The 180-square-meter apartment has a structure of a living room, 3 bedrooms, a kitchen and 2 bathrooms. With the advantage of area, the space is quite spacious and comfortable. The living room, kitchen and dining area are designed with open spaces. The apartment is designed in a modern style, the main material for furniture is wood. The living room is designed quite simply with neat items, enough space for members to gather together. Sun Concept architects have made a mark on the main living room by colorful pillows and natural blue-white carpet. The highlight for this area is the ceiling system covered with wood that extends to the wall and bends stylized; Combined with drop-ceiling lights creates a warm feeling. The worship space is arranged close to the dining area, quite convenient during holidays and Tet. Portable wooden door system for the purpose of creating privacy for the church room. The kitchen is a combination of two blue and white colors. Cabinet system is designed comfortably, full of items, neat and tidy. The master bedroom has a fairly large area, but the homeowner loves simplicity, so only the necessary items are decorated. Wooden materials with the breakthrough of blue color and curves bring an elegant space. In the room there is an extra space placed next to the window so that the homeowner can sit to work or relax, read a book … The light system includes LED lights and ceiling lights that are arranged reasonably, ensuring light shining. Bedroom 2 uses the main colors of dark green and white and still follows the criteria of being neat and fully functional. Interior design, bedroom colors bring a feeling of youth and personality. The third bedroom has the main wood tone, rounded design creates a separate impression for the space. Bathroom space is designed elegantly and modernly.

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

The house in the middle of Saigon street but like a resort. Photo: Quang Dam The house has a minimalist appearance on the outside. Photo: Quang Dam According to the architects of the H2 design company, the house was built on an area of ​​113 square meters. The owner wants a minimalistic space outside with a modern style and full functions inside, so the architects have shown works that meet the needs of the owner. “With individual personality, the owner wants a romantic space, filled with trees and raw materials, so we brought all these details into the house,” said architect Nguyen Thi Xuan Hai. Each floor of the house has its own function. Photo: Quang Dam The house has 6 floors, of which the first floor is garage, parking and rental shop; 2nd floor includes 3 small apartments for rent; 3rd floor has 3 large apartments for rent; 4th floor includes 1 master bedroom, 2 bedrooms, 1 living room; 5th floor includes kitchen and dining room; 6th floor is the homeowner’s office. Dining room and kitchen with open space. Photo: Quang Dam Because the land is close to the market, the owner has reserved the first floor for renting business. Because the upper floors want to have the difference between the floors, the architect created a cover with green trees combined with wind-cotton walls made of iron frames and cemboard leaves. Enjoyable living space close to nature. Photo: Quang Dam The house is located in a fairly populated district in Saigon, the owner has a busy working time, so he wants a space to enjoy the true resort style and is a warm highlight in the crowded market neighborhood. The bedroom overlooks the greenery in front of him as he pushes open the glass door. Photo: Quang Dam In this architectural work, the architects have created the bedrooms, wc, kitchens, and offices with green views and are lit with yellow lights. In particular, the owner spends the 5th floor, with a city view for an open kitchen space for nature to rush into the house. This open space contrasts with the quiet life hidden behind the arched walls mixed with vegetable gardens and fruit trees. The toilets also have green trees. Photo: Quang Dam The rooftop combines the architect’s office connected to the kitchen by a small open-air staircase in the style of steps to create a softer space. The townhouse but with bold resort style is extremely comfortable to enjoy. Photo: Quang Dam The house was drawn and designed by architects: Tran Van Huynh, Nguyen Thi Xuan Hai, Nguyen Duc Khanh, Nguyen Van Hoa, Do Trong Nhan Kiet and Nguyen Van Trung.

