Stairs location The stairs are the place to start the air, spreading from the bottom up or from the top down to the floors. Therefore, if the position of the stairs is in a good supply, the upper floors are good and vice versa. If the location of the stairs is in a good bow, the upper floors are all good and vice versa The starting point of the stairs in the house should be designed in a ventilated way, so it should be placed in auspicious signs such as: Yin Quy Nhan, Duong Quy Nhan, Thien Ma, Thien Loc, Dao Hoa to bring prosperity and avoid bad luck. The palace has Thien Shape, Dai Sat. Stairs area must be fully lit to absorb air circulation throughout the floors. Stairs should not be placed in the middle of the house because the central energy, the heart of the house will be drained, directly affecting the energy of people living or working in that space. Stairs should also not be in line with the door because it radiates rushing, unstable and unstable energy. Stair steps The staircase should not be designed too long or too short because it affects the beauty and fortune of the homeowner. It should be noted to design the number of stairs so that from the first step to the end, they must fall into the “birth” in the cycle of “birth – old age – illness – death”. Usually the number of steps of the stairs often falls on odd numbers such as 17, 19, 21, … The number of stairs falling into the “birth” sign is very good The number of stairs is calculated from the first step to the end, including the landing and the corridor. If there is a landing, it will be calculated as a normal staircase with the formula 4 * n + 1 = number of steps. Stair steps must be connected and sealed together to ensure that money and fortune will not be lost. Stair shape The best shape of the stairs is straight or softly curved. Although the spiral staircase is very beautiful and unique, it takes up little space but is not good in terms of feng shui because it creates a twist of air, which is not good for the members of the house. The best shape of the stairs is straight or softly curved The spiral staircase will adversely affect the members depending on the position it is placed in. For example, a spiral staircase placed in the Qian azimuth is not good for the father, in the Chan azimuth it is not good for the eldest son, in the Kun azimuth it is not good for the mother, in the Doi azimuth it is not good for the youngest child… Stair material Stairs that can be made of wood, metal or concrete are symbolic of the three solid elements. Wooden stairs are suitable for South, East and Southeast directions. Metal stairs are best placed in the Northeast, Southwest, West and Northwest directions. Stair colors The color of the stairs basically needs to be in harmony with the interior style, architecture and colors of other functional areas in the house. Regarding feng shui, homeowners can choose the color of the stairs according to their destiny as follows: – For the owner of the Kim par: You can choose the same colors for the destiny, which are colors with the five elements of Earth such as brown, earthy brown, dark yellow… In addition, colors with the five elements belonging to Kim are also a good option. like silver, white, gray. – For the homeowner of the Moc par: You should choose a color that has the five elements belonging to Water such as sky blue, navy blue, etc. or colors belonging to Moc such as green, marble. Stairs that can be made of wood are a symbol of solidity and solidity – For the owner of the Thuy family: The colors associated with this destiny are the colors with the five elements belonging to Metal such as white, silver, gray … or the colors belonging to the element of Water such as blue, blue. – For the owner of the Fire par: Colors with the five elements belonging to Wood or Fire are the options to choose such as green, moss green, red, orange… Do not choose colors with the five elements belonging to Water such as navy blue, blue skin. God. – For the owner of the Tho par: The mutual colors of this destiny are the colors with the five elements of Fire such as red, pink, purple … or you can choose the color of the Earth such as brown, light yellow … Choosing the color of the stairs according to par is only a reference plan, when deciding which color to choose, homeowners need to ensure balance and harmony with the overall overall, avoid using too many hot colors such as red, orange, purple … or dark colors like black. Ovum (Synthetic)

With a construction cost of 800 million VND, many people think that the owner has spent a waste of money or was overpriced by the contractor. The outside looks simple, simple and nothing special. However, if you step inside, “take a look at the market” in every corner, everyone will surely praise. The owner of this project is Mr. Tran Duc Cong, a photographer. Mr. Cong said that the family initially only planned to renovate the level 4 house, but after the architect came to survey, the structure was degraded and could not be renovated. In the end, he chose the new construction option. The total area of ​​​​the house is 140m2 with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, garden, kitchen. Side view of the house. The house is divided into 2 areas. The front has 1 floor, which is a living room, kitchen, toilet and lawned courtyard. The rear part has 2 floors, is a bedroom, a bathroom. On the 2nd floor, there is a space connecting 2 parts, designed by the architect to be a place to drink tea and grow bonsai. The house has enough room for a family of 3 generations to live. Therefore, the common element is focused, but the private space is separate, ensuring quiet. The porch on the left is spacious, with a path leading up to the 2nd floor stairs. This staircase is in an arc shape, embracing the avocado tree. A special feature is the stairs built with bricks and plastered with cement, matching the layout of the house. The entire roof is covered with red tile, heat resistant. Around the house, the architect arranged a dark aluminum and glass door system, opening the door to catch the wind in the afternoon. Living room, kitchen on the same floor. The interior uses simple wooden furniture. Closed TV shelf integrated into a bookshelf. Large glass doors catch the wind, the porch is tiled, helping to block the sun. Every corner of the house is optimized for function. From here you can see the gate, the living room. Rustic garden. The staircase is the perfect highlight for the building. The porch is also installed two swings to cool off. Swing made of wood and braided rope. The sitting net stretched from the house to the side of the pole. Mr. Cong said that this net is quite strong and can withstand large loads. The staircase seen from above is quite beautiful, creating a unique feature. The space connecting the two areas is turned into a place to drink tea and plant trees. The house from above is quite striking. The sun shines on the 2nd floor terrace. Mr. Cong confided that he was very enthusiastic about the project. This design has a bit of the direction of the houses in the old quarter of Hanoi. The space helps the owner to relax, gather with his family and also give him inspiration for creative photography.

The narrow street house, the space is always full of furniture because the area is not allowed, is always the obsession of homeowners who have a modest land fund to build houses in urban areas; don’t worry, learn how to design smart like a house in one of the most densely populated areas of Tokyo (Japan) to solve the problem. The house in the picture has a total area of ​​51 square meters, but thanks to its geometric design, like large and small boxes stacked on top of each other, it creates a spacious and unique feeling for the outside appearance. Thanks to the boxy design, the house has wide open lines throughout, allowing more natural light and air to flow into the house than traditional townhouse designs. The outside of the house is clad in traditional corrugated iron in the shape of horizontal lines. The windows are designed to be larger than usual, breaking the dry industrial facade shape, keeping the house open and bright. Right at the entrance is a staircase next to the semi-basement, where the bedroom and bathroom are located. The interior mainly uses light and gentle colors to create the most spacious and simple feeling for the house. On the semi-basement floor is the kitchen space and also the place to receive guests of the owner. One side includes a kitchen cabinet, the other side will install a TV shelf. In the middle is the dining table and also the reception table. This is where the light is concentrated in the house. From the living room position, there will be a small ladder leading to the top tum, which is considered the terrace of the house, as a place to cool off at night for the owner. The house uses a wooden frame as a support, creating warmth and stability for occupants.

