Understanding customers’ thoughts, Delution’s architects creatively designed a tube house with 2 mezzanines. Help the house to receive a lot of sunlight and good air circulation so that you can save energy from lights and air conditioners without spending too much. Specifically, the 6m wide tube house is located in a densely populated residential area in Tebet, Jakarta Selatan. Homeowners want architects to be able to create many small rooms in the house and later when conditions permit, they can still build higher without affecting the original structure. At the same time, the owner wants this house to have 3 floors but if viewed from the front, it has only 2 floors and is on par with other houses in the area. Therefore, the architects decided to divide the height of the floor, one floor of this house is only half the height of ordinary houses and will call this mezzanine. Each mezzanine will be built and designed to suit the requirements and pocket of the owner. From the first mezzanine to the last mezzanine is connected by a large space, which provides natural light and air to the house. Between the spaces are wooden stairs, the main way in the house; also family members can interact and talk directly from different floors without having to raise their voice. In addition to the indoor space, the architects also made a 1-meter-wide corridor running along the house from front to back to get light and natural air sources because the indoor space has glass doors installed on the ceiling. This hallway is also the place to place the water pump, bicycle, outdoor equipment and also the second entrance to the home. The house is installed with transparent glass on the ceiling to get the light source and the hallway is a resource for the house to always be naturally ventilated. The architects also installed many drainage systems in the house premises to prevent water from entering the house when it rains because the floor of the house is lower than the street level. In the house, on the first mezzanine floor is an integrated kitchen and dining room. To avoid limited space, the dining table is made in a folding style so that it can be expanded if needed. The wooden dining table can be opened and folded to expand the space. The folding table can be unfolded as needed for mobility with limited space. The kitchen and dining room on the first mezzanine floor can be seen through the bottom glass under the second mezzanine façade, so the people on the first mezzanine can see if anyone has come to the house. Each floor of the house is about the same height as a regular mezzanine. For the front area of ​​the house, the architect made the upper half of the house protrude 2.5m so that the first floor serves as a parking space and outdoor seating space. On the second floor, using a large curtained glass panel on the façade as the main bathroom, it also becomes an interesting facade element. The courtyard in front of the house. The bedroom space uses elegant and elegant white colors. The bottom glass panel at the foot of the first floor facade helps people inside the house to know if someone is outside without having to open the door. 1st floor design (1: Garden;

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.

The project was designed by Trinhvieta-Architects in a densely populated urban area in Ho Chi Minh City with the desire to create as much space as possible, providing an interesting living atmosphere. The architect’s idea was to rearrange the allowable space by taking two internal spaces from the main block, dividing them into several smaller blocks and attaching them back to make a balcony. In this way, they created an empty space that allows wind and natural light to flow to every nook and cranny of the house while keeping the required space. The house is 5 floors high and consists of 7 rooms, including 2 atrium rooms with private courtyards. These 7 rooms embrace 2 spaces inside with some balconies facing the outside. The interior void provides a private courtyard, laundry balcony and ventilation shaft while the exterior balcony with double-layer tile creates a “dual leather” facade that protects the home from tropical weather. The “dual leather” facade is combined with two layers, featuring glazed openings, hollow bricks in the balcony and greenery. This facade creates a sunshade, reduces heat radiation and provides a relaxing atmosphere. The design team tried to capture the feeling of a tropical home by creating some form of shading from tiled roofs, hollow brick walls or greenery… to reduce solar radiation and provide no air. Comfortable relaxing space where natural wind blows in. The location of the balcony and the studied trees is random and improvised, which makes the house a bit in harmony with the surrounding context. Through this project, the architect wishes to propose a solution for a life in a high-density tropical urban area, meeting the needs of space while still providing an interesting living environment “close to nature”. of course”. pear spring (According to the ArchDaily )

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.

