Level 4 house with Thai roof with mezzanine in the countryside A model of a level 4 house with a mezzanine in the city Normally, level 4 houses are built on a modest ground, so the mezzanine design is considered an effective way to increase the usable area of ​​​​the house without causing its height to change. The mezzanine (or mezzanine floor, loft) is an intermediate floor, designed to connect with the ground floor and used as a space for resting, reading, worshiping… The model house level 4 has a mezzanine that is both beautiful and economical. Save the living space for the family as well as create a highlight for the house. Even if the owner uses the first floor for business, the living room can be moved to the mezzanine so that the family can both receive guests and observe the trading on the first floor. House space with mezzanine Currently, there are several types of mezzanines that are chosen by many people such as the front mezzanine, the side mezzanine and the in-room mezzanine. In particular, the front mezzanine is used a lot because it makes a strong impression when entering the living room, creating a new and attractive feeling. The mezzanine on the side brings novelty, uniqueness and personality, but must ensure the area is large enough because this type of design requires a spacious space. The mezzanine in the room is often arranged on the toilet, creating a workspace or reading place. However, to be able to find a beautiful mezzanine house design idea and suitable for the needs of the family, homeowners need to have a good construction plan. It is necessary to determine the available space, choose the most suitable material for the structure of the building and, importantly, choose the height of the mezzanine. It is necessary to avoid the design of the mezzanine that is too high or too low to affect the daily activities of family members. In addition, it is necessary to calculate in the most meticulous and detailed way the ventilation and air circulation capacity by using the appropriate light sources of the mezzanine. The height of the mezzanine must be suitable so as not to create a sense of mystery or shock for occupants. According to many architects, the height of the mezzanine should fall between 2.5m – 2.8m, the mezzanine should not be designed lower than this minimum height to avoid causing a feeling of mystery and suppression for users use; but also should not be too much higher because it makes people feel dizzy and lose their aesthetics. For a house with depth, homeowners can design a mezzanine located in the ground floor and used as a common living place. Floors with mezzanines usually have to be 4.5m – 5m high, mezzanine floors need to be designed to occupy 2/3 of the area of ​​a floor. Mezzanine design should not occupy more than 80% of the ground floor area. In particular, in Vietnam, when designing mezzanine floors, great attention must be paid so as not to violate the Construction Law; For example, if the owner fills the atrium in the mezzanine floor, it will be considered an act of building more than the allowed number of floors and will be fined. Some of the most popular indoor mezzanine models today:

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

The main goal of the architecture firm was to create a building with a pleasant space and lots of vegetation. The architects designed a central garden inside the 2,300 square meter building with a winding path leading to the outside space. All apartments have natural light and ventilation throughout. The building has 14 units, of which four are apartments on the ground floor. The remaining units are three-storey townhouses occupying the upper part of the complex. Each apartment has its own outdoor space, be it a balcony, courtyard or roof garden. On the upper floors, lush potted greenery adds to the building’s garden atmosphere. The exterior walls are clad with textured galarza stone, a material that can be found at other buildings in the vicinity. The gable roof gives the building a distinct look. On the ground floor, an area is carved to form a doorway with a white porcelain staircase leading to the commercial space. Another threshold leads to the apartment building’s foyer and also leads to an underground garage. The interior facades around the central courtyard have different architectural languages ​​with different windows, openings and gable roofs, aiming to create a simple, dynamic and ingenious form. The outdoor space – home to low-maintenance native plants – is intended to provide residents with a place of relaxation and reflection. Balconies are arranged around the courtyard to promote interaction among the residents. In addition to the courtyard, some rooms have access to a terrace. These upstairs patios are bordered by pink walls. The apartments have glass doors to let in daylight and connect to the outside space. Interiors include gray porcelain tile floors, tzalam cabinets and black granite countertops. The materials are chosen to adapt to the humidity in the city and retain their durability and aesthetics over time. See more photos of this impressive project:

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.

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.

