The deteriorated condition of the house The renovation process is recorded by the design team The request of the owner for the architect team is to design a building with a comfortable living space full of sunshine and wind, while retaining part of the current state to optimize the cost as possible. After the renovation, the first impression is the facade with a combination of rustic ceiling tiles and white wind cotton tiles. The old wall panels combined with the new wall not only have the effect of dividing and separating blocks, but also create a harmonious contrast between the “old-new” language for the facade of the building. Level 4 house completely “makeover” after renovation, the façade stands out with the combination of white wind cotton brick wall and rough ceiling brick. The wind-cement brick facade has both the effect of blocking the hot sun and effective air conditioning inside and out Looking at the overall plan, 2 level 4 houses are located on the right, on the left is a row of hostels with 7 rooms, in the middle is the aisle and corridor. The architect used the trick of merging functional blocks on the ground, 2 level 4 houses with an area just enough to convert into a common living space including the living room outside, the kitchen – dining inside. A row of small 7-room motels converted into spaces for 3 bedrooms. The architect also used the technique of merging blocks on the vertical wall of the wall, the old wall panels kept with a lower height than the new design of the house will be built to make up for the shortfall. Along with the newly added wall panels, the architect team also demolished some old wall panels to unify the functional blocks. The team of architects decided to keep the bare bare walls from the current state of the work, in order to optimize the renovation cost for the owner. The combination of “old-new” walls brings many emotions to family members. The west sun can’t shine directly into the house thanks to the wind cotton brick wall, and at the same time creates very beautiful sun shades Spacious lobby, connecting the public and private spaces of the building The corridor area spends a part of the area to plant bonsai under the skylight and design the tea table The open-air well brings fresh air and sunlight into the house The main living room of the house still uses the old table and chairs. This space is filled with light thanks to the glass doors in the main door and windows Construction site drawing Drawing of elevation and section of the building Level 4 house in Soc Son is a reasonable renovation model, both aesthetic and functional, but not too expensive in terms of costs when the architect team cleverly takes advantage of old walls and furniture. The “revival” of the house has stuck with the family for many years, bringing different levels of emotions to family members.

Recovered but not restored to original condition hiện According to the leader of Phuoc Dong Commune People’s Committee, currently, in the commune, there are many land plots that violate the Land Law that have been banned by the City People’s Committee. Nha Trang issued a decision to withdraw and hand it over to the Commune People’s Committee for management. However, in the decision to hand over to the commune, the City People’s Committee. Nha Trang did not assign the task of restoring the original status quo. Because these land plots are very large, from a few thousand square meters to several hectares; The current situation has been cut down, leveled to create the ground, so the upcoming rainy season is easy to cause landslides, dangerous for the residential area below. For example, the production forest land located on the mountain in Phuoc Ha village is owned by Mr. Nguyen Duc Phan. After discovering Mr. Phan illegally leveling and dividing plots on an area of ​​about 3 hectares, the City People’s Committee. Nha Trang issued an administrative sanction decision, forcing Mr. Phan to restore the original status quo. Because Mr. Phan did not comply, in 2020, the City People’s Committee issued a decision to recover this entire forest land, assigning Phuoc Dong Commune People’s Committee to manage. Not only illegally leveling forest land, Mr. Phan also organized the construction of a makeshift stone embankment hundreds of meters long and nearly 10 meters high; while below the stone embankment are dozens of households living. These households are worried that if there is no solution to deal with stone embankments, in the coming rainy season, the water will easily form a waterfall to pour the stone embankment into residential areas. The whole