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

The building is formed from a frame of columns and floors that have been spontaneously constructed since before architect G+architects participated in the design. The job of the G+architects architect is to expand a part of the floor to meet the function, strengthen the structure, connect the existing and unchanged things to a certain order and modulus. The main direction of the house is Southeast, this is the direction with a beautiful view, behind the West, the sun is quite strong in the afternoon. Therefore, the design team decided to use a tile shell covering the house from the wall to the roof, the hollow part and the glass wall focus all on the front. The work is formed from a frame of columns and floors that have been constructed spontaneously before. With a favorable location located under a small valley, the work can be observed from afar. The red block of tile appears as a prominent view in the middle of the valley. The tile layer covered from the wall to the roof shortens the impact of the westward sunlight into the house. The porch (veranda) is stretched like country houses. The slope of the tile roof allows to push the space of the dining room and kitchen area to become more outstanding and open. The dining room and kitchen are crowded places. Red tiles cover Xuan Anh’s house. With the advantage of a house in the valley overlooking the mountains and hills, the architect designed all glass walls in the front. The porch is also extended like country houses. In this space, the family can sit and sip a cup of tea, catching the sunrise in the morning. The living room, kitchen and dining room are seamlessly connected. The glass facade allows the house to receive a sufficient amount of natural light. The house uses completely glass walls, family members can easily see the nature outside. In addition, homeowners also save energy when the house uses a lot of glass. Architects G+architects chose the form of hiding the attic floor including the guest bedroom and the warehouse due to the relatively low density of use. The owner’s bedroom is separate, has a nice view of the garden and a large private porch and is located in the shade of the roof.

Reportedly, the old building was remodeled into short-term resort apartments to attract nature-loving tourists in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City. To make a difference for the building, the architects had to find a way to break down the rough lines of the previous concrete facade, turning them into a green oasis in the crowded city with winding lines. soft. At the same time, instead of expanding the built area of ​​the previous work, the architects decided to keep the large void of the site, respecting most of the existing plants and creating space for many people. more stuff. Structural columns and beams were left in place, while all unnecessary elements were removed to create more space for daylight, greenery and natural ventilation. The undersides of the balconies are lined with wood, which adds a natural look to the building. Lush vines descend from the building’s undulating balconies, creating a green façade that brings in fresh air and relaxation. The balconies overlook the pool on the ground floor and have the same curves as the building’s exterior, where guests can soak in the tranquil surroundings. At night, the lights cast shadows on the upper balconies. A curved path leads guests through the lush courtyard and into the lobby, where large curtain walls blur the line between inside and outside. Onion designed lighting system is installed on the concrete floor and on the ceiling, guiding guests to their private apartments. Inside the apartments, the architects have clad the rooms with traditional, eco-friendly materials such as rattan, wood and local stone. In the bedroom, there is a transparent sliding glass door design so that guests can enjoy the green balcony. Furniture in the room is mainly made of wood to create a friendly and cozy feeling.

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.

Architect G+architects said that the project, in addition to creating a common space that connects everyone in the family, also needs to ensure a certain privacy for them. Because the house is in the northwest direction, the architect offered a solution to design a wooden door system throughout the facade to limit direct sunlight combined with internal glass doors. Both layers of doors can be opened and closed flexibly to regulate sunlight and wind into the house and increase the interaction between interior and exterior space. The house is located in a quiet residential area in Ho Chi Minh City, built on an area of ​​110 m2. The house is designed with two-layer facade, the inner layer is a glass door, the outer layer is a wooden lamination system. During the day, the sun penetrates the blue system and prints shadows on the interior space. At night, the wooden bar creates a blurry view from the outside into the interior space, ensuring privacy but equally interesting. As for the space solution, the common spaces on the ground floor and the second floor are opened up to get more light for family activities. In addition, it also creates a contrast in proportion between the public and private volumes in the spatial layout of the house. The idea of ​​establishing the relationship between the public and the private space is also through the solution of soft separation by movable walls creating continuity for the library and indoor playground functions. Thereby, users can actively control the limitations in space. This is also convenient for ventilation from front to back of the building. With this work, architect G+architects shared: “We want to show the concepts in space definition that adapt to the different living habits of the homeowner along with architectural solutions for each climate context. Queen.” Wood slats It is not only an effective vertical ventilation system but also has the ability to limit the amount of heat entering the house. The ground floor is used as living room, kitchen, dining room and auxiliary functional spaces. The kitchen area has a minimalist design and has a rustic interior The common living area through the movable glass wall connects to the backyard planted with many trees. The common spaces on the ground floor and second floor are open to the top to get more light for family activities. Stairway to the upper floors of the house. The main traffic axis of the house is arranged in many arrays in mid-air for many interesting views when moving. From the position of the stairs can clearly feel the change of sunlight at the time of day. Stairs lead to the terrace. The bookshelf is designed according to the indoor traffic axis This is also a place to relax and read books for the whole family. The bedroom has a simple design, facing the front of the house. Open plan bathroom and toilet with bedroom. Homeowners who need privacy can pull back the curtain.

