh Vuong was born in 1995 in Thuy Chinh commune, Thai Thuy district, Thai Binh province. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The family’s home in his hometown is the childhood space attached to Minh Vuong’s ball. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai In recent years, Minh Vuong has saved some money and repaired the house to make it more spacious. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The large yard in front is where midfielder Minh Vuong often played football with his father when he was a child. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The outside space is like many other houses in the Vietnamese countryside. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The front steps of the house. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai The interior of the house is simple with wooden tables and chairs. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai Here, Minh Vuong hangs many photos and memorabilia associated with his football career. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai Despite remodeling the house, Minh Vuong still retains many objects that carry many family memories. Photo: Vlog Minh Hai Spacious kitchen after being repaired by Minh Vuong. Photo: Workers Video: Minh Vuong scored a super product to help Vietnam score against Korea. Source: VTC3

The stretch along these two roads creates advantages for the school’s architecture in organizing a lively educational architectural ensemble including many clusters of works for different levels based on the psychology of ages from system from preschool to high school. The design was made from discussions with the educational organization to find a solution for the classroom – a basic and important module for the architectural ensemble to optimize teaching and learning. Light is brought into the classroom in long openings on the wall in areas where the sun gives pleasant light, and it is these openings that also create continuous connections with the vast natural area outside. , where unique landmarks within the context’s ensemble can be observed. The outdoor living and learning courtyards are interwoven in a way that complements the respective inner classrooms. A large and round garden is located in the middle of the preschool architectural block, surrounded by classrooms, function rooms and a large lobby area for children to have a comfortable gathering while playing together. when the gardens open horizontally horizontally are the wide yards reserved for primary and secondary level. Connecting between these two large and long courtyards are functional areas for learning along with a large cafeteria; multi-function hall concurrently with sports activities and indoor performances; art, creative and exhibition rooms… are organized to optimize movement and operation so that learning-related activities take place continuously. In order to adapt to the typical hot and sunny climate of Tay Ninh land, the design team applies the possibilities that can be brought from the corridors moving between rooms and between blocks. These corridors both function and form large terraces that provide pleasant buffers for indoor and outdoor activities, as well as cover and shade for outside activities. outside of classes. With flexible lines that soften the architectural backdrop for activities, these large verandas represent a continuous flow of learning energy that is connected across levels in the complex. . The sprawling feature of the terrain also creates a lively dialogue between the living areas around the gardens – through the center of the road – with the daily activities of households on the other. In the gardens, the space between the houses and the other side is the learning activities of children and students in the garden spaces that open and close flexibly between the classrooms. Project: IGC – Institute of Global Citizens Location: Tay Ninh, Vietnam Area: 13,249.3m2 Floor area: 16,519.4m2 Architect: KIENTRUC O Interior + Landscape: KIENTRUC O Main Architect: Dam Vu Design team: An Ni Le, Viet Nguyen, Duy Tang, Phuong Doan, Giang Le, Lam Nguyen, Phuong Tran, Quoc Nguyen, Truong Le, Thinh Pham Completion year: 2020

If your land area is not much, this is one of the most beautiful level 4 tube houses with modern flat roof you should pay attention to. Looking at the sophisticated modern design, this model of level 4 tube house becomes more comfortable and luxurious, which is the optimal choice for families whose land fund is not very spacious. In this house you can design a light-toned wall paint color to create space for the house. In this house, it meets all functions such as bedroom, kitchen, living room, toilet… The model has an extremely impressive design with a sloping roof combined with wood tones. In particular, the large frontage helps the house to be filled with natural light. If this house is built rough and painted, it only costs about 250 million. The interior part will cost an extra cost. Type 4 tube house for families with small land area Level 4 house with mezzanine roof design Level 4 houses with mezzanine design are an architectural trend in recent years, the reason being that it helps homeowners make the most of space while still saving costs. With this model of a 4-level house with a mezzanine roof, you can see that the ceiling is quite high to combine with the mezzanine to create the feeling of a spacious 2-storey house for people living in the house. In particular, the model of a level 4 house with a mai tum or a mezzanine floor helps to expand the living space and save the maximum cost. This model impresses with the diagonal roof of the tum and the railing to create the feeling that the house has 2 floors in a very modern eye-catching. The rough construction cost for this house is about 250-300 million. Type of tube house with mezzanine Level 4 house with garden style roof The models of Thai roof houses have an extremely modern design with the façade of interlocking squares and a small yard in front of the door, which is a type of house built a lot in the countryside of our country. In this type of house with 4 roofs, you will receive a lot of sunshine, lots of wind blowing into the house, creating a feeling of warmth in winter and cool in summer. This type of house is always the first choice because of its high aesthetics and large application. Type of 4-level house with Thai roof combined with garden This model has actually impressed many users, so there are many families to choose from. With the cost of this type of house when building rough falls in the range of 250-300 million.