hill of production forest in Phuoc Ha village was leveled and divided by Mr. Phan, then recovered. Talking about this issue, Mr. Bui Cao Phap – Vice Chairman of Phuoc Dong Commune People’s Committee said that it is very difficult to restore the original status quo in this area because the whole hill was excavated and leveled by Mr. Phan. land to be divided into 500 lots. The stone embankment also cannot be dismantled because a very large amount of soil and rock above will overflow into the residential area below. The best solution is to reinforce the wall to be sure, and at the same time have a solution to divide the water flowing from the top down into several streams, avoiding landslides when it rains heavily. About 500m from Phuoc Dong Commune People’s Committee, in Phuoc Tan village, there is also a land planted with perennial crops of about 2 hectares located on hills and mountains, which Mr. Phan has allocated plots for sale since 2018. After discovering, the City People’s Committee. Nha Trang made a record, asking Mr. Phan to restore the original status quo. At that time, Mr. Phan recovered but did not meet the requirements, so the City People’s Committee. Nha Trang recovered land and assigned Phuoc Dong Commune People’s Committee to manage. In Phuoc Loi village, a plot of land over 8,000m 2 Le Thi Thoa’s name was also leveled and divided. This area has been recovered, but nearly 10 households have built houses to live in. Review to ask for direction According to the profile provided by the leader of the People’s Committee of Phuoc Dong commune, from 2019 until now, the City People’s Committee. Nha Trang has issued many decisions to recover forest land and land for perennial crops that are misused by land owners. Specifically, the City People’s Committee has recovered nearly 19,000m 2 Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Tuan’s forest land because he destroyed the land, divided plots for sale; recovered nearly 7,000m thu 2 land for planting perennial crops of Mr. Nguyen Van Chien; recovered nearly 3,000m thu 2 Mr. Nguyen Dinh Viet’s agricultural land… However, at present, thousands of square meters of destroyed land have been recovered but there is no solution to restore the original status quo. Mr. Bui Cao Phap said, recently, Phuoc Dong Commune People’s Committee has directed cadastral officers to review the entire destroyed land area that has been decided to recover. The Commune People’s Committee will report specifically the location, area, and current status of each land area to the City People’s Committee. Nha Trang to consult on the restoration of the status quo of these lands. In the short term, the Commune People’s Committee will strengthen inspection, avoid encroachment, purchase and sale transactions, etc. However, in the long term, there must be solutions to restore the status quo, avoid erosion, and ensure the safety of residential areas in the north. below. Van Ky

Representatives of leaders of the Department of Information and Communications and ATALINK Technology Joint Stock Company signed a cooperation agreement to deploy a software system to assess the risk of COVID-19 infection in real time. The software system running online at the domain name thainguyen.atalink.com will support the control of the current status of COVID-19 prevention and control, contributing to shortening 95% of the time to deploy and synthesize reports from businesses ( businesses and governments update online reports daily). Thereby, quickly identifying and zoning businesses with high risk of infection. All data updated on the software will be secured according to ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard. According to the cooperation agreement between ATALINK Technology Joint Stock Company and Thai Nguyen province, ATALINK will provide free support for about 6,000 businesses in the province to deploy the software system for a period of 3 years from May 23, 2021 to May 23, 2021. May 23, 2024. In addition, ATALINK will consult and coordinate to deploy technologies and solutions suitable for businesses in the province during the implementation process. Speaking at the reception, Mr. Do Xuan Hoa, Director of the Department of Information and Communications, suggested that ATALINK Technology Joint Stock Company continue to improve the software to match the current state of data of businesses in the province. . At the same time, the Department will advise the Provincial People’s Committee and the Thai Nguyen Provincial Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control to direct the application of the software in the area.