Located in a densely populated area in Singapore, the house has a public walkway right next to it. Behind is a high-rise building under construction. Therefore, privacy issues become a major concern of homeowners. Accordingly, the architect prioritizes discreet walls on the outside of the facade. Plain brick walls in neutral tones help to reduce the rough, heavy feel of an introverted building. The window ensures ventilation for the space but has a compact design and is glued with one-way anti-seeing glass paper. The land is divided into two parts corresponding to the building and connected by a green garden in the middle. Garden design allows the house to have the necessary breathing space to limit the situation of long and narrow pipes. Contrary to the somewhat discreet facade, the space inside the house is towards open architecture and prioritizes connection. In addition to the garden space between the two buildings, the house has an additional opening that is a skylight to help get natural light. Homeowners feel full natural sunlight right in the house. The living room and kitchen are located in the front block. The living room and kitchen are located in the front block. Wooden furniture gives a cozy feeling. Image source: Derek Swalwell Video: House of 25m2- opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

Here are some models of 2-storey houses with an area of ​​​​7x11m, costing about VND 500 million, which are most sought after in the real estate market in 2021. The facade is designed with 2 stacked halves with a high-grade wooden roof system, cool in summer, warm in winter, minimizing the possibility of cracking and damage to the building. The design of the facade divided into two halves increases the number of rooms as well as the living area for family members. House design with balconies facing many sides is a construction trend in 2021. The roof is built in a new and eye-catching style. The vertical bar on the right edge of the image not only creates high aesthetics, but it is also a screen to help the indoor space more private and mysterious, creating maximum comfort for the user. A 2-storey house design with a frontage of 7m is popular with many people. The roof system is decorated with many white LED lights and makes the most of glass. The way the wooden brown accents in the door parts create a very different highlight on the main background is white. Comfortable 2-storey house with 1 large garage. The design of the slanted roof not only creates sympathy for outsiders, but also helps the drainage when it rains heavily to be done faster and more efficiently. The special thing about this house is the design of the skewed area with the right side narrower than the left. The familiar L-shaped house design with only an amount of 500-600 million is guaranteed to make the most fastidious people fall in love. Garden believers cannot ignore the 2-storey design but still have this garden-oriented design. A contemporary design for those who love classic colors. Owning a spacious yard area with ceramic tiles creates a clean effect and flaunts the owner’s playfulness, raising the level. The house is designed with 2 ground floors featuring a skewed roof system and installed a lot of white lights for a fresh and spacious space.

The internal space structure is divided into three living blocks, in which for the family of nearly 10 members to use the main block, the other two blocks are arranged as two independent buildings used for rental purposes. The project has many limitations on construction permits, so AD9 Architects seeks to integrate functional blocks together to satisfy all functions. Architects AD9 Architects said that the form and structure of the building is a pure expression of the used space. All spaces are almost continuous or overlap, gaps are found most naturally. The idea of ​​​​the owner of Q.7 house has been realized by the architects in the most optimal way when on the same small facade, it can be rented but still ensure privacy for the house. The facade is surrounded by a rough brick wall to protect the house from outside agents. The architect divides the house into three functional blocks, in which one main block is for nearly 10 family members, the other two blocks are used for rental purposes. The entrance to the house is the main living room of a family of nearly 10 members. The ability to ventilate, receive light effectively and adapt to local climate conditions are issues that need to be given top priority. The floors above. The entrance to two functional blocks for rent grows many trees, creating a pleasant and comfortable feeling for tenants. Another notable point in the design is the many doors combined with the green areas outside. Thanks to that, the living space is always filled with sunlight and becomes in harmony with nature. This room is always airy and receives a good amount of natural light thanks to the glass windows. The master bedroom is connected to the outside nature. In addition, the architect also designed a railing, where the homeowner can relax and sip a cup of tea in the morning. The layout of the floors in the house.

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

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.

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 architects have created a house that combines a biomeasurement system, energy efficiency and modern design. Completed in 2017, this 750 square meter home has 3 floors, a basement and a terrace. The terrace and outdoor balcony are inserted between the two facades. Metal façades provide privacy and shading to all glazed rooms. The architects explained: “The main spaces of the house spread like successive layers of a tree, from the indoor space to the front of the house. The house is designed as a three-dimensional matrix, layer after layer.” To preserve the neighborhood’s history, the architects retained the existing black metal fence and planted shrubs and large trees around the site. This house project has been approved by both the Architect of the French Building and APP – the organization that protects the Parc des Princes district.

