The design task given to 6717 studio is to design a tourist villa with seven different bedrooms, including four double rooms, one family room, one twin bed room, one four bed Dom room . Especially the villa has living space, dining, kitchen and swimming pool. All rooms and common living spaces fully exploit the view and river breeze. The villa must bring the atmosphere and spatial spirit of Hoi An but still be modern and contemporary. Architect 6717 shared: “Hoi An Oh Villa is a project reminiscent of an old town on the banks of Hoai River.” According to the architect, Hoi An is the cherishing of traditional Hoi An values ​​and blowing a new breeze in accordance with the breath of the times. Overall floor plan of the project. Hoi An Oi Villa was developed from the tube house structure of Hoi An ancient town: the front house, the bridge house and the back house. The image of a familiar small gate commonly seen in Hoi An is used in the project, creating familiarity and closeness when approaching. Hoi An Oi Villa is a combination of three main blocks combined with sub-blocks. The main block corresponds to the sleeping space, the sub-block corresponds to the toilet or the common living area, forming the rhythm of the neighborhood facade and harmonizing with the landscape of the whole area. The ground floor of the villa is arranged into two areas: the public space and the living space are connected by a side hall and a staircase. The first and second floors, each floor has three rooms, the rooms are separated by a toilet and a common living space, to increase privacy, especially the problem of sound. From the outside, the building has a brick-colored roof system with the traditional style of Hoi An. Door system “Thuong Song Lower Village” – a feature in traditional Hoi An architecture. The bars can slide closed, regulating ventilation and privacy for the building. The ground floor of the villa is arranged into two areas: public space and living space, which are connected with each other by the side hall and stairs. Stairs lead to the upper floors. The curved arch in the interior space is developed from the curves of the lantern to create a harmonious and impressive feature. The golden light of Hoi An lanterns makes the space warm and outstanding, reminiscent of the full moon nights of the Old Town that anyone has ever been to Hoi An. The public space is the living room – dining – kitchen area that is interconnected and directly connected to the swimming pool arranged along the house. Living space, family room is arranged at the end of the land, separate from the public area, and at the same time, the space is expanded to the back is a large porch. All rooms are fully exploited with river view. The house trick is contrast but still harmony. Contrast color between white – black of space and interior. Modern and traditional architectural lines and spaces. The awnings used on the balconies create a familiar image in traditional Vietnamese houses, while limiting the sun and rain on the balcony. Characteristic details such as handrails are integrated into the building. Section of Villa Floor plan layout.

Pula, Croatia There are large eco tents, enough space for four people with two bedrooms, a fully equipped bathroom and a kitchenette. The tent has a beautiful view of Pomer beach. Using mainly wood, the tents have great positions to enjoy morning coffee, or hammocks on the sand for relaxing afternoon naps. Guests can use other nearby facilities such as spa, sauna or visit the windsurf center for a trip out to sea. Lanzarote, Canary Islands The most expensive experience in Lanzarote is the clear night sky, with no trace of light pollution. Visitors can easily admire the sparkling starry sky on clear, cloudy nights. The Eco Dome tent here is designed respecting the landscape and is environmentally friendly, using solar energy and capturing rainwater. Inside there is a double bed, a comfortable bathroom and basic cooking utensils. During the day, visitors can visit the nearby town of Teguise, or take part in hiking and cycling trails. Nea Moudania, Greece The tents in the shape of “bubbles” bring exceptional experiences, visitors sleep under the stars and enjoy a liberal life. Each tent has its own outdoor living area with sun loungers and hot tubs. Nearby is Greece’s second-largest port city of Thessaloniki, with a wealth of exciting and vibrant destinations. Marvao, Portugal Perched on rock formations, each wooden cabin offers views of the river Sever and the Alentejo countryside. The interior space is simple but extremely cozy and romantic, with beds, chairs, tables and cabinets that are only crudely crafted from wood. The hammocks are arranged outside, helping visitors to be quiet and enjoy the surrounding green natural scenery. Ray, France Hanging at a height of more than 20m and connected to the ground by spiral stairs, this tree house is a great place for escapes. Set in a secluded forest, each house is a completely isolated retreat, suitable for honeymoons or romantic dates. Despite the rough exterior, the interior is still full of amenities such as a bathroom, wooden tub, sun loungers… Vipava Valley, Slovenia The highlight of the houses among the trees is the sauna and the beautiful valley views. Open space design with large glass panels helps visitors always feel living in the middle of nature. This land has immense vineyards, which produce fine wines that visitors should not miss. Near the resort, there are also restaurants with many unique dishes of local origin. Halkidiki, Greece Cute and minimalist, these small rooms still have all the amenities and experiences to create the perfect stay. Each cabin has its own private beach area, outdoor bathroom and ample space for sunset viewing and relaxing activities. Sliding glass doors extend throughout the house, allowing plenty of natural light and stunning sea views. Galicia, Spain The rooms here are thoughtfully designed and fully respect nature. The wooden house is hidden in the pine forest, in harmony with the landscape to the extent that the visual response is minimized. The interior is a lovely mix of rustic and sophisticated, with cream tones, stylish hammocks and textile decorations. With two floors, the house has living room, kitchen, bathroom, jacuzzi and sunny balconies.