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

This has opened up an interesting spatial development direction for the project. The investor wants the entire public or private living space to be as open as possible and create the best connection. In addition, parents can also observe the activities of two children at a young age. LVS.house was built on an L-shaped plot of land in Tan Binh district, HCMC. The outside of the building stands out with three white curves shielding the iron work. Architects AD9 Architects also arranged climbing plants on the first floor drooping at the front of the house. In addition to the split-level solution, AD9 Architects exploits vertical natural light and ventilation. Transitional spaces or skylights create layers that connect people and nature. With this project, the architect is almost minimalist in the use of materials, wishing to find the true aesthetics of architecture and create a new, positive and better life for the host family. The space on the ground floor is the space of the living room, kitchen and dining room and the ladder area to the upper floors. FULL The dining room and kitchen are arranged in the small corner of the letter L. The kitchen and dining room are separated from the living room by a partition to prevent the smell from spreading to the living room when cooking. Stairs lead to the upper floors at the back of the house. The ground floor and other floors are also connected by a skylight that exploits light and wind vertically. A space for family members to play. The bedroom is designed with a skylight that merges with the greenery around the skylight. The bedroom is filled with light and wind, separated from the skylight by transparent glass. Stairs lead to the tum floor (top floor of the house). The luxuriant storey design of the roof has many holes, from which sunlight can penetrate through the roof to provide sunshine for the trees below. Ground floor premises First floor plan tầng Second floor plan

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

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 model of a 2-storey house with 600 million street faces with white tones as the main color brings a fresh and elegant feeling. Model of 2-storey tube house with light beige exterior as the main color, combined with dark brown and wood grain, modern materials such as: tempered glass, light brown Xingfa aluminum door, all are coordinated Cleverly matched, showing off attractive beauty. This 2-storey house model costs 600 million is designed with 2 main colors: white and red brown. In which, white is used as the background color to adorn the modern and elegant beauty of the house. This is a 2-storey house model with an additional garage on the ground floor and above used as a suitable terrace. This 2-storey house model is designed with a moderate height, the door and balcony door are made of tempered glass to make the house more airy. The model of 2-storey Thai roof house has been popular in recent years because of its aesthetics and convenience. The 600 million 2-storey house model stands out with a slightly disruptive design of the top roof, and the decorative motifs are also quite new and impressive. Modern and convenient is this model. The house was built with a good price of materials or more and the finished price after construction was also about 600 million. This 2-storey square house looks very neat and solid, impressive. Although the house is square, the house is treated with indented architectural blocks to create its own beauty and attraction. The 2-storey house has a rectangular appearance combined with white tones, with fancy coffee notes full of personality. The model of a 2-storey house with a Thai roof brings an elegant and gentle beauty with white color combined with blue color. This is one of the roof styles with large slopes, high heat dissipation and heat resistance. This L-shaped Thai roof model is very popular today because of its moderate cost but very good usability, suitable for multi-generational families living together.

Jake designed a lovely balcony in front of the house. The main color of the house is dark. Black windows, wood grain exterior create a cozy feeling. The living room is flooded with sunlight. Elegant and cozy bedroom. The kitchen is neat and tidy. The bathroom is small, simple but airy and comfortable. Nowadays, especially in the last year, many people have had to change their lifestyle. People began to focus on creating new and innovative homes. Because it is easy to buy and sustainable, container houses are starting to become popular in many countries. Currently, containers are being used to build houses, apartment buildings, student hostels, shopping malls. According to a market report prepared by Business Research Company, the US dominates the container house market with around 40% share, followed by Asia, Europe, Latin America and South Africa. Container houses can be built in two ways: stationary or mobile. Each country has its own building and planning standards. The regulations include the type of structure to be used, the size of the house, the minimum insulation required, and the steel framing requirements needed if a homeowner wants to build a second floor. These houses can be built on the owner’s land or in the factory and moved to certain land. The cost of container houses ranges from VND 576 million to VND 6 billion. Market Watch Australia predicts container homes will experience a global compound annual growth rate of over 6.5% over the next five years.

Located on a 5x20m plot of land in a new urban area in Binh Tan district (HCMC), Connect House is the home of a young family of 3. When designing the house, the architect wanted to create a space that helps the people living in it feel comfortable and easily interact with each other. Therefore, the house minimizes the construction of walls. Instead of a system of glass walls, curtains… so that from the space of interference, the wife or husband can easily see what the other half and their children are doing. The skylight with green trees connects people with nature. The house consists of 3 bedrooms, all bedrooms have two windows, placed on opposite sides of the wall for easy air circulation. The ground floor is the space to arrange the common living areas, including the garage, children’s play area, kitchen combined with dining room. Stairs are also a space to help people feel relaxed like walking. Working corner overlooking the green space. The second floor is a children’s bedroom and a guest bedroom. Like many other tube houses, the 3rd floor of Connect House is used to arrange a laundry area, a small relaxation room and a terrace. Photo source: TOMQAST, Nhi Vu Video: House of 25m2- opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