The house offers a rustic feel with brick walls, thatched roof and window frames facing the garden. The house makes viewers feel lost in the world of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”. Modern, bright living room with main white wall paint helps the space have shimmering beauty. The interior of the living room is combined with purple, brown in harmony with the color of the wall paint, making the space extremely outstanding. Window frames make a more romantic space on sunny days, this is the ideal place for moments of relaxation, reading … The kitchen is arranged in a moderate area but very cozy with a large dining table, along with the use of red brick background to bring a close beauty to the whole room. The bedroom is decorated with modern and luxurious interior with gentle milky white colors. Besides, there is a fake fireplace that accentuates the space, bringing a cozy and gentle beauty. The architect has reserved a space with a modest area to design the auxiliary works in the house. Although the area is modest, it is still full of modern and convenient amenities. Surely everyone will feel extremely relaxed when relaxing in this lovely bathroom. A small space, but extremely perfect in combining the main white and characteristic wood colors of close beauties. The attic room is probably the most ancient place of the whole space. A sleek bed, soft pastel pillows, a small carpet in the middle of the room and a mix of wood materials – all beautifully combined for the little princess in the house.

Urban experts and architects say that it is time for authorities and related units to discuss and find future architectural works that when it comes to the world, the world will immediately think of the city. HCM City. There are no works of a caliber for Ho Chi Minh City According to the task of adjusting the general planning of Ho Chi Minh City until 2040, with a vision to 2060 being built, the City Department of Planning and Economic Affairs said: Regarding the orientation, the city will study and propose areas to create highlights. bamboo. This architectural highlight will note the height, the horizon … to create a unique identity for the city in the future. On April 29, talking to PV, architect Khuong Van Muoi, former President of the Association of Architects of Ho Chi Minh City, said that the search for ideas and construction of prominent architectural works are typical a “problem” is difficult, although the city really wants such a project. “Not now, but for a long time, we have held many competitions to design bridges, roads, architectural works … to find such typical highlights, but there are no works of a caliber for Ho Chi Minh City. Actually in the world too, it is not the test that will achieve the desired results ”- Mr. Muoi information. According to Mr. Muoi, typical architectural highlight works must be symbolic for that locality. For example: the Sydney Opera House (the Seashell Theater) in Sydney City – Australia, the Netherlands has a windmill project … which has special significance for that locality, to mention it immediately. instantly. “Currently we are in desperate need of typical architectural highlights, which means that when talking about that project, we know Ho Chi Minh City” – Mr. Muoi said. This is not the first time that the search for architectural accents has been mentioned. In 2019, the Ho Chi Minh City Real Estate Association (HoREA) also raised the idea of ​​building a bridge over the sea connecting Can Gio District (Ho Chi Minh City) and Vung Tau City (Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province). Sharing about this dream, Mr. Le Hoang Chau, President of HoREA, said the association was the unit that came up with the idea of ​​the first sea-crossing bridge in the 2017 Can Gio Development Planning conference at the Department of Planning- KT City. This is considered an iconic project like the Golden Gate Bridge – Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco (USA). The work both addresses traffic needs and creates landscape for the area. The expert proposes to do prominent works of Ho Chi Minh City in Thu Thiem urban area. Photo: HOANG GIANG Time to look for a landmark project Talking to PV, architect Ngo Viet Nam Son said that if we look at the long-term until 2060, Ho Chi Minh City should have a high-tech landmark and use the “language” of the 21st century to show it. “We are having a project to develop Thu Duc City and in which there is the Thu Thiem center in Thu Duc City, the economic and financial center. In my opinion, the landmark project should be located in Thu Thiem and at least the highest in Southeast Asia or Asia ”- Mr. Son suggested. According to architect Ngo Viet Nam Son, referring to his experience when he joined the design and planning group of Shanghai East City, then Shanghai also raised the problem that there should be a prominent project. As for the bridge over the sea, Mr. Son said that it is difficult to be a typical project. As the Golden Gate Bridge (USA), it brings very high economic efficiency, greatly contributing to the development of the San Francisco Bay Area. The bridge over Can Gio sea does not reach such scale and significance. Raising his point of view, Dr. Pham Van Hung, Deputy Director of the Southern Sub-Institute of Transport Science and Technology, said that we must have a study of what is the cultural architecture of Ho Chi Minh City, urban characteristics of the city. How is Ho Chi Minh City. Then there is the idea of ​​building an iconic architecture. “Associations like Culture, Art, Architects… and experts, authorities should sit together to discuss to create a project that is a symbolic highlight for the city. We can discuss from now on so that 20-30 years later there will be such a big project ”- Mr. Hung said. According to Mr. Hung, it is time for Ho Chi Minh City to look for an architectural landmark in the future because we do not have such a convincing landmark project. Some prominent architectural works in the world Burj Khalifa Tower (Dubai Tower), this skyscraper is the tallest man-made structure in the world at the time of completion (2009), 829.8 m high. Sydney Opera House, located in Sydney Harbor – Australia, is one of the most remarkable buildings of the 20th century and is one of the most famous performing arts centers in the world. Eiffel Tower – France, built in 1889 in Paris, 324 m high, weighs 10,100 tons. This is the most popular tourist attraction in the world with more than 7 million people visiting each year. Empire State Building – USA, a skyscraper with a total height of 443 m, is a special highlight for the Manhattan skyline. The building is famous for its unique Art Deco design and is considered one of the cultural symbols of New York City.