In February 2020, an American architecture student named Caleb Brackney decided to buy a 1995 school bus for $3,000. The vehicle was later converted into a mobile home by Brackney at a cost of $7,000 to upgrade. Caleb Brackney spent the next six months designing and completing his new home by himself, including refurbishing the exterior, removing the old seats, reinforcing the floor and ceiling, and installing convenience equipment. benefits inside the car. Caleb Brackney started moving into his mobile home in August 2020. This mobile home is named The Roamer, after the town where the old bus was purchased. Most of the interior space of the bus is used as a living place with all the necessary facilities of a small house, the total area used is about 20 square meters. Right behind the driver’s seat is a cooking area with an oven, microwave, sink… The space between the car is used as a place to study and work with a wooden table next to the window. This is also where Brackney can play the piano and entertain. Taking up the most space is a resting place with a double bed, next to it is a sofa and TV. Supplying domestic electricity for mobile homes is a generator system, solar batteries and electricity storage batteries. The house’s clean water tank has a capacity of 190 liters, enough for Brackney to live for about 2 weeks. Most of the items and materials that make up The Roamer bus are recycled to protect the environment. Brackney plans to live in his mobile home for the next 2-3 years until he completes his master’s degree. Turn an old bus into a barber shop in Ho Chi Minh City with VND 400 million With the desire to move to many places so that he could cut everyone’s hair, Mr. Nguyen Hoai Thanh converted the bus into a mobile barber shop at a cost of nearly 400 million VND.