This is the house of a daughter in Australia for her parents in Vietnam. The request of the owner wants to build a solid and beautiful house for parents. House functions must be reasonably distributed, airy and have a garden; Modern interior and easy to use. The house is completely new built with neat and delicate lines, with enough curves to help the overall feel more soft and lively. Fully equipped and modern space for the elderly. Around the house is a large yard so that when there are guests of the third party, they can enjoy planting bonsai and the whole family can live close to nature. The house has a construction area of ​​260 m² with a ground floor and a floor. Dong Trieu Villa was completely rebuilt within 8 months The new house is designed with a modern style. Architect Nguyen Do Anh Quy (Sun Concept) uses large glass windows instead of walls to ensure the maximum amount of natural light, making the space more airy. The main color is white that combines warm and cool furniture, along with green corners to neutralize all colors inside. Architect Anh Quy said, from the rough part, the paint part, the interior, the furniture in the house were built and completed on schedule and similar to the design. The design was very satisfied by the owner from the beginning, so everything went smoother. The architect designed many large glass windows instead of walls to receive the maximum amount of natural light. Around the house is a large yard for the pleasure of growing bonsai The entrance to the backyard The ground floor includes the front yard, living room, kitchen and bedroom. The living room is designed in a modern and simple style. The interior decoration with gray tones, mixed with white background color creates a warm and luxurious space. The kitchen and dining area occupy just enough space but are arranged very neatly and neatly. The bedroom is suitable for the elderly who do not need to go up and down the stairs. In this space, the architect still uses the main color of white, gray to create a very elegant and modern beauty. The owner is very satisfied from the design to the construction of the whole house. The spaces are reasonably divided, with skylights and lots of green space, furniture and colors are very harmonious with each other. From the kitchen space, the dining area can overlook the garden through large glass doors. The kitchen and dining area are arranged very neatly and neatly, full of kitchen cabinets and convenient kitchen island. The stairs leading to the floors have more prominent colors. The second floor includes a small living room, bedroom, worship room, balcony. Still in harmony with the design language of the ground floor, the spaces on the second floor are spacious and filled with natural light with many glass windows. White and gray are still used, all color elements bring good-looking, modern beauty to the entire space. On this floor, there is a space arranged into a small living room so that the family can gather, talk together and admire the surrounding green landscape. The balcony is spacious, with seating arrangement to enjoy the view and relax. On the second floor, the architect arranged a small living room space for the family to gather and chat. The architect calculates the size so that the skylight is just enough to get the wind to get light, aesthetics without being hit by rain The main color tone creates a very elegant and modern beauty The worship room is dignified, the altar is in the typical classical style of Vietnam. The bedroom is simple, neat and fully functional.

2-storey villa, impressed with white color and modern architecture. Architect Nguyen Do Anh Quy – the villa designer shared, the request of the owner wants to build a solid house, ensuring the aesthetics for parents. House functions must be reasonably distributed, airy, with a garden; Modern Furniture. The villa uses white tones, combined with large glass windows to receive maximum light, making the space more airy. The time to complete the work is about 8 months, the house part is 260m2. The ground floor includes the front yard, living room, kitchen and bedroom for the elderly. Many large glass windows replace the wall to receive the maximum amount of natural light. Furniture in the house mixes warm and cool tones, combined with green corners to neutralize all colors in the house. Around the house is a large yard for the owner to enjoy planting bonsai and the whole family to live close to nature. In particular, household items put convenience for the elderly to use first. Architect Anh Quy uses moderate curves to create a soft feeling. “From the rough part, the paint, the interior, the furniture in the house are all built and completed on schedule and similar to the design,” said architect Anh Quy. The living room is designed in a modern and simple style. The kitchen and dining area take up just enough space but are neatly and neatly arranged. The bedroom is suitable for the elderly who do not need to go up and down the stairs. The bedroom is simple, limited in objects and details, suitable for the elderly. The second floor includes a small living room, bedroom, worship room, balcony. Still in harmony with the design language of the ground floor, the spaces on the second floor are spacious and filled with natural light with many glass windows. White and gray are still used, all color elements bring good-looking, modern beauty to the entire space. The second floor has a small living room for the family to gather, talk together and enjoy the surrounding green landscape. The balcony is spacious, with seating arrangement to enjoy the view, relax or plant trees. This space is also suitable for holding a small party with a small number of people. The church room has round, large windows to welcome vitality. The altar cabinet is designed to be simple but ensures Vietnamese characteristics. Two other bedrooms, pink and blue tones. Elegant design, optimized for use. Jacuzzi tub, help homeowners relax. The spaces are reasonably divided, with airy skylights. Ventilation and ventilation corner of the villa. From the kitchen space, the dining area can overlook the garden and other rooms on the first floor through large glass doors. The layout of the space is proportionate, the landscape design with many trees has turned this place into an ideal living place for an elderly couple. Spacious yard with ornamental plants.

