Illustration (Source: Internet). There was a commotion of flutes around the herd of buffalo lying in the green grass valley. The sound of puffy breathing of an old buffalo with a broken nose lying on its snout on the edge of the earth speckled with footprints. The sound of chewing slowly and deliberately tasted the new grass-flavored water. The sound of the wind through the bamboo arch pulls each dry, brittle leaf. In the distance, as far as the eye could see, the red brick kilns wailed with thin smoke. Early in the summer, the Lo River is still the same as it was a few decades ago. City people feel like they are a few decades younger, a few dozen years old are anxious and indifferent to the earth, sky, and plants. Rows of rice plants on the riverbank are in full bloom. The crooked branches are like strong carvings against the light cloudy sky. The flock of flutes on the buffalo’s back heard the sound from afar, and they fluttered their wings and took off into the red flower arches. The white spots on the black bird’s wings fluttered like paper torn to the sky. Shivering. It sounds like a singing flower. Words earnestly call back childhood. Hanoians for many years have almost forgotten about the giant rice flower trees located on the grounds of Uncle Co’s house by the river. Strolling on the blue dyke, the May grass in March looks at the brilliant rice flowers rising up from the most luxurious shimmering octagonal building in the period. Warm brown tiled walls and roof edges of seals. La Cha dropped each red rice arduously. The flocks of black starlings, starlings and starlings from the north bank of the Red River pull together to make noise all day long. In March, the clusters of rice flowers are still persistently glowing red around the building. The sound of the starling is absent. It’s as if there’s a whole new raging river out there. Vehicles roared with smoke on the one-way dike road going like a flood. The river of people flows. Not a glance. Can’t stop. Hanoians just indifferently passed by the fluttering memories of the past, now faded in the shadow of the strange and colorful buildings along the river. There is no longer a grassy path on the dike surface to relax on foot. The grassy embankment like a green thread stretching across the city has disappeared, making way for the doodles of a mosaic of ceramic pieces. Not serious and heroic, urging like a poster of any day. It’s not enough to laugh like the Graffiti pictures of children stealing paint in the middle of the night with paint cans. Hanoians follow the call from their childhood in their hearts. Upstream of Lo River, Red River. In March, we see alluvial beaches and green corn banks. Sunny skies. Wild rice stalks let down their flowers to boil and light the riverbank’s fire. And the chirping of starlings called the flock from the other side. There are also rice flowers. Hanoians still have to wait a few hundred more years, the rice tree in front of Ngoc Son Temple on Hoan Kiem Lake will be big enough as in memory. Absence of the bright red flowers in March on the side of Tower Pen, Dai Nghien is an irreparable loss. There will also never be any hope of seeing a majestic big tree at the corner of Van Mieu garden where Nguyen Thai Hoc street intersects with Ton Duc Thang. Under that giant rice is the Hai Co shrine all year round. Called a temple, but there is no architectural work at all. It is the rice plant. And it also seems that there is no specific “Miss” name to be worshiped. God of banyan tree, ghost of rice tree, nowhere to be. The corner of the street was paved with flat bricks after the rice tree died. People have left Hai Co Temple under the rice to go somewhere else. Only a faint bewildered pink color of childhood is left…

Located at the foot of the Day River dike, the house (Yen Nghia, Ha Dong, Hanoi) opens a 40-degree view to the main road on the dike with three elevations of the road downgrading to the building foundation, the location of the land is quite good. especially the west-facing facade looking up to the dyke. Designed for two young households, three generations and eight people living. The family has a family style that follows the culture of the Northern Delta, loves open spaces, trees, and wind. The house is built on an area of ​​234m2, divided functional space into 4 main blocks and 4 floors. The building interwoven with solid blocks to create voids surrounded by ventilated materials to create a connection, bringing sunlight and wind into the building. Architects pushed the entire main functional space to the 2nd and 3rd floors, freeing the entire first floor as common spaces, garages, gardens. To ensure privacy as well as avoid dust, the house is designed with a high fence like a building’s base block, using raw red brick materials and building techniques to ventilate and light. On the second floor is a common space such as living room, kitchen, and toilet with a private, quiet space for the closed bedroom of your grandparents. Linking the 2nd and 3rd floors is a modern, dynamic wooden-faced steel staircase with corridors running through each function room of the 3rd floor. The whole 3rd floor is a completely separate and private functional space of the eldest brother’s family with 2 small children. The 4th floor is arranged with other function rooms such as worship room, laundry and drying technology. The terrace is an ideal space for the whole family to gather together, drink tea, talk. Source: Hoang Le Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

