Tracy Vu – the owner of a mini house shared that in Ho Chi Minh City, there are now many real estates like her house, with small size and micro-degree papers. However, most families mainly consider this as a place to stay, paying little attention to living space. Before repairing the house, she spent time consulting many places about architecture, layout… but all were not satisfied. Construction before repair. After that, she consulted the micro-house projects of some Asian countries such as Korea, Japan …, along with the advice of a professional design team, Tracy Vu decided to renovate the house. It has an area of ​​only 17 square meters. The total cost of design, construction and completion is about 290 million VND. She believes that home is a nest, nurture, build, weave beautiful dreams or enjoy the sweet and bitter taste of a small family. The first floor has a kitchen, dining table and toilet. Due to the limited area, the architect did not design the living room, but used the dining table as a place to receive guests. The laundry area is located next to the kitchen cabinets. Homeowners use a machine that combines washing and drying, saving living space, without having to worry about drying clothes. Although the house is quite small, she hopes it will be an ideal living space for a young couple. A neat, tidy, comfortable home but no less luxurious and trendy. Tracy Vu’s house project was completed 6 months ago with anticipation, joy and happiness. “Home – a place to welcome you at any time, whether happy or sad, success or failure. My husband and I and our children will hold hands together to enjoy all the joys, happiness, and overcome all the sorrows in life in this first house,” said Tracy Vu. The walls of the house are painted with imitation cement, the kitchen cabinets, the stairs use white tones and are accented with the blue color of the dining chairs. Right next to the door is a small shoe cabinet. The scientific arrangement, connecting the uses like this not only saves space, but also gives homeowners a modern and comfortable life. Stairs use butter tube lights to shine, creating coziness. The second floor is used as a bedroom. The area is narrow, but the architect still arranges to put 1 bed, 1 wardrobe and 1 long desk. “The house doesn’t have a red book, so it can’t be built with an additional floor,” Tracy Vu said. Glass partitions keep the house safe and at the same time make the house larger. The desk with the same color of the wall and the wooden shelf with the headboard is the highlight for the bedroom. Homeowners use a Domino double induction cooker – a kitchen for mini-apartments. The upper part of the kitchen cabinet holds dishes and cooking utensils, keeping the room clean. Cabinet material includes moisture-proof industrial wood combined with picomat resin. The family uses a washing machine and dryer, without drying, so the small handrail is simply designed with a fence that can be pushed out and pulled in. Concrete stairs, wood paneling with a short distance, help homeowners walk without fatigue.

The construction of the statue started in early 2019, according to the idea of ​​Mayor Adroaldo Conzatti (who recently died because of COVID-19 at the end of March). According to Mr. Gilson Conzatti, project advisor who is also the son of the late Mayor A. Conzatti, the statue is named after Portuguese (the main language in Brazil) as “Protetor de Cristo” (God protect ). “The statue is 43m high including the pedestal, with 2 arms outstretched 36m. The statue is equipped with an elevator inside for visitors to the observatory above” – ​​adviser G. Conzatti said details. The Statue of Christ was built with a budget of 2 million real Brazilian money (BRL), equivalent to 353,000 USD, donated by the Friends of Jesus Association in Brazil in the form of socialization. This record statue will be inaugurated on the 90th anniversary of the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer 38m high in Rio De Janeiro. It is known that the nearly completed statue at Encantado is the third tallest statue of Jesus in the world, after the 92.55m high statue in Buntu Burake (Indonesia) and 52m high in Swiebodzin (Poland).