The 4-bedroom villa in Ho Chi Minh City designed by female architect Bich Huyen since 2017 has many unique features, especially the 40m2 wide skylight courtyard located in the middle of the project. The owner is an elderly woman who loves nature very much, likes open space, modern. Ms. Huyen shared, the house was built on a piece of land with an area of ​​7.5-8x22m, the house was built with 2m behind, 2m in front. Instead of making a front or back yard, the architect placed the courtyard on the central axis of the site. The house was built on a split floor around the yard. The garden area has an automatic sliding roof system, the owner can adjust the opening – closing to get the wind. When it rains, the sliding roof closes, ensuring the yard remains dry. Ground floor is garage, warehouse, auxiliary works, living room, swimming pool, garden. The house faces the North, with little sunlight, so Huyen arranges glass in the front. Behind the house is the extended south direction, taking maximum cool wind for the house. To ensure the sustainability of the building, the architect uses pressed pile foundations. Pile foundation is a form of foundation construction based on reinforced concrete square piles, using specialized machines to press piles deep into the ground. This type of foundation is very strong, can be used on soft ground and has good durability, suitable for high-rise townhouses. Homeowners often receive guests, meet relatives at the green skylight. The kitchen is located “climbing” above the swimming pool. The kitchen is located above, forming a roof for the swimming pool below. How to design such a swimming pool, helps to save maximum space and area. The hanging garden is located on the hallway. Relaxing corner in the garden. “Although it has been built for 4 years, the villa is still quite new now, because the owner has kept it very carefully,” Huyen said.