Hoi An Oi Villa is a tourist villa with 7 different bedrooms: 4 double rooms, 1 family room, 1 room with two single beds, 1 dorm room with four beds. The building has living room space, dining room, kitchen and swimming pool. All rooms and common living space fully exploit river view and wind. Design requirement is that the villa must have the atmosphere and spirit of the space of Hoi An but still modern, contemporary … Hoi An Oi Villa is developed from the structure of the tube house of Hoi An ancient town: the front house, the toilet and the back house. The villa is composed of 3 main blocks combined with auxiliary blocks. The main block corresponds to the sleeping space, the sub-block corresponds to the toilet and the common area; creating rhythmic street facade and harmony with the whole landscape. Right from the entrance, Hoi An Oi Villa exudes the spirit of ancient house architecture. The ground floor of the villa is arranged into two areas: public space and residential space, which are connected by the auxiliary hall space and the staircase. In the public space, the living room, the dining room and the kitchen are connected and directly connected to the swimming pool arranged along the house. The living space is the family room arranged at the end of the land, separate from the public area, at the same time being extended to the back of the large porch. On the 1st and 2nd floors, each floor has 3 rooms, the rooms are separated by a toilet area and a common living space to increase privacy, especially in terms of sound. The eaves used in the balconies of Hoi An Oi create a familiar image in traditional Vietnamese houses, while minimizing the sun and rain falling on the balcony. The downstream door system is applied from traditional Hoi An housing architecture. The image of a familiar little gate often seen in Hoi An is used in the project, creating a familiar and close approach. The door system “Upper but low to low” – a feature of the traditional architecture of Hoi An was designed. The bars can be fully closed, adjusting ventilation and privacy for the building. The biggest advantage in Hoi An Oi Villa is that all rooms are exploited overlooking the romantic Hoai River. The rooms are designed with lots of windows and large sliding door systems, making the space always bright and extremely comfortable. The unique and colorful frescoes make the lobby space glow. Curved arches in the interior space developed from the curves of the lanterns create a harmonious and impressive look. The house’s tactics are contrast but still harmonious. It is the contrast between the white – black colors of the space and the interior, between the modern and traditional look of the line and architectural space. The golden light of Hoi An lanterns makes the space cozy and prominent, reminiscent of the full moon nights of the old town. When the old town lights up, the space inside Hoi An Oi Villa is even more cozy and sparkling. Hoi An Oi Villa is really a place to experience and enjoy, or in the words of the group of architects, Hoi An Oi Villa is the appreciation of traditional values ​​while still blowing a new breeze in accordance with contemporary architecture. Project name: Hoi An Oi Villa Location: 280 Nguyen Tri Phuong, Cam Nam Ward, Hoi An City, Quang Nam Province. Land area: 280m2 Construction area: 140m2 Design: 2018 Construction: 2020 Design unit: 6717 studios Principal architect: Architect. Le Viet Hoi Associates: Nguyen Van Quy, Nguyen Duy An, Dang Thanh Bao, Do Van Tien. Structure: Nguyen Ngoc Thien Photo: Hiroyuki Oki

If you are someone who likes to move and explore new lands, a mobile home is the right choice for you. This vehicle is firmer, more comfortable than a tent, with full amenities for long journeys. NuCamp RV company has just launched the Tab 400 Teardrop 2021 mobile home model. As the name suggests, Tab 400 Teardrop has a water drop design, helping to optimize the space inside. This is also the most spacious mobile home model of nuCamp RV. The external structure of the Tab 400 Teardrop is quite simple, including the winch, 2 wheels and fixed pillars. NuCamp RV also offers an optional exterior upgrade package for the Tab 400 Teardrop including 15-inch sport wheels, dedicated off-road tires, reinforced aluminum chassis, new vignette stamp, new door sills and solar battery pack. Tab 400 Teardrop is 5.5 m long, 2.2 m wide and 2.63 m high. The interior of the mobile home model has a height of 2.01 m, ensuring space for the majority of adults. Despite carrying quite a lot of items inside, Tab 400 Teardrop has a weight of only about 1.3 tons. As introduced, the advantage of a mobile home over a tent is comfort. On the Tab 400 Teardrop, you have enough bathroom, bedroom, kitchen and dining room. Step inside, you will immediately see a dining area for 4 people and can be changed into a large bed. On the left is the kitchen with 2 stoves, a fridge, and a sink. Behind the kitchen is the master bedroom. nuCamp RV offers optional single bed or double bed at the discretion of the customer. If you choose a single bed, the remaining space is more customized for the wardrobe, warehouse … Finally there is the bathroom, located between the bedroom and the dining room. Although the space is not too spacious, nuCamp still has a full set of shower, sink and toilet. The options for the interior of the Tab 400 Teardrop include air conditioning, heater, dual windows, water heater …

Ta Gia Di crowned Miss Hong Kong in 2020. On.cc reported that Miss Hong Kong 2020 Ta Gia Di was the guest of the latest episode of the Fortune Show. In the show, Ta Gia Di’s living room and bedroom space was revealed. Ta Gia Di chooses neutral colors such as gray and white for living room interiors. Furniture is decorated in a minimalist style with a tea table, a bench, TV shelf, small corner closet and a pet’s nest. Overview of the living room of Ta Gia Di. Next, the bedroom is also simply decorated by the female artist, with a double bed in the center. The most noticeable item in the room is the blanket with the picture of her and her mother. When the host Phung Doanh Doanh asked for advice, Feng Shui expert said the color of Ta Gia Di’s bed sheets needed to be changed. The beauty queen is suggested to choose red, pink or purple bedding – the colors that will bring her luck. Ta Gia Di’s bedroom with unique photo printed blanket. The expert also commented that the magnolia pot placed by Ta Gia Di in the corner of the bedroom is not suitable. Magnolia should not be placed next to the bed because plant growth can affect the quality of sleep of the homeowner. Following the advice, Ta Gia Di moved the potted plant outside the living room. In addition, the bedroom window of the 25-year-old female artist is fitted with safety bars. According to Feng Shui experts, the bars will make the room cramped. The expert suggested that the female artist should open the window during the day to allow energy to circulate.