Reunification Palace (built in 1966, designed by architect Ngo Viet Thu). Modern, convenient For a long time, when it comes to architectural-historical heritages, we often refer to the works built from early 1865 to about 1920 with European architectural style, including the Notre Dame Cathedral. , City Post Office, Western Palace (now the headquarters of the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City), Opera House, People’s Court, Continental Hotel … But there is a line of architectural products created after 1954 according to the modern school, although the number of imprinted works is not much, but they are used very usefully until today. After 1954, there appeared a large contingent of architects (architects) in Saigon who were well trained from the US, France, Italy and the country. Among them are many famous architects such as Ngo Viet Thu, To Cong Van, Pham Van Thang, Nguyen Quang Nhac, Nguyen Huu Thien, Nguyen Ba Lang, Bui Quang Hanh … They have laid the foundation for a modern architecture. international but still retaining national spirit and suitable for tropical climate. From 1954 to 1975 due to many reasons such as war, the ability to concentrate financial resources and human resources was limited, the number of large-scale construction works was not much. In addition to Tan Son Nhat airport, Saigon Bridge, Bien Hoa Highway, Dai Han Highway, in Saigon appeared a number of modern architectural works, considered the highlight of the inner city. Specifically, about 13 architectural works are considered valuable as the US Embassy Building (wiped out), Independence Palace (1966 – now Reunification Palace), Reunification Hospital (1972), Cho Hospital Ray (1974), Caravelle hotels (1957), Palace (1972), Rex (1959), Arc-en-ciel in Cholon, Institute of Cultural Exchange with France (IDECAF), Credit Bank on Ham Street Nghi, General Science Library (1967), Xa Loi Pagoda (1958), and Vinh Nghiem Pagoda (1971). The common feature of these buildings is modernity in design, building materials and adaptability. At this time, Saigon imported new building materials from the US and Japan such as betong, steel, aluminum, glass, stainless steel, ceramic tiles, artificial wood and modern interior equipment (elevators, machines, etc.). air conditioning), along with modern construction techniques and machinery, allows architects and engineers to build monumental, tall buildings. Even Vinh Nghiem pagoda compared to other pagodas at that time was considered to have a very modern design, using new building materials, functional space layouts that are very reasonable compared to traditional temples, especially the handling convection airflow to create ventilation, even though many people still do not feel frustrated and suffocated. In general, these works follow the school of “functionalism”, oriented to utility, used thoroughly in service of life, without cumbersome decoration, simple colors, clear architectural language, lines. decisively, by straight book. The decoration if any is not pure “aestheticism” but serves other functions. For example, the facade of Thong Nhat Hospital uses a wall of flowers and wind, not only beautifying but also shielding the sun and wind, contributing to highlight the block. It can be said that the construction works of this period influenced the American pragmatism “beauty is usefulness”, so there is almost no excess area and layout. Any space, whether narrow, aisle, a balcony, a doorway or a lawn, is carefully calculated and benefits the user. Bold traditional culture In these 12 buildings, most have the architecture of square or rectangular boxes stacked vertically like the Caravelle hotels, Palace, or arranged horizontally like the General Library, but they are intertwined. with each other and with the surrounding works is very harmonious, high aesthetic. Some modern architectural works but bring the spirit of traditional culture, for example, the front of the Independence Palace is designed in the shape of bamboo and bamboo sticks to both shade the sun, reduce heat from the outside, and both restrict direct views into the interior of the palace; or the front of the General Library is decorated with dragon mascots, stylized phoenixes. In fact, these works are not too unique in terms of architecture, but anyone who has the opportunity to visit will be impressed, because each work brings a few unforgettable images. For example, Thong Nhat Hospital gives the impression of a curved slope on both sides leading into the first floor with a large welcome roof in the entrance hall like an embrace, both convenient for patients and vehicles to access the hospital. , creating a beautiful, friendly landscape. Or the bevelled face of the Rex Hotel, the curved facade of the Palace Hotel also makes a strong impression. With the usefulness and reasonableness, after 1975 these works were put to use right to their original design functions. Due to development needs, at these locations, new projects were built in the Caravelle Hotel, or renovated the terrace at the Rex Hotel, other works were kept intact, just painted, repaired and maintained. . After more than 50 years, these works are still in good condition. In particular, in the process of embellishing and renovating the city, many old buildings have to be demolished, but these 12 works are still preserved, except for the entrance to Vinh Ngem pagoda, which has to be moved to 3m due to the expansion of the South Road Ky Khoi Nghia. After 1990, Ho Chi Minh City has sprung up many modern, high-rise constructions such as Bitexco, Landmark 81, and large apartment buildings of Vinhomes, Novaland … compared to it, 12 works before 1975 are very modest. . However, their images have been imprinted in the memories of many people, especially Saigonese residing overseas, and every time they return to their home country, they walk through these works to find their memories of a while. It is fair to say that these works are not only of historical value of a period, they are still of use and aesthetic value up to now. The academic and classic nature of their architecture and the authors deserve a place on HCMC’s list of structures in need of preservation, when in just fifty years they will become more precious heritage. 100 years old.