Le Thi Duyen accidentally discovered the green space at Children’s House in Ho Chi Minh City when she went to an event with her friends. Duyen said that behind the Children’s House is a French villa, surrounded by trees. In the campus, phoenix flowers bloom as red as summer fire, along with porcelain flower branches adorning the ancient space. “I didn’t expect this place to have a whole garden with cool paths, a few potted plants that weren’t pruned much, so it looked natural. There are even banana bushes like in the countryside, sending photos to friends who don’t believe it is in District 3,” Duyen said. So, the 27-year-old nature-loving girl has more places to visit. Green spaces like these are easy to find in the city Not only Children’s House, Ho Chi Minh City also has many places for young people to relax their minds in green space. Working in District 1, in the afternoon after work, Tran Thanh Tu (30 years old, living in District 4) tried to visit Tao Dan park on Truong Dinh street. “Around 5 o’clock, the afternoon sun scattered on the treetops was very beautiful. I bought a loaf of bread, sat on a stone bench and ate it, and walked around. In the past, I never tried to do that, always dragged my friends to the barbecue restaurant or went home to surf the phone,” Thanh Tu said. According to Thanh Tu, another great place to stroll is the Reunification Hall. Coming here, young people can both visit and learn about the architecture and history of the palace, while walking in the campus. “For those of you who like to take pictures, this place also has many interesting shooting angles, such as the fountain area, and the library room window looking out like you are in Da Lat,” Thanh Tu shared. There are many other places where young people in the city can enjoy green. According to some explorers, many people often think that Saigon Zoo and Botanical Garden is nothing “monumental”. But all week you have been sitting in the air-conditioned room, not knowing what nature is but the tiny potted plants on the desk. So, with just 60,000 dong for a ticket, young people can walk under a giant tree hundreds of years old. There are many interesting things here, including an agricultural orchard that grows corn and rice and a cottage. Green journey of the day Luu Thi Kim Thoa’s group of friends (33 years old, living in Tan Phu district) enjoys traveling by day trips right in the city. Thoa said: “We went to Can Gio not to swim, but to temporarily stay away from the dust. The group has gone 5-6 times already, just as fun as other places. What I like most is that this place is not many tourists, everything is very rustic.” Last time, Thoa’s group was very excited when they discovered that on the way to Can Thanh town, there was a restaurant with a large yellow scorpion tree in full bloom. “We dropped in right away. The tree bloomed so much that it fell into a carpet, everyone looked at it closely. The owner also made a swing for guests to take pictures with the mangroves behind. Not only this restaurant, but on the way, the group also “adventures” with the green forest on both sides, watching the dense vines that look like elephant tusks, or stopping by the quiet green bridges jar. Friend Le Thi Duyen also suggested a simpler journey. Last weekend, Duyen and a few friends rode motorbikes from An Suong intersection (District 12) to Song Hanh Street, Highway 22 and decided to explore this area instead of going to Cu Chi. On both sides of the road, there are still empty fields, there are makeshift pubs right under the field trails. Duyen’s group ordered fresh coconut 20,000 VND/fruit and sat down to enjoy the cool breeze, “eight” stories to delight. “You can go to some small streets, visit a net house to grow vegetables, then try eating fish porridge with melaleuca mushrooms and some dishes like pancakes, beef with guise… both cheap and delicious. On high wind days, it is said that people also bring kites to fly,” Duyen said. Ho Chi Minh City has many other green spaces, which just need young people to spend a little time. On Facebook groups about content to explore the city, young people can also find suggestions about green places: Ao Dai Museum, Thao Dien area (Thu Duc city), Cu Chi tunnels… If one day If you soon get bored or miss the trees, don’t forget to put on your sneakers and go to one of the places mentioned above. The Japanese have the art of forest bathing. No idea that being immersed in nature can help heal the mind and body. If you can’t go to the forest, young people can find a green space for their soul to relax. As long as your body and mind are relaxed, you will be wise to live more happily, then you have more or less “bathed in the forest”.

Located in a quiet residential area in Thu Dau Mot (Binh Duong), DD House is the home of a family of 3 generations. The house needs to be ventilated to make the most of the surrounding air. A narrow corridor from the outside leads to the interior of the house, opening up a continuous space along the horizontal and vertical axes, surrounded by separate bedrooms. To take advantage of the natural conditions, the sequence of spaces from the living room to the dining room and the kitchen is connected to the small alternating garden as a ventilation corridor that provides fresh air and sunlight for the entire house. home. This is an essential element in the context of cities in humid tropical climates. The central space becomes a dynamic area containing various activities of family members. The dining and entertainment room is fully functional for working and playing while enjoying the green courtyard. The dining table is designed straight to increase the interaction between the common space and the nearby indoor garden. The design focuses on the “Journey into space” experience. Therefore, the distance between the bedrooms is widened for homeowners to explore on foot. Along the stairways and corridors, different senses of architecture and light are opened up. Through this project, the architect wants to express new ideas about the harmony between spatial structure and local context. Photo source: To Nguyen Video: House 25m2- opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

The owner wishes to have an airy space, with lots of natural light and green trees. At the same time, members can interact directly with each other easily, but the construction cost is also somewhat limited. According to Architects Story Architecture, the homeowner requested three bedrooms: one for his parents and two for his two sons. The total cost of completing Mai Huong’s house in Thu Duc City is two billion dong. The living room space mainly uses wooden materials with neutral colors. There is a partition between the living room and the kitchen The kitchen is full of natural light thanks to the backyard. The three floors of the house are connected by a wide atrium along the house. The main source of natural light for Mai Huong’s house comes from the atrium. Due to limited funding, the architect offered a solution to make two and a half bedrooms instead of three. One bedroom for the couple and one and a half bedrooms for two boys. The bedroom for parents is adjacent to the atrium. A bedroom and a half means a normal basic bedroom. To save space, the architect could not increase the width or length of the room, but chose to increase the height to create an additional mezzanine. Creating a bedroom with a mezzanine helps homeowners not need to build an extra floor, which is expensive. In addition, it solves the family’s need to use space and unintentionally creates a bonding routine between two children and parents. The bedroom and a half for two boys is also linked to the bedroom with the parents by the atrium and on the same floor. Mezzanine in the bedroom of two children With low investment costs, the architect designed the most minimalistic decoration, leading light into the house and green space with the use of corridors as relaxing corners. Instead of planting a lot of trees on the terrace, the architect brought inside the house with a roof combined with a nylon mesh hanging from the atrium. This way creates a relaxing area to read books, take care of trees for the little ones to have fun under the supervision of their parents. Nylon nets hang between the atrium as a place to play and read books for members. Green trees are adorned in many places in the house such as corridors, playgrounds… At this playground on the third floor, where parents can observe their children. Besides, a corner of the house is also planted with many kinds of plants and flowers to help cool the indoor air. First floor plan tầng