Uoy Home is a house conceptualized, developed by architect To Huu Dung and 85 Design. The work has a special design, inspired by spacecraft across space – time. Located in the Central region, where the climate is hot, the western frontage also makes the house directly suffer from harmful sunlight. To solve this problem, the group of architects applied 3 solutions to limit heat radiation. One is treating with natural solutions, using trees for wall and roof gardening. Trees are decorated right from the front of the house. The second solution is technology, using XPS heat-resistant panels 3cm thick to cover outside walls subject to the main sun direction, preventing heat absorption. The third solution is to create wind convection by opening many doors to the East and South to catch cool winds. Thanks to that, even though it is a western house, the space inside is always cool. The first floor is a common living space including living room, kitchen – dining. Open space feels seamless with a garden. The glass roof in the kitchen area is capable of removing most of the UV rays and minimizing the heat impact on the interior space. The second floor consists of 2 bedrooms, a large bedroom for parents and a small bedroom for a son. The corridor leading to a private space on the 2nd floor has a glass railing made of tempered glass. Skylights are fitted with portable curtains to shade the sun. The roof floor spends most of the area planted with grass. This is also a place where families have fun together when they cannot go far. Image source: 85Design Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

Compact space and convenient for single people or small families. The special feature of the house is the combination of nature that highlights the front of the facade. The low gate makes the house more modern, inside the natural grass-paved yard. This design is suitable for land with limited frontage but stretching to the back. The large yard can be used as a swimming pool, create a home for the family, as well as plant artificial grass, plant trees that bring a green, airy space, and increase the aesthetics of the house. Design of a 1-storey Thai-roof garden-style house in modern European style. Using the entire glass door system helps the house become more luxurious, receiving natural light from the outside. Wall cladding wood, planting natural grass and paved the entrance to the house. The highlight of this design is the patterned on the roof and the steps. The front roof is designed with 2 isosceles triangles with 3 middle roofs with horizontal lines painted white in combination with gray roofs to help the house be elegant and modern. This is a popular single-storey roof model in the countryside with four-sided architecture with aisles and a front and back garden landscape. Take advantage of growing green vegetables in front of the house, while increasing the green space, while providing a source of clean food for the family. Modern design with Thai roof style, creatively adding square blocks makes the house more unique and new. This is a fairly traditional roof design and is popular with many people. The house is built with a high foundation to avoid mold and mouth, suitable for the weather conditions in our country. The open facade will help the building block more balanced and harmonious. The house with 2 halls design helps to optimally catch the wind, in harmony with nature.

Located in a suburban residential area of ​​Hanoi, B House is the home owned by a concrete factory owner. The owner wants a cool space and garden view bedrooms but still ensures privacy and security. With this requirement, the group of architects used a simple yet powerful form of architectural design for the front garden. The nature of the house is open space, the boundary between the inside and the outside is gradually blurring to create the connection between people and nature. Light from outside is sucked from the roof through the glass windows into the green space inside. Around this void are long, wide staircases and corridors that connect functional spaces together. The front of the house is a system of pressed bamboo doors, which can be flexibly opened and closed. The bamboo door reduces direct sunlight from the east, and ensures privacy and security. With the homeowners’ love for concrete, the design team chooses the house finishing material, mainly concrete with a rough surface, chestnut-colored wood to make the space more cozy. Through the project, the design team wants to provide the optimal solution to improve living space, create a comfortable living environment, and focus on the quality of life. Photo source: Hoang Le Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