With a construction cost of 800 million VND, many people think that the owner has spent a waste of money or was overpriced by the contractor. The outside looks simple, simple and nothing special. However, if you step inside, “take a look at the market” in every corner, everyone will surely praise. The owner of this project is Mr. Tran Duc Cong, a photographer. Mr. Cong said that the family initially only planned to renovate the level 4 house, but after the architect came to survey, the structure was degraded and could not be renovated. In the end, he chose the new construction option. The total area of ​​​​the house is 140m2 with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, garden, kitchen. Side view of the house. The house is divided into 2 areas. The front has 1 floor, which is a living room, kitchen, toilet and lawned courtyard. The rear part has 2 floors, is a bedroom, a bathroom. On the 2nd floor, there is a space connecting 2 parts, designed by the architect to be a place to drink tea and grow bonsai. The house has enough room for a family of 3 generations to live. Therefore, the common element is focused, but the private space is separate, ensuring quiet. The porch on the left is spacious, with a path leading up to the 2nd floor stairs. This staircase is arc-shaped, embracing the avocado tree. A special feature is the stairs built with bricks and plastered with cement, matching the layout of the house. The entire roof is covered with red tile, heat resistant. Around the house, the architect arranged a dark aluminum and glass door system, opening the door to catch the wind in the afternoon. Living room, kitchen on the same floor. The interior uses simple wooden furniture. Closed TV shelf integrated into a bookshelf. Large glass doors catch the wind, the porch is tiled, helping to block the sun. Every corner of the house is optimized for function. From here you can see the gate, the living room. Rustic garden. The staircase is the perfect highlight for the building. The porch is also installed two swings to cool off. Swing made of wood and braided rope. The sitting net stretched from the house to the side of the pole. Mr. Cong said that this net is quite strong and can withstand large loads. The staircase seen from above is quite beautiful, creating a unique feature. The space connecting the two areas is turned into a place to drink tea and plant trees. The house from above is quite striking. The sun shines on the 2nd floor terrace. Mr. Cong confided that he was very enthusiastic about the project. This design has a bit of the direction of the houses in the old quarter of Hanoi. The space helps the owner to relax, gather with his family and also give him inspiration for creative photography.

Recently, a “micro” house in Wales, England, was for sale for 150,000 pounds (4.9 billion VND) attracting the attention of many people. This property is 7ft (2.1m) wide, sandwiched between two massive houses and hidden behind a garden so it’s almost invisible from the outside. This “micro” house has a lounge, kitchen, 1 bedroom and bathroom. Although everything in the house is cramped, the house has a parking space outside the front door. The ground floor of the house has been extended for more living space, while the kitchen and dining room are in a small area. There is a staircase leading to the first floor, where the bedroom and bathroom are located. Despite its micro size, this property has quite a lot of potential as it is located in the luxurious Mumbles area on the outskirts of Swansea, south Wales. The average price of a property in this golden tourist area was £307,457 (VND 10 billion) in June (according to data from real estate site sarnn Zoopla). Before this “micro” house, Britain’s “thinnest” house with a width of only 1.6m was sold for 950,000 pounds (31 billion dong) in February this year. Meanwhile, a two-bed house just 7ft 9in (2.13 m) has been sold for £1.9m (£62bn) in London in 2020. A two-bed house is narrower than a bus in London was sold on the market for £430,000 last week.

According to feng shui, homeowners should not arrange stairs in the northeast and southwest. Placing the stairs in this direction makes the homeowner prone to bad luck, difficult career paths, and couples are prone to conflicts and quarrels. In addition, the owner should pay attention not to place the stairs in the middle of the house or direct the stairs to the main door, avoid placing the stairs opposite the kitchen, toilet, bedroom. According to feng shui, homeowners should not arrange stairs in the northeast and southwest. (Illustration)) The stairs should be placed against the wall You should arrange the stairs against the wall instead of placing the stairs in the middle of the house. Stairs in the center of the house or office are considered taboo. Placing the stairs in this position can cause the owner to bring disaster to the body, family discord, and quarrel all year round. Avoid placing stairs facing the front door Homeowners should avoid placing stairs opposite the front door. Layout of stairs in this direction easily leads to loss of property. Wealth is easy to flow in the direction of the stairs. If you live in a house with stairs facing the front door, don’t worry. You can solve this problem by placing a large screen separating the stairs and the front door or placing decorative pots near the stairs. Homeowners should avoid placing stairs opposite the front door. (Illustration) According to feng shui, avoid placing stairs at the end of the house The owner absolutely abstains from designing the stairs at the end of the house going up. Because, the gas in the house goes from outside and gradually degrades at the back. Placing the stairs at the end of the house causes the prosperity to be depleted. People in the house are prone to illness, poor business, or conflicts or quarrels. Number of stairs in the house According to feng shui, the number of stairs is calculated according to the principle of 4n + 1. You should also not make the stairs too long or too short. The number of stairs is calculated from the first step to the last step. The last step must be the “birth” level in the cycle of “birth”, “age”, “sickness”, “death”. So the number of beautiful stairs is number 17, 19, 21, 23. According to feng shui, the number of stairs is calculated according to the principle of 4n + 1. (Illustration) feng shui stair material The main function of the stairs is to serve the circulation and travel needs of everyone in the family. In feng shui, stairs also help circulate air. Therefore, stairs must be made from durable materials. Homeowners should build stairs with bricks, concrete, steps can be stone coated, stair handrails are usually made of wood or metal to increase aesthetics. Stairs must be made from durable materials. (Illustration) The color of the stairs according to feng shui Homeowners should choose the color of the stairs in accordance with their destiny as well as in harmony with the architectural style and interior of the house. Homeowners of par Kim should choose stairs in brown, silver, gray… Homeowners of par Moc should choose stairs in blue, green… Homeowners of Thuy’s destiny should choose blue, navy, silver, gray stairs… The green, moss green, red, orange staircase pattern is suitable for the owner of the Fire par… Similarly, the owner of the Tho par should choose the stairs with red, brown, yellow … *The information in the article is for contemplation and reference only