The house is located in a new resettlement area in Nha Trang, a coastal city with white sand and clear water. Nha Trang is also famous for its fisheries that are part of the post-tourism economy. However, it is facing problems such as loss of traditional occupations due to rapid urbanization. On the contrary, the building chooses a different way to address the challenges and orients the house in a socially responsible way. Accordingly, the architect proposes to build a small house that optimizes basic functions to leave space for the front yard and backyard as a place for family members to operate according to traditional occupations. It also creates a play place for the little ones. In addition, the architects also proposed a façade with a flexible structure to avoid sunlight from the west and the user can open and close at will. The flexible facade consists of twelve modules with steel frames and wooden shutters. The peculiarity of a house facing the West is that the air is cool all day, by the West – South wind, one of the main winds of Nha Trang, except in the afternoon when the house is burned. The façade creates a space that brings users closer to a traditional Vietnamese house with iconic porches and moldings. Limited budget is also a concern with the final cost of about $35,000 (about 800 million VND). Therefore, two solutions to reduce costs are using recycled materials and lending space. As for the finishing, the architect used raw materials without finishing layers, making the house more rustic and intimate. In addition, wood panels from the old house are reused to create furniture such as the kitchen, sofa, table and steps of the stairs. The solution for a small house is to lend the space instead of dividing the house into small spaces. As a result, construction costs are significantly reduced. Photo source: Quang Tran Video: House of 25m2- opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

The house is located in Ota area (Japan) built in 2016 on an area of ​​​​229m2 with a rather strange structure. The house is located in a shopping street. The east side of the house has a road, the south side is a 3-storey apartment building. The house is divided into two independent parts. Part is the living space of the mother, and the other part is for the son and small family. The house is designed with the purpose of being able to be converted to rent. The mother is on the first floor, while the couple’s son, wife and children are on the second and third floors. On the second floor, the owner arranges a living room with a small front yard. The third floor is the couple’s bedroom, the children’s bedroom and the bathroom. The first floor of the house has a balcony above. The 2nd floor is located in the middle as a piece between the two surfaces of the 1st and 3rd floors. To absorb light inside the first floor, the architect designed a sloping roof and a skylight along the edge of the roof. On the 2nd floor, this sloping roof becomes a slanted wall blocking the eyes of people living in the neighboring apartment. Along the edge of the balcony on the 2nd floor, green trees are planted to create a highlight of the green space. In the case of this house, the architect used a 3-dimensional form to ensure privacy and keep a distance from the surrounding houses. The architect believes that the design of the house in the middle of a crowded residential area ensures the surrounding circumstances and individual needs. The sloping roof style with glass panels like skylights attracts light inside. Area 2, in addition to the living room also has a kitchen. Large windows let light in. The bedroom on the 3rd floor still retains the traditional features of the old Japanese house style. Cozy and private sleeping space on the 3rd floor.

Architect Phan Hien shared, the 4-level house with 2 facades in Nghe An is a typical design for this trend. The house at level 4 has 2 facades with modern design for the owner of par Moc. Modern style, interior layout and feng shui in accordance with the owner’s par Moc. The house has a land area of ​​​​5x18m and construction area of ​​​​5x13m with functions including: 1 living room, 1 kitchen + dining, 2wc, 3 bedrooms, 1 worship room and balcony. The coordination of design ideas between the homeowner and the architect in a rhythmic manner, the seemingly small and narrow spaces have become spacious and comfortable for the owner. The area is limited, but the architect still tries to reserve a part of the land for the garden, serving the green living space for the owner. The architect has arranged flexible furniture and materials, creating a feeling of openness but still being functional. The living room and the kitchen are arranged with thin wooden walls that both divide the function and still maintain the connection between the two spaces used together. The living room is separated from the kitchen by wooden beams. A house without light often feels stuffy, dark and lifeless. On the contrary, if the house is properly arranged to receive a lot of natural light, it will always bring a pleasant and airy feeling to the owner. Therefore, the use of glass doors to get light and the use of glossy and bright tile floors will increase reflection, “pull” more light for the home space. Glossy tile floors, large glass doors help the house have a lot of light. The house is only built at level 4 but ensures a separate space for family members, and still has a common living area. For everyone to connect, share and enjoy the joy of life together. The parents’ bedroom is luxurious, with built-in wardrobes and desks. The children’s bedroom uses orange, white and brown colors, creating cuteness. The entrance to the bathroom goes through the balcony, with a system of vines on the opening to help the house circulate air.