Architect Story Architecture said that when living in the city, the host faces many pressures of work life, living expenses … Therefore, a house with a lot of space to relieve pressure is the criterion. the design of this project. Although the construction area is small, all indoor spaces are designed by the architect Story Architecture with floor pockets or glass panels to free up the vision. The Alone House project is located in an alley in Binh Chanh district, Ho Chi Minh City. The house has a modest area of ​​only 48 m². Outside the building is very impressive with the design of the doors like a bar. The large glass array with free curves in the stair area also makes it more enjoyable to move. The courtyard and greenery attached to the kitchen and dining space helps homeowners relax more when eating alone. The living room with a large array of glass and surrounding greenery helps to free up the view and create comfort when living in a small space. The architect has a large yard at the back of the house as an ideal outdoor play and relaxation space. Trees combined with wooden furniture create a close feeling. Looking down from above to the backyard. Stairs with iron railings and wooden surfaces are the only way to the other floors. All materials to make this house are natural, rustic and bring a closeness, simplicity but extremely comfortable to the homeowner. Particularly, the bedroom, the architect designed a floor panel so that the homeowner can watch the sky relax before falling asleep and the early sunlight will wake the owner instead of alarming by the phone. Floor openings are designed with curtains that are pulled back when needed. The bedroom is adjacent to the floor space. In addition, the house also has curved paintings with a soft feel, destroying the rigidity of the small house. These The free-form curves in the stairwell area also make it more enjoyable to move. A corner of the bathroom has a cement-colored wall with a coarse feel. The house is located in a small alley so it is quite close to the opposite house, so privacy is very focused. Therefore, the architect designed a sunshade system to help the house get light, wind, but still private, not disturbed. The architect also designed a sun-blocking bar, so the living room was flooded with light and greenery This barrier helps homeowners have a private, quiet space. A chill corner on the upper floor.