Recently, a netizen shared a picture of a house with a small area, perhaps less than 2m wide. So the owner had to take advantage of a very small space next to the stairs to make a toilet. When the picture was shared, many people “rolled their eyes” because they couldn’t believe there was such a house. Although the owner tries to take advantage of the area, it seems that there is no entrance to the toilet. In fact, if you look closely, you can see that the owner has cleverly arranged the entrance to be a small board, which can be folded and stored when there is no need to go to the toilet. Most netizens think that this toilet is suitable for those who are adventurous and love to explore. However, the toilet does not have a door, so it is a bit embarrassing to go to the bathroom. “The owner is in the style of an action and adventure movie. If you have a stomachache and have to go to the toilet, this must be very scary.” , one netizen commented. Another said: “If you have to go to this toilet at night, you may fall face down. For those with a history of fear of narrow spaces, they probably won’t dare to go to this toilet again.” However, the narrow toilet is one thing, the detail that makes netizens equally afraid is the stairs. “The stairs are both narrow, steep and without handrails, going up and down this way is scary, even more scary than sitting in the other toilet.” A netizen expressed an opinion. Not long ago, a netizen shared a picture of a rather long house but less than 1m wide, surprising everyone. The sharer asked whether the owner of this house will sleep horizontally or vertically. As observed from the photo taken, the width of the house is not equal to a small table. Even if it’s hard for two people to go in For a person entering and leading a motorbike, it was also difficult to the point of leaning over. This image is real and not a photoshop product. This is the house of a resident in Dong Nai province. In the past, the image of this house has also caused a “network storm”. Inside the house there is a ground floor and a floor, an area of ​​​​1.3m x 10m.

The house in Long Khanh City (Dong Nai) was born with such a purpose. The person who made the drawing is architect Nguyen Do Anh Quy. The width is narrow, but the architect makes the most of the space, adding a side garden corner. Mr. Quy chose warm brown tones for the house. However, the house is not too dark but still gets natural light from the skylight and stairs. Besides, the living room is arranged as an open space, with domes, high ceilings and large windows to keep the room airy. With the garden next to it, the architect can arrange many glass doors in the kitchen and living room. Particularly, the large glass door in the kitchen also helps to effectively deodorize. The indoor Taiwanese eagle tree (this tree rarely sheds leaves) and combined with the green space, both create accents for the living room and help the homeowner feel comfortable every time they step in. The stairs look like they are suspended. The stairs use wooden borders and transparent glass, synchronizing the overall color of the house and making the space more spacious and spacious. Under the stairs, the architect made a small corner, helping the family have a special corner to “chill”. With this design, looking at us, we feel that the stairs are “floating” in the air, but in fact the entire staircase is supported by a large pillar below. Under the stairs arranged into a place to sit and drink tea. Mr. Quy said that the owner wants the interior to be simple, with few distracting details but to ensure the comfort of a 5-star hotel. The architect used a few more lamps with the colors of the Vietnamese countryside. A small garden, where the family watches the stars, drinks tea or eats BBQ. This area is installed with a heat-resistant roof system and an iron frame for growing climbing plants. The dome has the effect of helping the ceiling to be higher and more airy. Modern living room with skylight. Plants that can be grown indoors, bring fresh air and ensure freshness. The bathroom is large, with a large window for sunlight. When finished using, the owner opens the door for air circulation. Thus, the toilet area is always clean and dry. The bedroom is cozy and light. The sofa set in the bedroom is made of rattan and wood, bringing a lot of the breath of the Vietnamese countryside. L shaped wardrobe. This is also a dressing room, separated from the bedroom by wooden columns. The TV cabinet separates the sofa set from the bed.

The concept of feng shui may vary from person to person and from time to time, but the common goal needs to bring positive meaning to the user. According to KST Vo The Duy (CTA|Creative Architects), the building first needs to be reasonably designed, with the right functions, to satisfy all the needs of the users. It is the correct and convenient use of the house that will bring comfort, satisfaction and peace of mind in the mind of the owner. It is also a way to bring luck into the house. Depending on the owner, there will be more or less regulations on feng shui layout. The less regulations, the easier the design is to open and expand and bring many benefits to the homeowner. Architect Vo The Duy shared: “Fortunately, most of the clients we meet do not have too many regulations on feng shui and most of those feng shui regulations also coincide with the requirements of the designer.” Wall house (CTA|Creative Architects) with a ladder layout at the end of the house, connecting the two common spaces and the atrium. Talking about the principles of stair design, the principle of rationality in traffic and safety should be put on top. The stairs are the vertical traffic axis, which is also an important factor in the traffic arrangement of the house. Convenient, fast transportation and thereby creating interesting spaces in the house is a requirement of traffic design. Routes, directions, traffic intentions will be the main skeleton for the design of each house. The house has many interesting, airy, connected spaces because of the traffic layout, but the location of the stairs is a key factor. Regulations on height, clearance of handrails, handrails or farthest distance to stairs (25 m) should be ensured. However, depending on the nature of the building, these factors can be reduced to serve design requirements or homeowners’ preferences. Some projects have used handrails without bars or removing hands as examples of flexibility in these requirements. Depending on the needs of each homeowner, the design of each house will be different, there is no general rule for the location of the stairs other than the appropriate functional requirements. In addition, depending on the functional requirements, it is possible to know the position of the stairs in the traffic position so that the connection of the spaces is the fastest. Because next to the convenience is the requirement for escape safety. For example: Most houses are block-shaped townhouses, stairs are usually arranged in the middle to facilitate traffic between floors. From there the traffic axis is vertical and from that axis, the function rooms also surround the stairs. Stair space can be combined with skylights to take advantage of the empty space to create a larger atrium, helping to ventilate and get better light. The combination of gardening and planting trees under the skylight is also a very popular application. Some staircase design ideas are right on the façade, creating an interesting layout, evoking curiosity, but inside the traffic axis still ensures coherence and harmony. There is another idea of ​​the position of the stairs at the end of the house, but this is a horizontal position with the layout of the rooms on both sides. The idea that the stairs are both a place for traffic, a space for learning, playing, shelves, and sitting steps is also an idea that architects often apply. Therefore, designing the stairs according to architect Vo The Duy will have no principles other than rationality and design intent to create a livable space for the homeowner.

Recently, Diem My released sexy pictures on her personal page, causing a “storm” online. In the photo, the 9x beauty wears a boldly cut one-piece swimsuit, showing off her hot bust and long legs. According to the share, the beauty took a picture during her trip to Phu Quoc. She confidently poses at the stairs, the bathroom, saving the best moments in a sexy swimsuit. After 3 hours of posting, Diem My’s series of photos attracted more than 4,000 likes and a lot of compliments from the audience. Also on the trip, even though she didn’t choose a sexy swimsuit, her 1990 outfits still accentuated her standard hourglass figure. It is known that this is not the first time Diem My has released a picture of a swimsuit with a lack of fabric in a sexy trend. In the past times of traveling, Diem My has a hobby of choosing swimsuits that are not too revealing but still enhance her attractive curves. Diem My 9x is an actress and model who is of interest to the public. Possessing a slim body and luxurious aura, she is always the first choice of major fashion brands. After the success of the VTV primetime movie “Love and ambition”, Diem My focused on investing in fashion and art pictures. Every time a fashion photo is released, the beauty becomes the focus of the online community’s attention with “terrible” likes.