After surveying the current situation, the AD9 Architects team and the owner wanted to take advantage of the old structural framework and start design work based on what was still in use of the house. Before the repair, the two-storey tube house was degraded, the interior space was hot, lack of light, designed in the old style. The architect has planned to renovate the whole house, bringing a comfortable and beautiful living space to the owner. The architect has retained the entire structure of the house, designed the floor space, changed the height of the mezzanine, bringing a significant change in interior design and façade in a modern style, in line with the trend. . To fully address the functional needs, the AD9 Architects team built more second floor space and combined terrace. The current status of the old mezzanine floor is low, the new design of the architect creates a difference in the floor cos (elevation), so it is necessary to change the height of the mezzanine. The architects have come up with a plan to change the color in accordance with the modern trend, including two colors of white and gray. In addition, there is a small garden design in many corners and facades to create a green area for the house, bringing a pleasant feeling, making the house more prominent in the neighborhood. The furniture such as tables, cabinets, shelves are selected to be simply arranged to meet the essential needs of the family. The door opens to the green space to access the facade. The house is wide enough for the AD9 Architects team to organize the traffic volume along the transitional space axis. Here, the space of the skylight is gradually expanded vertically to get the most reasonable convection system for dynamic and static spaces. Sufficient natural light from the hallway, the transition into the bedrooms. From the outside in, the natural elements create the necessary balance, and the activities inside the house also become better and healthier. The architect also designed the atrium to take advantage of natural light for the house. The stairs have iron material and are also painted white to match the color of the walls. This atrium takes in natural light very well, combined with green trees on many floors to make the house space airy and comfortable. Decorative green plants are also cleverly used in the corners of the room, bringing nature into the space of the house, bringing many benefits to the health of the family. A private worship space is located on the top floor. Other spaces, including the bedroom, were completely replaced with wooden floors and walls painted with the dominant white color.

The land data source with a ‘age’ of nearly 20 years and a series of errors compared to the actual land use situation makes the compensation workers at the Long Thanh Airport project always face the risk. engine ‘do it wrong’. Officer working in compensation at Long Thanh Airport project measured to determine the level of compensation and support for a house of a household in Binh Son commune. Photo: Pham Tung * “Thrilled” with each profile According to the land use right certificate (now collectively referred to as the pink book) issued to Mr. Tran Van Huu (living in Phuoc Thien commune, H. Nhon Trach) in 1999 by the People’s Committee of H. Long Thanh, in 1999, Mr. Tran Van Huu is a person. have use rights to 15 land plots with a total area of ​​more than 2.1 ha in Binh Son commune, Long Thanh district. However, in 2019, when measuring and updating current land use to implement the policy of compensation and support under the project of Land Acquisition, Compensation, Support and Resettlement at Long Thanh Airport, Counting Team No. 1, belonging to the Compensation Team of Long Thanh Airport project, discovered that 2 of the 15 land plots that have been issued pink books are not under the use right of Mr. Tran Van Huu. This is just one of many cases where the error between the pink book has been issued to the people and the actual land use situation in the project area of ​​Long Thanh Airport. Mr. Le Van Tiep, Acting Chairman of People’s Committee of Long Thanh District, said that if in normal projects, the work of compensation and site clearance is only about 14 steps, in the project of Long Thanh Airport, due to the If the land is old, it must take 20 steps to ensure accuracy and coherence. Mr. Bui The Su, a second officer of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, to work at the Counting Team No. 1, under the Project Compensation Team of Long Thanh Airport, said that the Long Thanh Airport project had a very strong planning policy. After a long “waiting” period, data on land in the project area is not updated or supplemented, making errors in the origin and current land use occur very common. “From 2003 onwards, pink books issued to people were often written by hand instead of printed today. At the same time, the technology system for land data management was also outdated, so the overlapping and wrong allocation of land plots happened a lot ”- Mr. Bui The Su said. Seconded to support the implementation of land acquisition and site clearance for the Long Thanh Airport project from March 2019, over a year of working, Mr. Bui The Su said that there were errors in land data. Belt still occurs frequently in projects, however, large numbers such as in the Long Thanh Airport project are very few. “The reason, apart from outdated land data, is also due to the area of ​​land to be acquired, the number of affected households in the Long Thanh Airport project is also very large”. Many errors in land data put pressure on the compensation workers at the Long Thanh Airport project. In particular, the heaviest pressure is the risk of incorrectly confirming the current land use status, leading to the implementation of the policy of compensation and support for the wrong subjects. “Although I have done the verification and verification very carefully, each time I put a pen to sign to confirm the record, I still feel nervous” – Mr. Bui The Su shared. Both ensuring the