If you intend to come to the coastal city of Phan Thiet, you can refer to my 3 day 2 night schedule below.

Day 1: HCMC – Phan Thiet

We choose to stay at the Meraki Oasis hotel. This place stands out with 2 colors of white and blue, especially with a swimming pool located next to the sea. The space is designed in Mediterranean style, decorated with cactus, harmonious bamboo frame. This place is suitable for those who love to take pictures. The hotel is divided into two zones with 2 different swimming pools, so do not miss any virtual living corner.

Refer to online booking pages, room rates on weekends range from 700,000 to 1.7 million VND / room / 2 guests, including breakfast. I book the standard double bed room (price 750,000 VND / night), quite nice and clean.

In addition, guests can have lunch at the hotel with a menu of 3 salty dishes, 1 stir-fried dish and 1 soup for 449,000 VND.

The hotel is close to the sea with many virtual living corners.

16h30, I walk from the hotel to the Chameleon Beach Bar restaurant takes about 3 minutes.

Chameleon Beach Bar is a Thai restaurant with a romantic sunset view of the sea, you should go early to choose a beautiful location. Thai dishes here use fresh ingredients, deliciously processed, reasonably priced (from 75,000 to 250,000 VND / dish). Sitting under the coconut tree, enjoying a cool cocktail, eating Thai food and watching the sunset is an unforgettable experience.

Day 2: Jeep tour

I have breakfast at Meraki and start my journey to discover Phan Thiet by jeep. Visitors can choose a Jeep tour for 500,000 VND / car, go from 2 to 5 people, experience places such as flying sand dunes, Bau Trang, take pictures and relax at the yellow car cafe, beautiful coastal roads. most of Vietnam.

Note: You can bring your outfit for change and check-in at the sand dunes.

9am, I go back to the hotel to have breakfast and rest before check-out.

Jeep tour with VND 500,000 brings visitors to discover the most beautiful sea route in Vietnam.

I choose to have lunch at Bo Ke Hong Phat seafood restaurant, good taste, small seafood. The shop is quite empty. In my opinion, if you want to eat fresh seafood in Phan Thiet, customers should choose Cay Bang restaurant.

I moved to The Cliff Resort & Residence. Monday night, this place is a reasonable resting place. The Cliff has a luxurious, clean design and beautiful view without criticism. Since I had to get up early to take a Jeep tour all day, I wanted to stay at the 4-star resort.

I book the Terra Ocean View room (area of ​​142 m2) with full amenities, especially a jacuzzi tub. Room rates range from 3.6 to 4.9 million VND for weekdays and weekends.

Guests can have dinner at Vista restaurant located on The Cliff. The menu with many dishes, I am most impressed with the hot pot with fresh seafood, sweet and sweet bone broth, Phan Thiet fish sauce and roasted peanuts, smooth, rich and fragrant porcelain bananas. This is a Phan Thiet specialty that visitors should not miss.

Day 3: Phan Thiet – HCMC

During my last day in Phan Thiet, I mostly rested and took photos gently in the resort’s premises. There are many beautiful check-in corners, arranged in every detail for you to choose from. Don’t forget to prepare a colorful dress.

The Cliff is famous for its jacuzzi sea view.

In addition, visitors can visit to take photos at Cesar Homestay before returning to Ho Chi Minh City in the afternoon. With a total cost of about 4 million VND / person, I have had interesting experiences, visiting many attractive places and enjoying typical sea food.

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