Located on the riverbank of Cam Thanh commune in Hoi An (Quang Nam), the house is owned by Ms. Giang – an environmental expert. She conceived of the house as a space mixed with greenery. According to the group of architects, this house is not only a place to go home for a family of four, but it is also home to birds, spiders, or insects in the foliage. This is a small community center where homeowners work with their own environmental group and meet neighbors to build community relationships. Therefore, the architect creates an organization that has overlap in occupying space. The house in view of the architect is a traditional inn in Hoi An ancient town but rolled up like a shell. Houses are also built with these local materials at a very affordable cost. The spaces on the ground floor of the house are first raised together with a large garden and then spread out into the garden. Functional groups put in a garden rather than a garden set in a house. In the dining room, for example, the floor is both the floor but also a large bench placed in the garden where people work in groups or chat. With a prefabricated steel building structure leaning against thick walls on the ground floor, exposed structures of the house can be seen. Internally, human activities are encouraged to take place in different situations, creating different spatial boundaries. Thanks to that, the space shape changes, promoting the activities of people and neighbors to create a complete home. Photo source: Chimnon studio Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

In recent years, Japanese culinary culture appears popular in many countries around the world. In particular, Vietnam is one of the places that owns a variety of restaurants and restaurants with the Phu Tang style. Japan Town (Japanese Quarter), located on Le Thanh Ton and Thai Van Lung streets, is where visitors can check-in the atmosphere of cherry country. At the same time, enjoying the right bowl of ramen here also brings an unforgettable aftertaste. 1. Ramen Bar Suzuki This is a brand built by Chef Suzuki, who won the famous ramen competition in Japan. The restaurant has two spaces, divided according to different purposes. The ground floor is a simple bar style, dark, suitable for single guests, who likes quiet. The colorful space above is for large groups of customers. The menu includes many different types of ramen noodles, most notably amen tonkatsu tokusei, red ramen, spicy tsukemen … The special point is the noodles made from Japanese wheat, adding tonkotsu sauce to create the perfect pungency. Evaluate: Trang Thu: “I have eaten ramen in Japan, the noodle taste is not as strong. The plus point is the luxurious space compared to other places”. La Bu: “The space is a bit narrow, fitted with yellow lights, you should go in the morning if you want to live virtual. The bowl of ramen is beautifully decorated, full of topping. Delicious, chewy, cooked noodles. When mixing the sauce to taste, bold, add the sauce too salty “. Duc Anh Hoang: “High-class ramen shop. There are many menu items, divided into 4-5 groups of ramen. Noodles are chosen according to the degree of hardness, softness, in the bowl of red ginger, thin meat, peach egg. standard “. 2. Daiichi Ramen The restaurant owns a Japanese cultural space, a large area with a capacity of more than 50 diners. The dishes take familiar Vietnamese ingredients, processed in the traditional style of Phu Tang cuisine. Diversified menu for diners to choose from such as tonkotsu shio ramen (brine flavor), tonkotsu shoyu ramen (soy sauce), soba – udon, gyudon … Each type of ramen has a unique flavor, combined with golden noodles. shiny, attractive accompanying ingredients. Evaluate: Tran Linh: “Big ramen noodles, the broth is a bit salty compared to me. The staff is polite and agile. The space is nice and quiet. The restaurant is located in the alley so it’s a bit difficult to find. the evening is more crowded “. Constance Doan: “The soup is greasy, quite delicious. The noodles seem to be made by themselves but do not suit me, the thin fibers will taste better. The meat is thin, does not feel the taste. Overall, it can be eaten temporarily, not really delicious. “. 3. Ramen Danbo Cozy restaurant space with bar-style seats across from the kitchen. Diners have enough private space but can still see the chef’s process of making bowls of ramen. The restaurant serves authentic Fukuoka regional ramen. The highlight is the broth extracted from the bone marrow of pork, sweet, sweet and milky. Here, you can choose noodles from 3 unique flavors. The points on each bowl of ramen are char siu, peach eggs, seaweed and scallions. Evaluate: Thuy Nguyen: “The broth of the restaurant is rich, the right type of bone stew, the chashu is delicious, the gyoza is not too special, the food is ok. The restaurant is full of music that I like so it feels cozy at home. One minus point is that The menu of drinks is less diverse “. Le Nguyen: “The first impression is that the restaurant is spacious, clean, air-conditioned and feels wider than many other places. I eat ramen noodles about 140,000 VND / bowl. Customers can choose dishes according to the taste of salty / light, a little / a lot of scallions, soft / chewy noodles. Strong dish. On the table with the seasoning, the side dish is full, including elastic hair tie, very attentive “. 4. Ramen Tomidaya Located in a small alley, the restaurant is crowded with domestic and foreign diners. The menu is quite simple, but each dish is unique. Dishes not to be missed are shoyo ramen and tokusei tsukemen. However, the ramen broth here is a bit salty compared to Vietnamese taste so you can ask the staff to reduce it accordingly. Evaluate: Kuran Trang: “I eat at the restaurant many times, my favorite dish is miso soy sauce noodles. Abura soba noodles are very spicy, and it is quite strange to eat. However, the noodles in the restaurant are more and less topping compared to other places”. Mary deroux: “Bright, spacious and quiet space like traditional Japanese restaurants. The ramen broth is quite salty and easy to taste. A bowl of tokusei ramen (VND 170,000) consists of 2 pieces of minced meat, fresh and dried seaweed, peach eggs, bamboo shoots. Bamboo shoots are soft, chewed, crunchy, not smelly. Eggs are marinated quite salty. Plus point is fresh seaweed and soybean price, eat less “. 5. Ippudo Franchise Japanese restaurant in Vietnam impresses with luxurious space. The bowl of noodles here is not picky about the form but focuses on the flavor. Characteristic milky white soup with 18-hour bone stew. Shiromaru and akamaru are two types of ramen not to be missed at the restaurant. Evaluate: Ngoc Nguyen: “The location is right at the beginning of the road so it’s easy to find. The 2-storey space is a bit small, I go at noon, wait a while to get a table. There are 3 types of meat, eggs, bean sprouts, onions, seaweed, and wood ears.This bowl is a bit expensive but quality “. Thanhtruc1912: “A bowl of ramen full of quality, thick and delicious meat. My favorite thing here is that guests can choose the salinity and spicy for the soup to their liking. The ground floor space is a bit narrow, the staff is cute. and professional”. Compare two popular and high-end burgers in Ho Chi Minh City Zing compared the 60,000 VND burger of Dean’s Burger and a similar dish from El Gaucho for 500,000 VND.