Going to the island, the first impression is that the island is very clean and planted with many coconuts Conquering Ma Thien Lanh peak On Hon Son island, there are 7 peaks, of which Ma Thien Lanh is the most famous for its mysterious stories. With an altitude of 450m above sea level, this is the highest mountain in Hon Son island, so it attracts many tourists to visit and conquer. To climb the mountain without losing strength, the first night we booked a room at Lamien Lodge. The hotel is located halfway up the mountain, on the way to the top of Ma Thien Lanh. The room is located entirely in the forest and has a view of the entire Hon Son sea from above. Here, you can be completely immersed in nature, use the direct spring water of Ma Thien Lanh peak and say no to air conditioning, hot and cold water. Note, when you choose to stay on the mountain, remember to only bring a backpack, not a suitcase, you will not be able to carry or pull it up because the road is quite difficult. However, if you bring a suitcase, there will be a pick up service for you, each up / down is 150,000 VND. In particular, the phone signal here is very poor, only occasionally available, only for direct calls, but cannot access the Internet, very suitable for those who need complete rest. A few notes when climbing – It is recommended to wear and bring clothes made of cool, sweat-absorbing fabrics to move freely.- Women who wear short clothes should use mosquito repellent, because forest mosquitoes are many and bite very painful.- Climbing shoes must be light, hug your feet to avoid foot pain.- Items to bring such as flashlights, knives, drinking water (1.5 liters/person) and light food.- Remember to preserve the landscape forests, limit littering. After checking in, you can order a lunch of steamed garlic chicken, or salted steamed chicken, made by the people you meet along the way when you check in. After eating and resting, around 1:30 pm you start to conquer the remaining road of Ma Thien Lanh peak. From here, the road will be more difficult to go. On the way up the mountain, you will be told by the guide fascinating stories, handed down from ancient times, about Pho Tinh Pagoda, Lo Thien Pagoda, Monk Uncle Uncle, mountain ascetics and Even the fairies descended,… Just climbed to the top of the mountain while listening to stories, the way was also closer. Conquering Ma Thien Lanh peak is an unforgettable experience for visitors when coming to Hon Son In order to facilitate farming, travel and live here, people make stairs convenient for going up the mountain. The scenery on both sides of the road is very poetic and wild, the atmosphere is clear and cool. A few notes when traveling independently is that if you get lost, follow the water line. This is a small trick, passed down by the people who often go to the mountain. Stop at Lo Thien Phat Pagoda, you have gone 1/3 of the way to the top of Ma Thien Lanh. The road from there to the top of the mountain is becoming more and more difficult and challenging when it is no longer a cement road, three steps, instead a small path. Not only that, on the way there are luxuriant trees, the sound of birds and gibbons howling, making your trip more mysterious, thrilling and interesting. The reward is often worth it when climbing to the top of the mountain Setting foot on the top of the mountain, your efforts are also rewarded, all fatigue, body aches seem to disappear. Take a deep breath and feel the wonderful atmosphere here. In front of you is the majestic natural scenery of mountains, immense sea and sky. Feel free to talk to the people living here. They are very sincere and open. Snorkeling to see corals, catching sea urchins Early the next day, have breakfast and sip coffee, receive a helmet and rented motorbike when going to the island, priced at 120,000 VND/day, you start to explore the route around the island. Coconuts are characteristic of this island. Here, coconuts grow from the beach up halfway up the hill. Every tree is so tall with very unique and strange poses. So for tourists, Hon Son is also known by another familiar name, “Coconut Island”. The road around the island For that reason, some local names of beaches are called other names such as leaning coconut trees, lying coconut trees or coconut rows, etc. To protect coconuts, people nail along the tree trunks so that tourists don’t sit up, avoid the tree uprooted and make a safe exit to serve guests taking pictures. There are also beautiful natural rock beaches around the island. Maybe because of many rocks, the island is called Hon Son. Hon Son Rai – the name may also come from the shape of this rock After visiting the island, you can rent a small boat to the sea, priced at 120,000 VND/person. You will be diving to see corals and fish. The beach here is full of urchins. After an hour of swimming and scuba diving, you can enjoy a lunch full of fresh seafood right on the fish raft, such as swimming crabs for only 400,000 VND/kg, special squid porridge with the sweetness of squid and the warmth of ginger. A very cute little shop selling snacks on the island The leaning coconut tree is nailed so that visitors do not sit, climb, or break the tree Visitors are extremely excited to see the sea and eat seafood in Hon Son A point you should not miss when coming to Hon Son is the rocky beach and the beach with the most beautiful beach on the island. The rock area has a very large rock, shaped like a snake. People here call it the snake head rock, but when you check-in online, it will appear “Hon Son Rai”. This rock is very big and quite flat, so in the afternoon, lying on it, watching the sunset, is very cool. In the evening, order a hot pot to eat right at the beach and then climb up to “Hon Son Rai” to lie down and enjoy the cool wind and cool breeze without disturbing mosquitoes, making you just want to sleep here until morning to conveniently watch the sunrise. How to go to Hon Son Currently, there are two trains every day to Hon Son island. You should call to book tickets before going to the port, to avoid the situation of running out of tickets. Train tickets can be booked online and paid by bank transfer, very convenient. Ticket price is 280,000 VND/round trip. Visitors should book a trip at 7:30 am and go to the pier early, about 1 hour before breakfast, then visit the toad market located across the street opposite the port to buy some fruit to bring, because there is almost no sale on the island. The fruits here are delicious and cheap. At 7:30, the ship left the pier. After about 15 minutes, the driver will open the door for guests to get on the deck to open up. Up here, you are free to take pictures of the ship turning waves to the sea. The scenery is very beautiful and windy, so it is very suitable for you who have motion sickness. There are two seasons here, the rainy season and the dry season. The best time to go is from November to March, at this time it does not rain and the sea is calm, convenient for climbing and scuba diving. The people here are very friendly and likable. You book any motel or hotel with a caller ready to pick you up at the port. On the island, there are many accommodation services for you to choose from, from homestays to affordable guesthouses, the average cost is from 170,000 to 800,000 VND/room.