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Two-bedroom apartment in Phu Nhuan (Ho Chi Minh City) with an area of ​​106 square meters by Sun Concept’s architects at a cost of about 950 million dong. The owner is a man and is single, so the apartment is designed in a modern style, highlighting minimalism and neatness. The main material for the furniture is wood, using a concrete effect for ceilings, walls and floors. The house exudes a strong but also very warm. The living room and kitchen are designed in an open space, from the direction of the kitchen, it will be the living room. The ceiling fan right above is a nostalgic highlight. The colors used for the space are mostly cool tones. The owner has his own taste and stable personality, the use of concrete effects for floors, walls and ceilings is the right option. Kitchen space with elegant white color, equipped with kitchen with modern kitchen cabinets. The dotted point for the space is wooden brown with natural light from large windows close to the ceiling, all combined to create a harmonious overall. The biggest highlight is the kitchen island combined with the dining table designed like a small bar. This combination will help maximize the area and optimize the function, the kitchen island is also considered as a form of separating the living room space and the kitchen space. Many Eastern Asian details are arranged in the living space, creating a warm feeling. The bedroom has a large area but only the furniture is really necessary, adding support from nature with the source of light and wind through the large windows. The highlight of the bedroom is the color-changing LED system that runs throughout the room. Still high neat and minimalism, the bedroom also uses concrete effects for floors, ceilings and walls and wooden furniture, creating a uniformity for the whole house. Bathroom is designed in open, open and masculine colors.

The apartment has an area of ​​170 m2 with a living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 1 working room. The apartment is very large with kitchen and some sanitary equipment, all of which are famous brands. The female owner wishes to have a romantic, modern space that optimizes living space. The architects of Maison Décor have chosen pink as the main color with strong gray-brown accents. This is not a cute rose, but a gentle and deep color. In the living room, before entering the house there was a large hall and a large kitchen. Large and airy living room with a tree-planted balcony and relaxing space. Elegant colors, but the living space is not blurred thanks to luxurious and high-end interior and decorations. The kitchen has a large area, including a dry stove and a main kitchen separated by a glass wall. KTS does not use a dining table, but instead is a large bar enough for 8 people. Kitchen furniture has a simple design, deep colors, but still brings a warm and close feeling. The master bedroom has a large window overlooking the internal park, the view from above is wider than many other apartments in the building. The highlight in the bedroom is a gentle and sweet blue tone with the head of the bed and the night lamp of the same color. The toilet is paved with marble in elegant, luxurious and clean colors. The standard altar is designed according to the size of the hole in feng shui, with dividing partitions. The desk space has a beautiful interior view. With the requirement to retain the current state of the house handed over by the investor, the apartment is designed with a focus on functionality and aesthetics at a cost of VND 800 million, excluding household electronics.

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 120-square-meter 3-bedroom apartment of Sunwah Pearl project on Nguyen Huu Canh Street (Binh Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City), close to the banks of the Saigon River is the residence of a family of 4. The status quo is available with reasonable spaces and suitable to the needs of homeowners, so there is no need for much improvement. The architect team of Maison Décor just rearranges furniture to suit needs. The main color is cream white, accented with yellow because this is the color that suits the homeowner. Each room will have different colors that suit the destiny of each individual in the room. The kitchen has an open design. The dining table is rearranged near the kitchen island area for convenience in living. The piano position is also placed between the living room and the dining table, both decorative accents, and ample space for the player to be comfortable. The kitchen is half hidden inside, the other is exposed, making the kitchen space more spacious. The wall panels are paved with new wood materials, the surface is treated in a modern style, linked from one piece to another. The next highlight is the shoe lockers and wine racks are designed together to form a transparent system to make the space more open. The 7-year-old girl’s room nicknamed the Rabbit is designed with the main pink color, from bed sheets to appliances, decorative walls. This bedroom is highlighted by lovely pictures, has a neat study desk and closet; a large panel replaces the bed with the teddy bear house. The 5 year old boy’s room is predominantly yellow. With a passion for cars, the walls are painted with the boy’s favorite cars. The architects also arranged a bright yellow accent cabinet, taking advantage of a dead corner in the room.