The project is located in Long Bien district, Hanoi, has the structure of a townhouse with two open front and back sides. Design architects give an image of a modern house that is still close thanks to the wood material in the gate system and the facade. Because the house is facing west, the wooden bar is arranged to both contribute to prevent heat radiation and also play a role in shaping the building. Taking advantage of a part of the ground floor for the garage, the roof garden of this architectural block creates an open green space with trees reaching high in front of the house. On the first floor is the space connecting the living room – kitchen and dining room. Stairs to the upper floor are designed nestled on one side to create a wide open space. Modern style interior with simple lines. Main color is neutral. Wood is used in a reasonable amount to bring intimacy but still elegance. The kitchen and dining room are located at the back connecting to a small back garden. Modern kitchen cabinets with white-brown color scheme create harmony. The house is also equipped with an elevator in the corner of the house to increase convenience in use and living. Stairs with slender, graceful steps. The second floor is a children’s space with two bedrooms. Interestingly, the long staircase upstairs stops here and is followed by a new staircase in another position that winds across the water. Next to it is the living and playing space of the children. This is an interesting and expensive highlight in the interior of the house. The use of the dark color of the bottom of the water surface feels deep, but actually the water is very shallow for safety. The third floor is the parent bedroom which is arranged as a mini apartment with different functional areas: sleeping, toilet, wardrobe and dressing. All arranged in sequence and handy. The third floor is the parent bedroom which is arranged as a mini apartment with different functional areas: sleeping, toilet, wardrobe and dressing. All arranged in sequence and handy. Wood material is almost carpentry, revealing, giving a warm, close feeling. Spacious bathroom opens up to a garden with green trees./.