It is known that the ‘O-tower’ will be the venue for OPPO’s large-scale programs, a lush urban landscape in the middle of the city. This design is inspired by the letter O and fingerprints, when combined, it will produce an extremely unique and novel shape. The design company is the Bjarke ingels group (BIG), the building designed to reduce energy consumption and demonstrate OPPO’s commitment to endless innovation by connecting ‘ground and sky’ in a unified ring. cooperation continuously. BIG started working with OPPO in early 2019 to develop the design for the R&D headquarters and the overall plan for the site. It will be located along the main access road of the city, between a natural lake, the urban center, and a 10,000 square meter park. With this prime location, BIG and OPPO want the O-tower as a new symbol and gateway to the future science and technology city of Hangzhou. Brian Yang, partner at BIG, said: “The best technology should be a seamless life extension. OPPO’s new R&D headquarters embodies this concept, located inside a stunning geographic location of Hangzhou, combined with dense urban and natural landscape on one side, this will be an ant symbol. architecture of OPPO with elegant philosophy, while improving the quality of life for people in the city ”. BIG looked at how to create the optimal workspace with plenty of natural light while optimizing energy use. From that. The south side of the building will have a central courtyard, the inner facade shaded from solar energy. The slopes create a series of gaps three times the usual height and the courtyards where OPPO employees can interact and socialize. The building will be surrounded by adaptive wind vents oriented towards the angle of the sun. The architects said this would reduce solar energy by up to 52%, thereby reducing energy consumption, glare, reflection and the greenhouse effect. Bjarke ingels, Founder and Creative Director of BIG said: ‘We have been trying to envision OPPO’s future work environment as sustainable on three key points: economic, ecological and social. . ‘, The building has large flexible floors illuminated by the sun and fresh air. The facade has an adaptive roof that removes sunlight ‘. Most of the building will be occupied by OPPO but the first three floors are devoted to public programs including exhibition space, conference center, cafeteria and a garden for outdoor seminars. This urban oasis will provide fresh air, retain water and support a biodiversity public area connected to the daily life of the city. Through this project, Hangzhou will become one of OPPO’s most important research and development centers in China. Going forward, we believe that through our cooperation, OPPO’s R&D headquarters will not only perfectly represent OPPO’s brand identity and culture, but also become an iconic landmark. most in Hangzhou. This will represent a key cornerstone of OPPO’s hundred-year plan. Said Jin Le Qin, Vice President of OPPO.

If your land area is not much, this is one of the most beautiful grade 4 tube houses with modern flat roofs you should care about. Looking at the sophisticated modern design, this grade 4 tube house becomes more comfortable and luxurious than the optimal choice for families whose land is not very spacious. In this house you can design creative colors of the wall to create a space for the house. In this house, which meets all functions such as bedroom, kitchen, living room, toilet … This model has an extremely impressive design with sloping roof combined with wood tones. In particular, the large facade helps the house flooded with natural light. This house has a rough construction and paint roll, it only costs about 250 million. And the interior will incur an additional cost. Type 4 tube house for families with small land area House level 4 design mezzanine roof Type 4 house mezzanine design is an architectural trend in recent years, the reason is that it helps homeowners can make the most of the space while saving costs. With this mezzanine level 4 house model, you can see the quite high ceiling to combine with the mezzanine to create a feeling like a spacious 2-story house for people living in the house. In particular, the grade 4 house model has a attic or mezzanine to help expand living space while maximizing cost savings. This model impresses with the diagonal roof of the tum and the handrail creates the feeling of a very modern, eye-catching two-story house. The raw construction cost for this house is about 250-300 million. Type of tube house with mezzanine The house has 4 Thai-style roof garden The roof roof models have a very modern design with the facade of the interwoven squares and a small yard in front of the door which is the type of house built a lot in the countryside of our country. In this type of 4-roof house, you will receive a lot of sunlight, wind blowing into the house, creating a warm feeling in winter and cool in summer. This type of house is always the first choice because of its high aesthetics and great applicability. Thai style 4-roof house combined with garden This home model has actually impressed many users, so there are many families to choose from. With this type of house cost when building crude falls between 250-300 million.

The house located in Bac Ninh province has a typical structure of a tube house, narrow and deep (size 4x20m), with only two open sides before and after. One downside is that the works near 3 industrial zones have a lot of noise and dust. Therefore, architects have come up with solutions using green arrays to prevent dust and noise. Accordingly, the front of the house is planted with many layers of trees from low to high. It is not easy to use the depth of the house. Outside is a setback space to avoid dust, noise, also a place for parking. Next is the living room, inside is the kitchen. Stairs are placed in the middle of the house nestled to the side to create a well-ventilated space. Next to the stairs is a sky well that goes from the first floor up to the roof. The skylight is large enough and light enough to be planted with trees. Trees and light are the “materials” of the interior to soften the space. The master bedroom is located in front of the 2nd floor. Outside is a veranda and green garden. The private bathroom uses glass walls to save space and airy. The 3rd floor bedroom opens up to a green courtyard. This is an ideal space to relax, always filled with sunshine and wind Simple staircase with glass railing creates airy, light granite plastering steps for a light feeling. The dining room space is widened in view throughout the house to the front. In the interior, the floor, wall and ceiling materials use light colors to increase the lighting factor. Dark wood furniture creates contrast. On the front side, the upper floors recede gradually to create a space for trees and also create an airy space and vision./.