Inside the Old Saigon Coffee shop. Sharing about the idea of ​​a coffee shop combined with a garden, Mr. Hieu Hoang confided: “ This unique business model is the work of nearly ten years of my passion for collecting, planting and exchanging beautiful plant and flower varieties from all over the country. Up to now, the development of the garden has helped me satisfy my passion and have a stable source of income in life. “. If you come to Saigon Xua Coffee in the morning, immerse yourself in the green space with the chirping of birds, customers will fully feel the light, quiet, very “rustic” and relaxed atmosphere with the fragrance. of orchids. At night, Saigon Xua Coffee even more evokes nostalgic features of a Saigon town in the 70s and 80s, very suitable for lovers who need a romantic scene in the old mossy, shimmering space. spirit under the golden light. The yellow light emanating from the lanterns dangling from the tree branches or the light from the house pillars and somewhere are the flashing lights…helping the shop “fascinate” those who love beauty. Mr. Hieu shared that guests coming to the shop were all delighted by the “artworks of art” of nature. Not only that, the bar is highly appreciated by many people for its quality drinks. Although the menu is not too many dishes like other addresses, in return all are very delicious, once used, you will never forget. Mr. Hieu Hoang uses for the shop a clean, chemical-free coffee, roasting and processing it by himself, so each cup of Saigon Xua Coffee’s coffee has a strong, seductive flavor. In addition to coffee, the shop’s drinks also have rich and delicious smoothies, juices and teas. This is really the ideal destination for those who want to have a peaceful place to return to after tired working hours and struggling with the hustle and bustle of life out there. Owner Hieu Hoang and guests at “Old Saigon”. Saigon Xua Coffee is like a miniature garden with countless flowers blooming everywhere, especially orchids. The shop is loved by its very poetic space, which can be said to be the perfect combination between the beauty of nature and the delicate hands of man. Thanks to a stable customer base, so far Mr. Hieu has built 3 bases for his green space cafe model: 2 in Bac Ninh, 1 in Thai Nguyen with frequent visitors. Mr. Hieu is also cherishing plans to expand and develop more facilities for Saigon Xua Coffee in some northern provinces. If you are too familiar with the bustling, modern spaces of the city and want to find a strange but close space, quiet and peaceful, with mossy and bold colors of nostalgia, then Saigon Xua Coffee is a great choice. Ideal choice for diners.

The villa is located in the center of Bien Hoa city, Dong Nai province. The owner wants his house to be modern and bring a lot of green leaves, open space to be harmonious and close to natural elements: sun, wind, water and plants. The idea of ​​a green building is the mainstay of the design, and one of those elements is the green fence that brings friendliness and closeness to nature. The designers tried to create as much green space as possible. At the same time, with a sense of civilization when designing, they tried to give back to nature with the right parts of the land they took away for construction, returning the city to an ecological balance. With a construction density of just over 30%, the building has a spacious garden and is filled with green flowers. In terms of form, the building has a modern style with strong lines and blocks. The request of the owner is also the design point of view of the architect: a house is not only a place to protect people from the bad effects of the environment, but also a place to connect people with people, between humans and nature and moreover, contributes to creating a breathing space, a natural green ecosystem for the city. The bathroom is bright and comfortable. This is really the owner’s relaxing space. Office upstairs. The interior is in the same style as the architectural form with a simple personality. The main wood material gives a friendly and close feeling. The comfortable kitchen area is a combination of modern equipment and materials with traditional wood materials to bring a warm look. The dining room and kitchen space at the back are also connected to nature. Above the dining table is an atrium that makes the space feel larger. The living room is located in front of the house with large windows opening to the garden with green spaces. The architects designed a lake around the ground floor to keep the house cool. And when the door opens, the house is not limited between inside and outside, there is always a connection between people and nature. The harmonious connection between people and nature in the villa.