The mezzanine fashion is currently a design trend of 2020 and 2021. This model is not only chosen by families on the street to save space, but also as a cost-saving solution of the family in the countryside. First of all, if you want to build a cost-effective mezzanine house, your family must first calculate details from choosing a model, choosing a designer; construction teams; Total budget to the materials offline. This model 1 is a mezzanine model for families who like the freedom and have quite a lot of area. In addition, the mezzanine main part will be connected to the terrace to save space and create length for the house. Only with a cost of about 300 million VND combined with the scientific problem of dividing the budget. You absolutely can easily own a pretty nice mezzanine house for a family of 4. Expenditures are below: Mezzanine tube house costs 300 million Ground floor includes: Motorbike front yard: 4 × 2 = 8m2 1 Living room: 4 × 4 = 16m2. 1 Bedroom: 4 × 3.6 = 14.4m2 1 Stairs go to the mezzanine: 4 × 1.4 = 5.6m2 1 Kitchen & 1 WC: 4 × 4 = 16m2 (WC: 2 × 2 = 4m2) Ground floor height: 3m Mezzanine floor located on the bedroom: 4 × 3.6 = 14.4m2 Mezzanine height: 2.5m Sand for house construction: 5,000,000 VND Cement volume of 140 bags x 80 costs: 11,200,000 VND Brick type 2: 9000v x 1800 cost: 16,200,000 VND Ceramic tiles for tiling kitchen and bathroom: 13,000,000 VND Iron: Including iron for purlins and non-iron. Choose the type of purlin iron about 8 trees 6m + Non iron 14 and iron 6: Total about 7,500,000 VND Cost of renting a designer and building package: 130,000,000 VND Worker about 2 months: 100,000,000 VND So, the total cost of building a mezzanine with a small area is about: 300,000,000 VND Beautiful mezzanine tube house Model 2: Type of mezzanine price 300 million This model is quite classic and looks “old” but it is very modern in the city. Because all interiors inside the house are dominated by deep wood tones, that is why it will create a quiet and discreet feature for the family resting space. In particular, with the mezzanine part, choose bright yellow tones designed on a compact area, very suitable for small families in the city. This model is only in the price range of 300,000,000 VND only. This price is very suitable for young families with little budget. Designing mezzanine tube house Model 3: Type of mezzanine 300 million Mezzanine houses choose yellow or bright white tones designed on a compact area, very suitable for small families in cities with small land areas and little budget. With this template you will see the creativity of the designer in color schemes. In particular, this model is only in the price range of 300,000,000 VND only.

The land is lying halfway on a slope, surrounded by green trees and gradually sloping back with a height difference of about 1.5 m. The house was designed by architect Nguyen Dang Anh Dung and his associates for a family of 4 – 3 generations. The house is divided into 2 vertical parts by two separate stairs. The front staircase is for common space, from the garage to the living room. The back stairs are for home space. This staircase is processed so that the starting and ending steps of a ladder are in the same position on the plan, allowing more space for the stratosphere, creating a flexible and impressive structure. The kitchen and dining area are the common living spaces of the family with well-ventilated design, intimate materials and outstanding colors. The deviated design of the building creates spaces filled with natural light. The living room of the house is designed with elegant, simple yet stylish colors. The master bedroom is located in the center, can cover most of the common space and observe the grandfather’s room on the ground floor. Large balcony with many trees creates a fresh relaxing space. The bathroom is a space with the emphasis of youthful green tiles. The rooftop of the house is a relaxing space with a design that combines the traditional features of the tile roof and the modernity of unique architectural structures.

The original work is a house that has been built for a long time with deteriorated condition, old space, stuffy and pressing. When working with the Sun Concept design team, the homeowner wants the house to be renovated in a modern, fresh and tidy style, with more relaxing space right inside the house. With the wish that the members can gather together a lot to bond with feelings, the entire ground floor is reserved for common living spaces. The living room has a large area, neatly decorated with the main neutral colors, combined with light wooden cabinets to bring a warm and luxurious feeling. The kitchen and dining area are quite spacious by the owner. The whole ground floor area is arranged with recessed ceiling lights throughout to ensure adequate light output. Separating the living room and the kitchen, the dining area is a stylized closet with soft curves, adding an accent to the space. The kitchen is tidy and comfortable with full appliances, large white and wood color cabinets for convenient storage of furniture. Bedroom on the first floor is designed in a modern and simple style with cozy wooden colors. Large glass doors help to maximize natural light and wind circulation inside the room. The balcony is enlarged, arranged with benches and tables to make a relaxing place. A special feature of the balcony is the upper roof, made from dry rattan, woven together. This way both creates a highlight and can block the sun while ensuring the amount of light needed. The second floor has a modern designed bedroom. This is a room for the owner’s son, so the tone is neutral, showing strength. The space is neat, decorated only the necessary furniture and still has large doors and balconies to ensure the room is always airy and cool, bright enough and windy. After the homeowner spent 2 billion dong on remodeling, the house is more spacious, airy and tidy than before, with no redundant details. The colors and interior inside are also in harmony and with the family’s aesthetic.