On May 20, Truong Giang held an intimate birthday party for his wife Nha Phuong at her home. The small party is shared with the audience through an online broadcast. Screenshots This is also a rare time Truong Giang – Nha Phuong revealed a corner of a large, luxurious villa in Ho Chi Minh City. Screenshots Through the shared image, it can be seen that the living room has a modern design, taking white as the main color. Screenshots The highlight in the villa of Truong Giang – Nha Phuong is the beautifully winding staircase. Screenshots The white staircase is in the same tone as the main color of the house. Screenshots Before that, comedian Truong Giang revealed that there was a miniature movie theater in the villa to serve his wife’s hobby, the investment cost was up to half a billion. Photo: FBNV Around mid-April 2017, the couple Truong Giang – Nha Phuong owned an extremely expensive villa worth 15 billion, in the coastal city of Phu Quoc. Photo: FBNV The villa is designed with many transparent glass doors to create an airy space. Photo: FBNV Young and luxurious living room with large blue sofa and 2 small single sofas. Photo: FBNV The dining room is designed in a deep and luxurious tone with 8 chairs and a large rectangular table. Photo: FBNV Video: Ho Chi Minh City preserves ancient villas. Source: VTV24

In feng shui, the main door is very important because it is through the main door that the house absorbs good energy. When a house has good energy circulating everywhere, the people living in the house will live higher happiness. Design the front door in accordance with feng shui The front door or the main door is very important in feng shui. Here’s how to design a standard feng shui front door. Is the bathroom facing the front door suitable for feng shui? Bathrooms facing the main door are considered bad feng shui because cosmic energy, or Chi, enters the house through the front door. If the bathroom faces the front door, most of the good energy will easily escape through the bathroom, there will be little and no good feng shui energy entering the house. Is the front door facing the back door suitable for feng shui? In feng shui, it is a mistake to have the front door facing the back door. The vitality in the house will escape to the outside. Is the staircase opposite the front door suitable for feng shui? When the stairs face the front door, the energy quickly rushes to the higher floor. This causes the main floor to not have good feng shui energy. Is the main entrance mirror facing the front door suitable for feng shui? The mirror facing the main door is one of the two taboos in feng shui. The reason why you should not place a mirror opposite the main door is because the mirror will push all the good feng shui energy into the house. When the house receives energy through, the large mirror will push away all the good energy.

Although pencil skirts are attractive to the wearer, they can also cause low back pain. Tight skirts can restrict movement in your hips, putting strain on your spine. The same thing happens when you wear a pair of high heels. Shoes cause your feet to be placed on an unnatural height, thereby causing the muscles in your lower back to shift. If you want to wear fashionable clothes without affecting your health, choose a skirt that allows your feet to move freely and choose shoes with heels less than 5cm. 2. Drink soft drinks often Carbonated soft drinks are not a healthy food guaranteed to provide your body with energy. Besides posing many health risks, this habit can worsen your back pain. Drinking soft drinks regularly can lead to kidney stones and cause severe back pain. In addition, soft drinks also cause gas to get trapped in the digestive system and put pressure on your spine. If you feel low back pain after drinking a coke, you need to add more water to your body. 3. Excessive stress When your body releases stress hormones, your muscles will instinctively tighten. Next, muscle tension leads to painful sensations in the neck, shoulders, and back. Studies have shown that taking some time to relax each day effectively improves back pain. 4. Sleeping on an Unsuitable Pillow When you sleep on a pillow that is too big, you may find it comfortable, but this can lead to back pain. Most pillows place your head in an unnatural position, which puts pressure on your neck and spine, causing pain and difficulty sleeping. If you can’t get used to sleeping without a pillow, find a pillow that is adjusted to your own measurements and place another one between or below your knees. These sleeping positions have been shown to reduce stress on your spine. 5. Washing dishes the wrong way Leaning over the sink while washing dishes puts pressure on your lower back, causing the muscles in this area to stretch. When you maintain this pose for a few minutes, you may experience back pain. To avoid straining your lower back, prop up one leg on a small stool. This will help you correct your posture and keep you from straining your back. 6. Take the stairs often While taking the stairs is often considered a healthy habit, it’s not the best way to stay in shape if you’re suffering from low back pain. If you have knee or back pain, it’s better to consult your doctor before using the stairs for exercise. 7. Reading in bed The habit of reading a few pages of a favorite book before bed can lead to stiff shoulders and back. The fact that we lean back while reading in bed puts strain on the spine and muscles in the lower back, leading to pain. If reading before bed helps you relax after a busy day, invest in a chair that supports the spine.

That apartment building is very old, looking up from below, I think I’m in the center of Saigon because the walls are peeling off, revealing the light red brick color, sad; iron color rust, color time coating thick layer; the old, very old color, the color of opaque eyes witnessing many changes, kept secret in the heart and did not tell anyone. Going inside, what impressed me was not the rows of electric meters dotted on either side of the wall or the clotheslines fluttering in the wind, but the covered outdoor-style stairs that I’m sure. that the roof could not block a heavy rain and wind. The old-fashioned staircase, only seen in movies, features French architecture, crossing two blocks but not the main way up, but I don’t think it’s an exit because it only stops to the second floor, and leading up to some houses. This place has a cool breeze, so I guess it might be the stairs to get some fresh air. From here I can take multi-angle pictures of a historic Saigon. Opposite the apartment I am standing in, built in the French period, is a building with 70s architecture, temporarily called the American period, with most of the straight lines, the iron frames have almost no unique patterns. Saigon book, nostalgia roaming. Photo: Chi Books. On a small wall there is a frame of barbed wire reminiscent of a time of war and beyond is the Bitexco tower, a modern icon located in the heart of Saigon. I moved the camera a little and found in the bottom corner a wire clothesline with small clips attached. All in one. In the heart of a modern Saigon, there are things that are a bit messy, messy, lazy, and sloppy. On a patch of red brick, ferns emerge from an empty square. On another wall, in addition to ferns, there are strange trees or huts emerging from between the bricks, which cling tightly as a symbol of strong vitality. I descended the outdoor stairs and entered the main stairway. There are stairs with traces of mosaic tiles, stair handrails with typical patterns of French architecture. The elevator room looks old, the mooring lines are tangled. Everything is too old. More than a hundred years ago, this place was once a place for people with a standard lifestyle like civil servants, for example. The higher I go, the more the past opens up in front of me, an old Saigon in the French colonial period. And it’s surprising that next to the old, bold doorways of that time, there are cafes, colorful clothing stalls. Strolling around the floors of the apartment building, I entered a cafe on the top floor. I walked through a small, cozy space decorated with old objects as reminiscent of such a time. I chose to sit on the balcony overlooking the Bank building on the other side. The river below the boats moved slowly up and down. On a wall with many ventilation holes, sparrows chirped, naughtily dropped in a little and then flew away. That day, at that corner of the shop, I felt time stopped, as if I had left the noisy space below and was busy pursuing my own thoughts…