The house is in the form of a townhouse located in a new residential area in Nha Be district, Ho Chi Minh City. According to the planning, the house plots must be built in accordance with the regulations on the scale and height of the floors. However, the project still has its own features thanks to the facade covering, which protects the sun and creates a certain privacy. The 4-storey building is designed for a family of 3 generations. Accordingly, the first floor is the garage, living room and kitchen. To enhance the connection of family members, the house is designed with a private viewpoint but expands and connects common spaces in the house. An interesting solution in the living room: The TV shelf is not close to the wall as usual, but is pulled close to the sofa, so as not to be too far. The space behind is designed to be a play place for children; and also the traffic going down the stairs does not cut through the sofa-TV area if someone is watching. The staircase is located in the middle of the house, nestled to the side to expand the connecting space. Next to the stairs is a sky well for light and ventilation. This is also a place for a dining table, next to a green tree under the sky. The kitchen area is located at the back of the house, designed with a compact bar to create a certain discreetness. Behind the kitchen is a green yard and also a place to relax. Thanks to the interconnection of space and large glass walls, the view on the first floor is extended, throughout the depth of the house; easy to observe and connect in daily life. The second floor is for the bedrooms of the grandparents and the study, work and common room. The skylight acts as the nucleus connecting space. The roads are used to create a spacious common ground for children to play. “Sacrifice” a quite large area to make a well, but thanks to that the house is always bright, airy and wide open. Above the sky well is the glass roof and ventilation holes, so the house is always filled with sunshine and wind. The “holes” in the floor of the skylight are not the same, but variations with beveled cuts creating interesting perspectives. The third floor is the bedroom of parents and children. All bedrooms in the house have two open sides. One side facing the front or back of the house, the other side facing the well. The third floor is the bedroom of parents and children. All bedrooms in the house have two open sides. One side facing the front or back of the house, the other side facing the sky well./.

4-storey townhouse with modern frontage completely eliminates the elaborate and cumbersome decoration of the classical and neoclassical schools. Aluminum bars create accents for the balcony. Photo: Song Phat construction The 4-storey townhouse with a beautiful cubic structure takes advantage of the empty side to design windows that bring light to the entire interior space. Photo: Song Phat construction The solution to keep the house out of the sun is to plant trees and flowers on the balcony and terrace. Photo: Xaydungphatdat. Each floor is designed in a form of a block to create a healthy beauty that is a trend chosen by many young families. Photo: Xaydungphatdat. 4-storey house Using wooden slats both creates a highlight on the facade while saving costs. Photo: Song Phat construction The use of neutral colors including white, beige, brown, black creates a luxurious and modern space. Photo: Song Phat construction The classic 4-storey house has a perfection up to the standards of design and artistic perfection. Photo: Xaydungphatdat. Green areas are increasingly popular in urban areas because it both improves the atmosphere for the family and brings a friendly look to the building. Photo: Song Phat construction Impressive design by the courtesy of townhouse architecture. Photo: Song Phat construction The townhouse with the roof is equal to the stylization of the balcony, large glass doors, making the aesthetic value higher. Photo: Xaydungphatdat.

Sergio Romero had to sell home to leave MU because coach Ole Solskjaer. With Dean Henderson returning to Old Trafford last summer, Sergio Romero was eliminated by coach Ole Solskjaer from the MU squad.The Argentine goalkeeper was not registered to play in the Premier League as well as the Champions League. MU allows Romero to find a new team, but requires too high a salary that makes the 34-year-old goalkeeper stuck at Old Trafford. He hasn’t played a single match in a year. At the end of this season, Romero was forced to leave MU because of his contract. The Argentine goalkeeper and his family also have enough time to prepare to leave Manchester after six years of living. Romero’s villa frontage. According to the SunSports Romero sold his Cheshire mansion on Rightmove for £ 3.5 million. In the event that a buyer cannot be found, Romero is willing to rent out this villa for £ 22,000 per month. This is one of the largest villas in the area, including 6 bedrooms with private bathrooms. In addition, Romero’s house has up to 5 living rooms, large enough to host a party for hundreds of people in attendance. Other utility rooms are available, ensuring the villa owner a wonderful life. The dining room of the villa Living room stretches. Living room stretches. One of the bathrooms of the house. Super large bedroom. Fully furnished defense.

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.