progress of the compensation work and avoiding errors in the verification and confirmation of the file is the biggest challenge that the team of cadres and civil servants doing the compensation work at the Long Thanh Airport project. must face to face. Mr. Le Nguyen Hoang An, Head of Compensation Team of Long Thanh Airport project, said that for dossiers with a discrepancy between the pink book and current land use, the settlement usually takes a lot of time. Accordingly, the enumeration teams must coordinate with the Commune People’s Committee to accurately verify the current land use status. After that, the parties will invite the person whose name is on the pink book and the actual land user to work and negotiate the current land use status. When completed, the authorities must withdraw the issued pink book and decide to notify the land acquisition previously issued to issue a new decision on land acquisition in accordance with the current status. “In each case as above, the implementation process takes from 8 months to 1 year. Meanwhile, the pressure on site clearance progress to hand over land to investors is huge. Therefore, the compensation team has to work almost non-stop for more than 2 years ”- Mr. Le Nguyen Hoang An said. * Mobilizing people to consensus One of the biggest challenges facing the compensation workers at the Long Thanh Airport project is the discrepancy in land area on the pink book of the people and the actual situation. Mr. Bui The Su (left) and Mr. Le Nguyen Hoai An exchange to process a claim file of Long Thanh Airport project. Photo: Pham Tung The main reason for the difference in land area also comes from the “old” land data system in the project area of ​​Long Thanh Airport. The project area of ​​Long Thanh Airport has been planned for a long time, so the cadastral map is still a map that was made nearly 20 years ago. Specifically, the cadastral map in the planning area of ​​Long Thanh airport was made in 1996 according to the old aerial image measurement technology, the accuracy is not high. Meanwhile, according to the 2013 Land Law, the implementation of the policy of compensation and support when the State recovers land must be based on the actual area being used. Therefore, to carry out the compensation work, the entire land area of ​​the Long Thanh Airport project must be re-measured according to the current new technologies to ensure accuracy. Through the measurement process, the misalignment of the land area in the project area occurs a lot. “The number of dossiers for the difference in the area issued on the pink book compared to the current land use situation is up to hundreds of cases” – said Mr. Le Nguyen Hoai An. According to Mr. Le Nguyen Hoai An, if the land area on the pink book is equal to or larger than the actual land area, it is easy, but if it is smaller, it is extremely complicated. Because, people always base on the issued pink book to determine the area of ​​land under their use rights. Explaining and mobilizing people to accept “losing land” to correct the current land use situation is very arduous. “An inch of land. Therefore, in addition to the implementation of the compensation work, the people doing the compensation work in the project of Long Thanh Airport also have to also work on the civil service ”- Mr. An shared. Taking the evidence for the “double” task that the compensation workers have to perform in the Long Thanh Airport project, Mr. Le Nguyen Hoai An said that up to now, the Compensation Team of Long Thanh Airport project has recognized the most likely case of “losing” land is that of a household in Hamlet 7, Binh Son Commune when the actual land area decreases by 2 thousand m2 compared to the area granted on the pink book. Therefore, it took nearly a year with dozens of meetings between the authorities and the people. Just presenting the actual evidence after measurement, combined with propaganda and advocacy, the above households agree to complete the dossier. “Accepting to reduce 2 thousand m2 of land is accepting to lose hundreds of millions of money in compensation and support, so it is not easy for people to agree” – Mr. Le Nguyen Hoai An shared. Dong Nai has mobilized a contingent of cadres, civil servants and public employees up to 142 people to participate in the work of compensation and site clearance for the Long Thanh Airport project. Among these, there are 86 cadres, civil servants and public employees, who are seconded from agencies, departments, branches of the province and districts in the province; 7 cadres, civil servants and officials from the land fund development centers of districts and 49 cadres, civil servants and employees of the Hong Thanh Land Fund Development Center. Pham Tung Lesson 2: Historical “immigration”

India is one of the worst affected countries, with many areas often covered in smog with dangerous particles of dust floating around. The Lancet Medical Journal’s “Global Burden of Disease” study estimates that pollution caused about 1.7 million premature deaths in India in 2019 – almost 18 percent of all deaths. in this country. New Delhi capital sinks in air pollution – Photo: AFP Based on this study, a new analysis by consulting firm Dalberg Advisors shows that air pollution reduces productivity, reduces consumer and tourist spending, costs Indian businesses $ 95 billion. each year, equivalent to 3% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of the country. Director of Dalberg Asia – Gaurav Gupta said: “Clean air is a prerequisite for businesses to thrive. Industry leaders should take more ownership and become advocates of the movement for cleaner air. According to a report by the Clean Air Fund, a charity, the estimated number of years of work lost due to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths is estimated to have cost India’s economy $ 44 billion in 2019 because air pollution. In addition, Dalberg says the effects of pollution on the health of Indian workers cost them 1.4 billion sick days a year, or about $ 6 billion in lost revenue.