The work was built in Thai Nguyen province by the architects of AD + studio. The concrete frame system of the two main building blocks is retained, reinforced by trusses because the roof structure steel truss is inspired by the surrounding context, creating a space that exceeds the span. This solution both frees the view of the area below to the garden, while increasing the used area above, and at the same time creating a harmonious “stack of roof” building in the whole. Standing in front of the house, through the glass brick wall between the green pavement and the front garden, the inner and outer division seems to be only approximate. The old building blocks a portion of the area for the garden and vegetation as adding a buffer between the bustling highway outside and the quiet living space inside. Narrow corridors connect the common space in front and the private space of the homeowner in the back. From each point in the house, you can see many different spaces. The living space and the green trees of the garden blend together, creating an airy atmosphere. In the house, the group of architects opens up a sky well to catch the light. Besides ventilation, the house is also full of comfort and modernity in daily life. The spiral staircase and the large spaces create a strong visual impression in the house. The materials and design styles are a bit nostalgic but still ensure high applicability. Works as a background of harmony between context, nature and people. The shield roof is made up of two layers of colored tole placed on the glass ceiling, creating an air convection zone, limiting the heat to the functional areas while retaining the feel of the structure.

KG house is the renovated house of a young couple, located in Rach Gia City, Kien Giang Province. When approaching the renovations, architect THIA architecture said: “We found that the house lacked lighting and ventilation, and the layout of functions in the house did not take advantage of the natural elements. We boldly cut the house into two zones with functions (two rectangular boxes), connecting the two zones by “bridge” and large floor clearance. ” According to KTS, the most difficult problem of a renovation project is when the frame structure of the house is fixed. However, if the work is handled skillfully, it will create a completely different beauty from the old house. The renovated KG house has a more modern and airy beauty. The architect said that the wooden bar system, the green trees, the pine floors with the light roof help the space of the house to have better light. The house is divided into two functional areas. The first floor is mainly arranged with living room, kitchen and bedroom. The living room, kitchen and dining room spaces all overlook the courtyard. The architect leaves a front garden and the porch can be a place to welcome and relax. The interconnected spaces are not covered with the accentuation of wooden ceilings creating a cozy and close proximity. The bedroom overlooking the courtyard will help the elderly feel relaxed and quiet. The porch and the front garden are the home to welcome and relax the homeowner. The ceiling has a wooden bar form. The living room is connected with the dining room and the kitchen. From the interior to the design are simple but fully equipped. The second floor is where the master bedroom and the child’s bedroom are located. The bedrooms are linked together by a “bridge”, where sunshine, wind, and trees appear. From the bedrooms one can enjoy nature. The architect also arranged a small shrine room with wooden bar and light through. About the outside appearance, the architects will keep it suitable for the architecture of the whole area. The architect also adds the sunshade system and the rain falls directly into the interior of the house. Stairs lead to the second floor, underneath planting flowers and trees. Floor clearance brings light to the house. The second floor has master bedrooms and children’s bedrooms. The bedrooms are linked together by a “bridge”. Each bedroom space is oriented towards the floor space and green space. The bedroom is full of wind through the airy window. Many barricades to highlight the second floor. A small shrine room with an outstanding design is a wooden bar, this location has a lot of light through.