The owner of this castle is Mr. Do Trong Sau (56 years old, Trung Chau village, Dong Ket commune, Khoai Chau, Hung Yen), a brick kiln owner in the province. This project of Mr. Sau was inaugurated in June 2020 after about 2 years of construction.

The gilded castle in Hung Yen has a facade facing to the Southeast, an area of ​​more than 400 m2, including 3 floors and 1 basement and thousands of surrounding garden areas.

Living room space on the first floor of the castle, has an area of ​​about 150 square meters. Mr. Sau said that the living room must be very large for relatives or guests to come and play to sit fully and gather around. In addition to decorative items, this floor also has 3 more self-contained bedrooms.

“My whole family, 7 people including children here, so I want the house to follow my ideas. That’s why I designed this house myself. This is the achievement of everyone in the family accumulated for many years, in the process of building I still have to borrow to try to fulfill my own wishes. The cost to complete is about 10 billion and needs quite a lot of labor. Up to this moment, I am very happy and content with the time I live in this house, ”said Mr. Sau (left).

The second floor space is almost the same as the first floor, also has 3 bedrooms. Each bedroom layout 28 m2 wide and has a private bathroom and toilet for each room. Separately the first floor and second floor have an additional shared bathroom. The stair railing is fitted with a cast aluminum pattern.

Large European Roman-style dome with a diameter of more than 10 m in the top floor space of the castle. With this design, the house will be more airy, absorb the air, and create a highlight for the project.

Mr. Sau said he personally designed the project based on European style with arches, typical patterns and painted yellow and white in the style of castles in the world.

Gate and fence around the house are designed with elaborate motifs and patterns. Trees were planted in abundance in the courtyard inside the castle of the brick kiln owner. Mr. Sau planted many fruit trees such as mango, jackfruit, pomelo, sapodilla and many kinds of flowers such as rose, peony …

The architecture outside the most beautiful castle in Hung Yen with arched windows, painted in red. The balconies of all floors, the pillars are added with many more shapes and patterns.

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The owner of this castle is Mr. Do Trong Sau (56 years old, living in Trung Chau village, Dong Ket commune, Khoai Chau, Hung Yen province). Mr. Sau is an owner of a brick kiln in Hung Yen province.

The castle has an area of ​​over 400m2, includes 3 floors and 1 basement, and hundreds of square meters of garden area. The villa was started construction in June 2018, until June 2020, it was inaugurated.

Sharing with the press, Mr. Sau said that due to his hobby of building a house in accordance with his function and way of life, he chose a clever combination between Europe and Europe. Asia.

Gate and fence around the house are designed with elaborate motifs and patterns.

European-style castle architecture with Romantic dome combined with white gold paint makes the castle look massive in the middle of a vast land of thousands of square meters.

The cast aluminum furniture is placed next to the swimming pool for Mr. Sau to rest, relax …

Living room space on the first floor of the castle, has an area of ​​about 150 square meters. In addition to decorative items, this floor also has 3 more self-contained bedrooms.

The stair railing is fitted with a cast aluminum pattern.

The second floor space is almost the same as the first floor, also has 3 bedrooms. Each bedroom layout 28 m2 wide and has a private bathroom and toilet for each room. Separately the first floor and second floor have an additional shared bathroom.

Although the people rumored the castle cost hundreds of billion dong, Mr. Sau said that the construction cost was not more than 100 billion and not less than 10 billion dong. The building is not “gilded” as rumored, but only painted gold.

Hoang Yen (Th)

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