Here are some suggestions for some open space design ideas for you today: Architect Bui The Long, CTA | Creative Architects, said: to create open space for villas is relatively easy, but for townhouses and apartments, open space is something that requires a lot of thought. Because in an open space, safety and privacy are things to keep in mind. For long townhouses, separating the spaces and then intermingling with green areas, the open space has the most area exposed to natural light. Here is a solution with many variations to liven up your living space. The interweaving of open spaces according to the area from the top down is often combined with skylights and vertical traffic is a staircase that contributes to expanding the space, bringing as much space as possible. Common living space, living room, dining table or playground are often arranged in the above area. The bedrooms will be surrounded to increase family connection. T-house project with open space combining stairs, atrium and living room. In addition, architect Bui The Long said that the open space along the length of the house is also a good idea. The open space with green trees will connect the used spaces into a continuous strip, ensuring that every area of ​​the house is in contact with nature and the garden. However, this idea needs the width of the house to be wide enough to design. Another idea about open spaces along the length of the house is that these spaces will be staggered. Between the openings between the function rooms will be the garden, trees. These small gardens will be scattered throughout the house, also bringing nature to all living spaces. In addition, the open space can be reduced but still need spaces such as the arrangement along the traffic corridor, the stair landing area is large enough. The bedrooms at the end of the house can design a bathroom that opens to a green garden, connecting with the bedroom without a wall, which will help expand the space, increase utility but still be private and safe.

1. Avoid activities that make calves bigger There is no denying that there are a variety of actions that can make calves bigger, such as: running long distances, jumping jacks, walking on heels for long periods of time. These are the activities that girls need to avoid if they want to effectively shrink their calves. 2. Posture Modification Did you know that the posture of walking, standing, sitting or chest puffing, etc. all contribute to the condition of large calves. Therefore, anyone who wants to shrink their calves should keep their chest up, straighten their back and should not stand on tiptoes or squat. 3. Use your heels to land in front of your toes every time you walk When walking, touch your heels to the ground first so that your heels support your entire body. Even when running, you should put your heels down first. This will help your calves get smaller over time. 4. Stretching Stretching is also an effective exercise to help you reduce calves. Practice stretching regularly, you will see significant changes in your calves. 5. Standing on the stairs Standing on the stairs is also an effective calf reduction exercise. The exercise is very easy, you put your hands on the handrails of the stairs and then slowly tiptoe to stretch the calf muscles in the back. This is also an exercise to improve blood circulation. 6. Avoid foods high in sugar High-sugar foods like chips, pizza, candy… can easily make calves bigger. Instead of these foods, you should eat low-fat, low-calorie foods like fruits, vegetables, nuts, whole grains, protein-rich foods. Quynh Trang / According to Sanook

1. The bathroom is opposite the reading seat The bathroom not only violates feng shui when facing the bedroom, the main door, but also not facing the classroom or reading room. The reading room represents radiant wisdom while the bathroom is a mix of thoughts and yin. If they are designed opposite, it is not difficult to understand when homeowners are often troubled, business is not favorable, children are poorly educated. Too many problems come together, making it difficult for you to succeed in life. As for the fact that the bathroom is opposite the main door, almost everyone understands because the main door is extremely important, helping to bring positive energy into the house. The two winds of yin and yang oppose each other, unable to harmonize coming out of the bathroom and entering from the main door will make the family chaotic, unable to do business safely, the owner’s fortune will be reduced, which can lead to to bankruptcy. 2. Location between the bathroom and the stairs We often say that the bathroom should not be located under the stairs, but besides that, placing the bathroom opposite the stairs is also not advisable. The stairs are where the air flows, if the toilet is opposite the stairs, the flow of air is not stable, unclean air spreads throughout the house, not only affecting health but also affecting the family’s fortune. . Finally, with high-rise buildings, when designing, the bathrooms of the floors should be located on a straight line for convenient water supply and drainage, and in accordance with feng shui. The bathroom on the 2nd floor should not be arranged above the kitchen on the 1st floor, because the kitchen right below the bathroom will seriously affect the owner’s stomach, making it easy for family members to have stomach diseases. , Digest. To neutralize this feng shui error, you can use some home decor items to create a balance of energy, such as hanging a bell or lantern in front of the main door to “cast out” bad energy. home. 3. The bathroom is located in the center of the house The center of the house is very important and should only promote good energy here, while the bathroom is considered bad energy. The biggest mistake in bathroom design is placing it in this central location. According to feng shui, feng shui is bad energy that causes “uncleanness to enter the middle palace”, the whole house will be unclean. The Middle Palace represents the Earth Qi that nourishes all the remaining signs in the Nine Palaces. When the central palace is occupied by murderous intent or evil spirits, the remaining positions are immediately affected as well. Therefore, absolutely avoid placing the bathroom in this position because it adversely affects the auspicious stars, the luck of the residential land, causing the homeowner to constantly have bad luck.

At the foot of the Pacific Palisades mountain of the beautiful city of Los Angeles, the 500-square-meter villa is a place famous for its luxury and luxury, designed by a team of famous architects ShubinDonaldson. The apartment has views of the Santa Monica Mountains in the distance. Large windows flooded with sunlight provide breathtaking views. View of the villa from above. The giant shutters of the villa when opened look like large sails ready to plunge into the wind. Modern chandelier, large but still in the living room enough to see how large the villa is. Minimalist living room interior with basic tones with different shades of brown, black, gray… exudes sophistication and elegance. The architect arranged a small mezzanine located on the second floor overlooking the luxurious living room. Glass balustrades catch the bright sunlight. The dark colors placed on the stairs make the house not empty. The villa has an indoor swimming pool, a reflection of the stairs and front shutters. The row of wooden shelves looks like a work of art. Minimalist living room with large solid wood table. Wooden stairs elaborate every detail. The bedroom is minimalist, exuding luxury and coziness. Relaxing space in the house. Outdoor pool. The house shimmers at night.