On summer days, hot weather causes a lot of fatigue for people. Vietnam is a tropical country, so in the summer the climate is very hot. These days, the temperature can be up to 38 degrees C. So many people want to renovate their house or if they are planning to build a new house, they will choose a good heat-resistant material. To prevent heat and cool the house, experts believe that the design should be chosen and the right building material is chosen. According to architect Khuong Van Muoi, former Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City Association of Architects, normally the west and southwest direction are hot, so houses with this direction should build houses with two-layer materials, typically double-layer glass, thick walls, There must be a cover for cooling. In addition, people can install a mist spraying system to reduce the heat on summer days. “Heat-resistant materials for ceilings are made of gypsum board, aluminum foil, and foam… These are familiar materials that people prefer to line their roofs, reducing the heat. With heat-resistant glass must use double-layer glass. For corrugated iron roofs, in my opinion, I should use the solution to create space for the wind to drain into the roof and ceiling ”- said architect Khuong Van Muoi. In addition to choosing the right materials, to reduce heat, people can plant more vines and trees around the house. During use, the door should be regularly opened to allow the air flow to circulate indoors, which will blow the heat out. Mr. Tran Manh Dat, Deputy General Director of a company operating in the field of interior design, manufacture and construction, shared that there are many materials available on the market today that have anti-heat effects for us to choose from. . Typically, such as cold sheet, insulation panels, these materials are now widely sold, easy to buy and reasonably priced. “For houses that use a lot of glass, it is possible to use insulating film to meet the requirements of preventing greenhouse heat effectively. For walls, if you want to reduce heat, you must build thick walls or add an insulation layer to prevent heat. In addition, when building a house, it is necessary to build high ceilings to create ventilation, good air circulation for the whole house “- Mr. Dat shared. For the interior part of the house, there is also a separate layout to cope with the hot summer air. In order for the house to be airy, the homeowner should not simply decorate the house, do not use cumbersome furniture, the items that are rarely used should be stored in the closet to create neatness. In addition, the selection of paint colors for the walls and interior tones and items will also greatly affect the hot and cold feeling of the house. Vietnamese homeowners should take advantage of bright colors such as white, gray, green, and pink, which will help reduce the hot feeling on a summer day. You should limit your use of colors such as red and black because they easily absorb light and create a hotter feeling.

The Salem house project was built in Thu Dau Mot city, Binh Duong province. The house is for a young couple and their first daughter is only four years old. Architect Story Architecture said that the work pressure and childcare pressure of the young couple in modern society is very great, so they need to design a well-ventilated house with lots of trees. This home will bring a feeling of relaxation, relieve pressure after a working day. In addition, there are also many playgrounds for girls to play, explore nature by themselves, and release energy. At the same time, parents will have more private time. Salem house has an area of ​​125 m², located in Thu Dau Mot City, Binh Duong Province. To create a feeling of lightness for the house, the architect uses white as the main color tone and blends gray and wood colors to make the house more elegant. The simple and neatly designed interior items also help the space to be wider and more airy. One of the baby’s play spaces The house offers a relaxing feeling and relieves the pressure after a working day. KTS Story Architecture does not use a partition between the kitchen and the backyard to create an interesting spatial connection. Therefore, when cooking or eating, homeowners feel as comfortable as in a garden restaurant. The corridor connects the two rooms to break the feeling of being bored by the handrail’s railing. The architect creates a green patch to cover the railing and make use of it as a playground for the baby. The backyard garden is also a place to play and relax for parents. The backyard and the kitchen were not separated by any partitions. The main color tone of the house is white and gray Large skylights placed in the middle and back of the house help get natural light and wind for the bedrooms. Bedroom walls with large glass panels overlooking the skylight and green areas help homeowners relax more when in the room. The architect designed two skylights in the middle and the back of the house. This skylight provides natural light and wind for the bedrooms on the second floor. Between floors, the architect arranged more playgrounds for children. Sunlight reflected from the skylight through the hallway leads to another space that makes the path more interesting. From the bedroom, the owner through the large glass overlooking the sky to relax while in the room. Simple bedroom, fully functional.

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.