Architect NGHIA-ARCHITECT said that the biggest difficulty facing the architect is to ensure that the renovation is in accordance with the planning regulations and exterior requirements applied in urban areas. At the same time, meeting customers’ needs in changing the original structure to become a more cohesive space for the family. The renovation must be carefully considered and studied to create a unique facade. The outer sun shading layer helps the house to be more introverted and discreet According to the original plan the house had three basic problems that needed to be addressed. Firstly, the old status quo is in a typical form and reveals the inadequacies because it cannot exploit the open space element – a characteristic of garden villas. The architect designed the use of vertical wooden bars as a wind door covering the facade to increase the unique and sophisticated look. The louvre (sunshade) on the façade gives a unique look, although not too fussy but still enough to break the way for the house. This louvre layer contributes to reducing the sunlight that is radiated directly into the windows Second, what is needed to create an open house is to combine the living space with many trees. A corner of the garden overlooking the water with many trees. Family dining area. Third, the effective design layout for the second floor revolves around the idea of ​​bringing more interaction between family members while ensuring essential privacy. Instead of a doorless wardrobe inside the main bedroom, the architect decided to move it outside to connect the bedroom space of parents and children. In addition, the architect decided to invest in a separate play space for the children. A small steel staircase can be reached from the bedroom. The room layout helps to stimulate the dynamism and imagination of young children. The architect designed the second floor around the idea to closely link family members. Simple and modern interior. Another view of the living room has a relaxing sitting corner. The first floor and the second floor are connected by floor clearance. Each space of the house opens up a green space outside through sliding glass doors. Each bedroom space is calculated to have maximum access to the elements of ventilation and natural light. One of the strengths of this project is that each room opens up a green space. The master bedroom has full access to sunlight and wind.

The Hanoi People’s Committee has just decided to replace hundreds of red maple trees on the median strip of Nguyen Chi Thanh – Tran Duy Hung route. These red-leaf maple trees were tested by Hanoi from January 2018. Nguyen Chi Thanh Street has 119 trees and Tran Duy Hung has 143 trees. As noted by the reporter of To Quoc Electronic Newspaper, on the morning of April 6, many maple trees have withered and lost their life. The red-leaf maple trees have “turned” into dry firewood Only a few green leaves remain Reporter tried to peel the bark of a maple branch and found that the inside was still quite fresh, but the maple tree still refused to “grow leaves”. Originally expected to bring European colors to Hanoi, but, after 3 years, the maple trees were always in a state of withering and bare. Before that, on the evening of June 26, 2020, some maple trees were cut down because of the phenomenon of withering. According to statistics from the Hanoi Department of Construction, 45 trees have died, the remaining 217 trees grow poorly. The Hanoi Department of Construction said that the withered and undeveloped goods affected the street’s landscape. The trees that are still alive have poor growth and development. After a while, leaves wilted, branches and branches were dry and susceptible to pests and diseases, although Hanoi Greenery Park Co., Ltd. has repeatedly sprayed pesticides. To ensure the landscape, synchronize the system of green trees, to meet the aesthetic and urban beauty on the route, the Department of Construction proposes to the People’s Committee of Hanoi City 2 options. Option 1 is to plant to replace the maple tree with all small leaf almond trees, with a trunk diameter of 10-15cm and the height of 6-8m. Option 2 is to plant between a small leaf almond tree with a trunk diameter of 10-15cm, a height of 6-8m and an oil palm tree with a diameter of 40-60cm, a trunk height of about 2m. The planting of replacement trees will be carried out in April 2021 and completed before the holidays April 30 and May 1.