In feng shui, the front door of the house is extremely important. Through the front door how energy and opportunities will come to the owner. When you can’t see the front door when you’re on the street, it means there are missed opportunities or positive energy that can’t reach you. If the front door is obstructed, try to fix it. You can place a bright sign on the house number or change the landscape to remove the obstacle blocking the front door. 2. The front door is opposite the back door When the front door is opposite the back door, this means that qi, or energy, goes straight in and out of the house without staying inside. The goal of feng shui is to let qi accumulate and cultivate inside the home, not rush out. It’s best to put something between the front and back doors. You can use tables and chairs, room dividers or feng shui crystal balls to disperse the qi as it enters the house and keep it from spilling out too quickly. 3. Stairs facing the front door Similar to the front door facing the back door, the staircase facing the front door causes the qi to go straight up the stairs instead of into the main areas of the house. You can place the crystal ball between the door and the stairs to disperse and slow down the chi. Or you can also place some artwork, fresh flowers, or a beautiful object on the side of the stairs to redirect the qi. 4. The bathroom door is facing the front door The bathroom door facing the front door can cause health problems for family members. It can drain and bring negative energy. You need to place a crystal ball between the door and the entrance to the bathroom to disperse the gas and prevent it from escaping. Or place artwork, fresh flowers, or a beautiful object on the side of the door to redirect the chi. 5. Stairs in the middle of the house In feng shui, the center of the house is known as “wealth”, which is related to health and wellbeing. Because it is located in the center, it is in contact with all other areas of the feng shui bagua map and affects the owner’s life. When the stairs are centered, all the up and down movement of the qi can be destabilized. You can add plants to your home to add strong chi and enhance the energy of your home. Choosing a large heavy object like a wall is also an effective remedy. 6. Bathroom in the middle of the house The bathroom can be an energy drain, so it’s not advisable to place the bathroom in the middle of the house. However, you can increase the energy in Tai Chi by adding plants. If there is no window in the bathroom, you can choose a piece of art or an artificial plant to decorate and fix feng shui. 7. Bedroom in the garage It is best not to place the bedroom above the garage, because too much movement in the bedroom can create instability. If it’s a guest room, it’s fine. But avoid placing the main family bedroom above the garage. If you can, move the bedroom to a better location. If that is not possible, you can also add plants to bring life and energy to the bedroom. 8. The corridor is long and narrow When there is a long and narrow corridor, gas can enter too quickly. To neutralize it, you can hang crystal balls along the ceiling of the hallway or place artwork or other decorations along the hallway for people to stop and admire. *This information is only for illustration purpose .

1. Wear tight skirts and high heels: A pencil skirt can make you seductive, but it can also cause back pain. Tight skirts limit movement at the hips, straining the spine. Similarly, when you wear high heels, too, the habit of high heels causes your legs to drop unnaturally, causing the lower back muscles to move. To avoid back pain, choose comfortable skirts and shoes with soles less than 2 cm high. 2. Regularly drink carbonated soft drinks: This daily routine can lead to kidney stones and cause severe lower back pain. Carbonated beverages can also lead to air trapped in the digestive system and put pressure on the spine. If you have back pain after drinking carbonated water, you should try drinking more water. 3. Stress, anxiety: When your body releases stress hormones, it causes muscles to instinctively tighten. Tension will lead to pain in your neck, shoulders, and back. Studies have shown that relaxation can effectively improve back pain. 4. Using inappropriate sleeping pillows: Sleeping pillows too high make you feel comfortable, but also potentially causing back pain. Most pillows put your head in an unnatural position, which puts pressure on your neck and spine, causing pain and poor sleep. 5. Wash dishes in the wrong position: Bending over when washing dishes can put pressure on the lower back, causing the muscles in this area to stretch.When you maintain this position for a few minutes, you may experience frequent back pain. To avoid straining your lower back, place one leg on a small chair. 6. Regularly take the stairs: Although taking the stairs is considered a healthy habit, this is not the exercise method to maintain the best shape if you are suffering from low back pain. People with knee or back pain should consult their doctor before exercising by climbing stairs. 7. Reading in bed: The habit of reading a few pages on the bed before bed can lead to stiff shoulders and back. Sitting with your back in bed reading a book can strain your spine and lower back muscles, leading to soreness. Photo: BS. Invite readers to follow the video “Homework helps improve physique”. Source: TV Blue.

So she decided to “explore” her new home and post the entire process on TikTok. What was hidden in this house terrified Jaclyn: there were many secret passages around the house and a “tunnel” above the stairs. One of those who saw this clip on TikTok bluntly commented that this is a “perfect place for serial killers”. In the video, Jaclyn opened the window next to the stairs and discovered an empty room littered with dry leaves. The master bedroom also had a door she assumed led to the garage, but Jaclyn had not dared to try it. The 29-year-old also found plenty of narrow spaces for trash or “forgotten” items, such as a pair of orange Converse shoes. According to Jaclyn, the house was built in 1959. On narrow secret paths in the house, she discovered that the previous owner had installed a light switch, a path leading to the shelter room and 16 security cameras in operation. . “When I went up to the attic, I found a small door leading to another door overlooking the bedroom below. I only know that from 1985 up to now, this house has been owned by a single family.” she shares. “The comments I get most often are ‘Move home now’ and ‘This house chills me.’ There are many theories surrounding the house, like someone living in the walls and following. watching me, or even haunted here. Many people even say they dreamed of this house. Jaclyn intends to contact the current landlord to find out about the mysteries surrounding this house.

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

The bathroom in the middle of the house is often considered bad feng shui. Because according to feng shui, the center of the house is the heart of nothingness, also known as the yin and yang point. To neutralize bad feng-shui for this bathroom you need: – Keep the bathroom clean and tidy. – Add candles or flowers to the bathroom. – Put some types of air purifier plants in the bathroom. If the room does not have a window you can add a switch to adjust the lighting in the bathroom. Bathroom is facing the main door The bathroom facing the main door is considered bad feng shui because cosmic energy (chi) enters the house through the front door. If the bathroom was facing the main door, most of the good energy would escape through the bathroom, with little or no good feng shui energy in the home. To neutralize bad feng-shui for this bathroom you need: – Close the bathroom door. – Create good feng shui in the bathroom. – Create accents near the entrance to direct energy out of the bathroom. – Gather good feng-shui in the entrance area to boost the energy in the bathroom. Bathroom in fortune area Booking bathrooms in the fortune area can be challenging. Keeping the bathroom tidy and clean will suck wealth into the house. Also, decorate this bathroom to neutralize bad feng-shui: – Decorate bathroom with trees. – Add pleasant fragrance, fresh flowers and candles in the bathroom. – Decorate your bathroom with pictures of natural landscapes. – Add water or a mirror for good feng shui. The bathroom door faces the kitchen The kitchen and bathroom door are facing each other is bad feng shui. When the two doors face each other, the feng-shui energy flows faster and out of the spaces protected by doors. The best way is to create as much division between the two areas as possible and apply the following tips: – Close the bathroom door. – Keep the bathroom clean and filled with good feng shui energy. – Use a screen, bamboo blinds or tall trees to define the boundary between the two rooms. – Paint kitchen and bathroom door walls with different paint colors to define the rooms. – Create a highlight between the two rooms. The bathroom is above the bedroom The bathroom located above the bedroom is not good feng shui. To neutralize bad feng-shui for this bathroom you need: Limit your use of upstairs bathrooms, such as the guest bathroom. Put the bed back on if it’s just below the bathroom. – Paint the bathroom upstairs in a gentle color. – Designing bedroom ceiling: crown or medal can be decorated around ceiling lights. The bathroom is under the stairs If you place the bathroom under the stairs, you need to pay attention to the following to neutralize feng-shui to avoid accumulation of qi and negatively affect the family: – Make sure there are enough light under the stairs – Paint under stairs in bright colors – Put crystal chandeliers at the bottom of the stairs for good feng shui. – Always close the bathroom door. Southeast bathroom If the bathroom is in the southeast, you need to close the bathroom door and close the toilet lid, making sure the bathroom is clean and tidy. In addition, to improve the feng-shui of this room you need: – Put some types of air purifier plants in the bathroom. – Hang a mirror on the bathroom door Use a carpet of gold, silver, or gray, preferably round. – Hanging metal wind chimes in the bathroom. Light candles often in the bathroom. The bathroom is in the Northwest direction The Northwest bathroom was not too bad. Avoid cluttering the bathroom and don’t place toilet mirrors. Replace leaky faucets to prevent money from “flowing” out. In addition, please: – Decorate bathroom with trees. – Put a water tank in the bathroom. – Put a blue carpet on the bathroom floor. – Never use a metal bell in the bathroom. *This information is only for illustration purpose .