“Born into a family of three sisters, when they were little, they wished for a spacious house to live with their parents, not to be leaky by the rain, or by the heat in the summer. the hard work of their parents, after 10 years of living in the country, the 3 sisters accumulated and gave them a house for them to live happily and peacefully on the land left by their grandparents. is the place where members of family members gather on weekends, children gather together, “said architect Pham Ngoc Hieu. Located in the suburbs of Quy Nhon city, “Happy House” makes a difference, impressive and unique by modern, modern architecture with a mixed indochine direction. Photo: Niceworld. The house is both delicate and prominent between the nostalgia of the Asian tradition and the romance and modernity of French architecture. Around the house surrounded by trees creates a romantic, poetic feeling like the houses in fairy tales. The front of the house is very modern and luxurious. Along with that, homeowners planted many trees to create a sense of closeness to nature. When entering the house, the living room will leave a strong impression on the house itself. Simple modern style makes homeowners feel comfortable. The house has 3 bedrooms designed in European style, modern and luxurious. Light color is the main theme to create a sense of comfort, like a 4-star hotel. The attraction in the house is the kitchen space – the happiest place for a family. The kitchen is designed spaciously, with sophisticated furniture, fully equipped. The kitchen is a place that holds the love of mother and wife in delicious dishes for the family. Also the place witnessed so many joys, happiness, unforgettable moments. With the most classic imprint is a small corner of ancestor worship, expressing Vietnamese culture of East Asia, showing the respect of descendants.

Indoor plants bring a lot of benefits, both providing oxygen, absorbing carbonic for cool fresh air, and bringing the element of water room that brings luck and health to the family. However, many people still wonder what tree to choose in the house to suit the house area. Below, architect Bui The Long CTA | Creative Architects will share the secrets of choosing indoor plants in the most complete and detailed way. Big crops Larger trees are large-sized perennials with shade and landscape effects. For these types of plants, it is necessary to note that the planting position such as the planting spot must have enough area, light for the growth of the pot to not affect the foundation, house structure. Therefore, the open-floor space, the courtyard or front and back yard must be large enough. The minimum area for planting pots is about 2 mx 2 m to ensure good growth and natural light to plant these big trees. Large trees need to be planted in a well-lit area and have an area to grow plants without affecting the foundation. Usually, architects design to incorporate large plants under the indoor floor space. Currently, the popular varieties are star fruit, Taiwanese eagle, peach blossom or sesame buds … These plants are relatively easy to grow indoors, easy to live, grow well, do not require much fertilization or lighting time. large and easy to find on the market. However, when planting, it is still necessary to professional green tree construction teams to properly treat the substrate, drain water as well as the roots to ensure the survival rate of the tree as well as not affect the longevity and structure of the building. . Shrubs Shrubs are herbaceous plants, about 1.2 to 1.5 m in height. Plants can be planted in pots, on walls in large patches or in pots. For shrubs, the species is very diverse and also creates a good landscape for the house such as lan Y, honeysuckle, wealth, fortune, prince, five packaging … The planting place requires enough light for the tree to grow, it can be arranged under a large tree or planted in a tree tub next to a window, a sky well … limit planting in places that are too humid, dark like under a bridge. ladder. Places where natural light is difficult will be difficult to periodically expose the tree to the sun. The place to plant shrubs also requires enough light and can be located under a large tree or planted in a tree tub next to a window or sky well. The planting method should be planted in high strata, tall plants planted inside, in the middle, lower trees outside around to fill the gaps under tall shrubs. Choose shrubs with different leaf sizes to overlap, limit leaves with too many colors and plant sporadic to disturb the plant structure. Treating the soil for shrubs is simpler than for trees, the owner can do by himself. However, for green tree walls, a professional green tree construction team is required. Convolve The liana shape is a green tree that is commonly grown indoors, especially the houses that have limited planting area but still bring green color and good shade. The most popular trees on the market today are betel nut, ten thousand young people, Indian chrysanthemum, lizards … Vines are planted in the pines of the floor. Vines provide shade and landscape in front of the porch. The liana plant does not require an area, large volume of soil for the roots, but the liana still needs enough light for photosynthesis. Especially plants such as confetti, military history … With a long drop shape, the vine is suitable for the position of an elevated tank or pot such as a pine area, a balcony, a staircase, a porch, a fence …

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. ”