P. House is the home of a young couple, construction area is about 65 m². The house is located in an alley, on three sides bordering the people’s house. The front of the house is eastward, adjacent to the fence wall of an old factory with a long existence and many large old green trees. The owner is busy and has a minimalist lifestyle. So, the problem is for KTS THIA architecture was Create a minimalist home for the purpose of use and relaxation for homeowners after hard working days. P. House is located at Phan Van Tri street, Go Vap district, HCMC. In front of the house, the architect has ceded a large yard with green trees and green roofs, creating a breathing space for the house. Those green patches will be a place to visit for birds and squirrels from nearby parks, the host can befriend them. The architect has left a large yard to plant trees. The raw brick facade is built with two layers, both thermal and soundproof, creating a quiet space for the homeowner. The first floor, the architect arranges a garden and a temporary empty room called a multi-purpose room for the owner to decorate. This room, the host can use it at will such as group work, party with many people without affecting the other’s activities. The architect THIA architecture intentionally left aside a reserved area for later to add members and new functions during use. The architect designs the garden and free space to use as desired when needed on the first floor. The second floor is arranged living room, kitchen is connected space. The two-storey kitchen with glass roof and portable wooden bar helps to brighten and ventilate the house. After working hours, the owner spends a lot of time in the kitchen, so in the kitchen position can see the trees and the sky through the glass roof. The main functional space is brought up to the upper floors. Living room, kitchen connected with each other. P The digital guest room arranged a small altar reminiscent of the home space in the North. A concrete staircase with an iron corridor is a bridge connecting the space of each floor. Portable wooden roofing system brings both aesthetic value and cooling for the house. With a two-layer architectural solution alternating with trees, rearing the windscreen roof will help the house always airy, avoiding solar radiation exposure. The architect also designed the glass roof to take the wind behind to make the house more airy. The third floor is the bedroom space, this space can see the green trees falling from the roof down through the front floor. The carpentry layer prevents sunlight and radiation from shining directly into the room. With carpentry tiles, gaps and trees, the bedroom is always cool and private. The terrace has a working room, green trees covering the roof. Here, the owner grows vegetables for daily meals. Inside the bedroom adjacent to the truss of vines in the facade. Brick tiles reduce indoor temperatures. On the rooftop, this is the place to grow vegetables to serve the homeowner’s life.

Where possible, it is necessary to open the emergency exit at the back or side of the house. The fact is that most of the fires that occur cause loss of life as victims cannot get out of the fire when they first emerge; The reason is the lack of escape routes in the tube houses. Meanwhile, the firefighters and rescuers are very difficult to access these works, especially works in alleyways. The problem of escape in the tube house is very important to be concerned from an architectural perspective, is how easy it is to escape when the incident occurs. Most of the tube houses have the same disadvantage: narrow and deep, small area, little airy, surrounding space is usually close-up high-rise buildings. Therefore, in the design of tube houses and townhouses in urban areas, people often pay attention to the usable area, the distribution of rooms, and other facilities, but few people think about emergency exit plans. The stairs to the roof, if made convenient and easy to use, are also an effective escape route. In addition, due to concerns about theft, and safe use (avoid falling on high), the tube house is often built discreetly with multi-layered lock doors, shielding the facade with flower bricks, bars, nets, Iron cages, windows have iron flowers … so when something goes wrong, there is usually no way out and very easily suffocated. Also due to the specific characteristics of the tube building, this type of construction cannot / difficult to design fire protection according to common standards as well as the installation of fire alarm and fire fighting equipment such as large projects. Therefore, when there is a fire, it often causes very heavy damage to people and property. The emergency exit is really necessary for the tube house and should be seriously viewed from the perspective of architectural design … So where and how to arrange the escape route; and related solutions to minimize the damage in the event of a fire? A balcony is a good escape route while waiting for rescue. – The house should have a balcony, lo-gia: Townhouse should have a lo-gia balcony in front with balustrade. This is an effective escape route. The balcony and the lo-gia are not only an aesthetic part of the project, but also contribute to sun protection, rain protection and a escape area when something goes wrong. In the event of an indoor fire having smoky smoke, this area is also well ventilated to sustain life waiting for rescue. In the case of balconies, lo-houses do not use balustrades, but crank bars, nets … there should be a doorway that opens with a hinge, with a lock so that it can be opened when necessary. – The house should have a terrace and a skylight: The terrace is a large, airy space that helps to effectively escape like a balcony, a lo-gia. Depending on the specific terrain, the person in distress in the rooftop can escape to the next neighbor’s house, or wait for the rescue team to assist. The skylight in the townhouse helps to ventilate and escape smoke straight up when a fire incident occurs, reducing the smoke in the house that causes suffocation. – In the possible conditions for houses with more than one facade, the emergency exit should be arranged behind or on the side of the house, in case it is impossible to get out at the main door, exit at the side door. Key locking systems should be noted for their good performance, simplicity, and ease of operation. – Arranging the emergency staircase to the roof floor: Usually with a tube house, the roof floor is flattened to place the roof water tank; and often have a technical ladder from the terrace or some other area to the roof. This is also an important escape route. But for easy escape, this technical staircase needs to be designed to be convenient to use. Usually, these technical ladders are often made of steel plugged into the wall (monkey ladder) or using an A-type aluminum ladder, but if you switch to having a ladder with handrails, it will be much more convenient. The skylight is not only aesthetic, making the house airy and bright, but also has the effect of escaping. – Arrange for each floor to have at least two emergency exits: One exit to the stairs (up or down) and another escape route (window, balcony, loggia). – The main door, if there is a layer, make the door open outwards (in case possible), it will be easier to escape. Iron pull doors, aluminum rolling doors are not convenient for escape. Indoor doors such as room door, door opening to balcony, doorway, terrace should use a simple locking system, easy to operate; Should use locks with all kinds of latches, not using keys. Currently, some economically capable families have installed fire alarm and fire fighting systems for their family houses (townhouses, tube houses), however this is not common; So the architectural solution is still important. In addition, to ensure safety, families should equip themselves with fire extinguishers (CO2 bottles, powder bottles); and regularly check the positions of doors and emergency exits for easy operation in case of problems; as well as inspect and promptly handle the electrical system to prevent overload and fire. In addition, it is also necessary to have a number of emergency escape aids standing on hand such as: crowbar, hammer, rope … in appropriate positions. And the most important thing is the sense of fire alert, being careful in fire-related activities such as cooking, burning incense, burning votive, smoking … Building an escape scenario is also what. necessary to ensure human life./.

KTS AD + studio said that when receiving the project, the architect realized many disadvantages in the construction context. First, the project is located on the ramp that connects two major roads in the area and has no setback space.

Second, the three sides around the house are obscured by neighboring houses with an average height of three stories. The third is to ask the landlord to wish to arrange multiple private rooms for a family of five in limited space of 36 m².

The architect has overcome the limitation of the location of the project to ensure there is a separate function room for a family of five.

With a high usage density of 10 main spaces including five bedrooms and a number of extra spaces just arranged around the traffic axis.

First, KTS AD + studio offers a solution to divide the building into two parts by height, pushing back the upper architectural block backwards.

This setback will change the elevation of the front façade, the rear part not visible from the street, keeping the house in the neighborhood proportionally.

The recoil of the above volume also increases the natural contact area for the stratosphere, optimally exploiting the light from the east façade.

The architect pushed back the upper architectural block to the back of the house.

With a fairly narrow area, the architect designed a medium-sized kitchen that is arranged on the ground floor, enough for family use.

Functional space is pushed back.

The space in front of the house is planted with many trees.

Next, two floors are arranged in the middle and the end of the building. The rear floor is almost just the ventilation road, which helps to correct the angular ground. The main floor in the middle is only allowed to occupy a small area out of a total of 36 m² of floor area.

The SHIFT concept of functional space towards the East of the architect will create an oblique space, maximizing sunlight for the kitchen and dining area in the morning. This is the most active time of the day.

This procedure is also used for the rear floor clearance, increasing ventilation efficiency, taking in light, and at the same time unifying an overall architectural shape reaching forward.

Two floors are arranged in the middle and the bottom of the house.

A solution to compose the vertical space will not guarantee the intensity of the light, so the architect implements the concept of translating.

That is translating

The functional space faces east to create an oblique void, maximizing sunlight for the kitchen and dining area in the morning.

The stairs change flexibly according to the height and corresponding position between the floors, depending on the oblique direction of the floor pine core.

The ladder body and tread surface use a material that has partial light penetration, allowing light to creep in, creating a shadow effect on the surrounding surfaces.

The ladder body and tread have plenty of gaps to allow light to penetrate to create a shadow effect.

The bedroom has a large, well-ventilated door

KTS AD + studio shared: “The construction site is located next to Cholon, an area full of Chinese culture in Saigon.

With the effort to create a new architecture but not too unfamiliar with the surroundings, the combination of details, selection of materials, colors and decorative lines of the building are inspired by us. from this perspective. ”