The project is in the form of townhouses, built on a 125m2 plot of land in Thu Dau Mot city, Binh Duong province, with three surfaces adjacent to another building and only one open front. The request of the landlord is to create a living space close to nature, with ventilation, with many trees. According to the blueprint, the architects have stepped forward to have a yard, which is also a viewpoint. The house has a 2-storey structure in the front and 3 floors behind. From the outside, the house has a modern, simple and elegant appearance. The first floor is the living room space and the kitchen – dining room connected from the outside to the inside. The stairs to the second floor stretched to one side. This staircase has a concrete structure built with bricks to make use of the undercarriage to make a WC room, and borrow the railing as a wall to hang the television. For a cool feel, white is used as the main color combined with gray and light brown wood. Very simple furniture suitable for modern architectural style. To enhance connections and interactions between members and create lots of space for children to function, right upstairs there is a children’s play area. The point of view of the owner and the design team is that there is a place for children to play and move on every floor. The kitchen – dining room is located at the back of the house, attached to the garden under the backyard well. The garden is designed with many levels to create an interesting highlight. This place is always full of sunshine and wind and is also a children’s play place close to nature. Next to the stairs in the middle of the house is a large well. The stairs going from the 2nd floor to the 3rd floor are made of – wooden steel to create ventilation and this structural system is like flying in space. The roof system is made up of folded concrete beams and glass roofs to create light and shimmering shadows in the interior. The corridor on the second floor is also very wide with many trees. The parents bedroom on the second floor at the back of the house opens up to the well and a hallway with a large glass wall to connect the space. Sunlight can shine into the bedroom. Bedroom furniture is simple, unified throughout the house: White walls and ceilings, gray floors and light wood furniture in a simple form. Walls open to the wells use brick holes to create ventilation. The dotted green color makes the space cool and lively. Skylight area – staircase between the house viewed from above; always flooded with sunshine and wind. Stairs and steel-wood corridors lead to the third floor behind the house. This place is a worship room combined with a library. The church wall is made up of slender spokes that evoke a sense of lightness and repeat the image of the house’s facade with sloping roofs. The wooden ceiling system in the shrine room evokes a warm, intimate feeling. Sunshine spreads everywhere and light effects are part of interior aesthetics./.

Located in a central location on Le Duan Street (Ha Tinh City), Light Coffee has a rustic but no less modern space. The project was constructed within 8 months, including 2 main materials: brick brick and pre-engineered steel frame. The facade of the building is designed with a way from red brick. Coarse, randomly assembled brick walls ensure a solid structure but still ensure aesthetics The stairs are simple but impressive by the pre-engineered steel spiral design. In general, the staircase looks like a large bird cage in the center of the restaurant The roof is roofed with bricks at the top in coordination with the glass and hot-iron below. Both create a unique and make the most of natural light but do not cause heat in summer weather. The cafe is built on an area of ​​118m2 with 2 floors. In addition to the coffee tables, the first floor is also the barista of the bar. The second floor impresses customers with open space from natural light and the system of green trees is arranged appropriately. Not only impressed by its unique appearance, the cafe also attracts customers with green space, prioritizing connection and closeness to nature. The aisle is used to put the coffee table with the view overlooking the outside. Guests can enjoy a drink, while watching the street A corner of the pavement of Light Coffee The lighting system is made from bamboo, creating an overall harmony with the main materials of the restaurant According to the owner of the coffee shop, he himself had to set up the recipe many times to come up with a recipe like the restaurant. The bar space is sparkling at night

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.

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 windows extend to most of the top part of the house and have red bars that add colorful accents to the facade. Near the windows is a wooden accent area wrapped around the back corner of the house on the second floor. The window slightly extends out at the end near the floor, from the outside you can glimpse the interior. The large dome-shaped front door is made of steel, giving it a modern look when combined with the outer concrete layer. The oversized windows help fill the house with natural light at entrances and stairs. On the second floor of the house, the stairs passed through the window. And take a look at the rooms inside the house … The entrance leads directly to the dining room and open-space kitchen, where wooden furniture such as dining tables and kitchen cabinets resonate with the natural greenery of the house. A sliding glass door in the kitchen and dining room opens onto a backyard furnished with wicker furniture and bamboo along with potted plants. The stairs next to the front door lead up to the living room. Before reaching the living room, there is a small bar area integrated into the design of the black railing. From this angle, you can see the lamp hanging from the ceiling that looks like a wooden sculpture. Simple living room with wooden shelves and furniture, some greenery and floor-to-ceiling curtains. The stairs continue up to the bedrooms and bathrooms, illuminated by skylights and skylights. The bedroom design includes a custom bed frame with a bedside table, as well as a desk that converts into a shelf. Nearby bathrooms have faded doors and a built-in bathtub.

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

This is a townhouse located in Phu Nhuan district, Ho Chi Minh City. Construction area is quite modest, less than 40m2. So the building structure is developed in height, with each floor being a distinct key function. On the first floor is the kitchen – dining room. This space is designed to be open and connected to the upper floor clearance, so it is always bright. Because the area is not large, the walls, ceilings and floors are mainly used in bright colors. Furniture combines light and dark areas to create striking, contrast. The second floor is the living room – living room. With the solution of bringing the stairs to the corner, the living room space is very spacious. The house is designed for 2 people to live in, the mother and the son – the owner. Sofa position next to the floor space with large arched doorway. Glass railing contributes to space expansion and increased lighting. Interestingly, the curves are designed in the interior space – present in many positions, creating a distinct personality. Furniture such as sofas, tea tables, mirrors, shelves … are also circles or shapes with curves. The third floor is the mother’s bedroom. The interior is designed with soft and feminine features. The fourth floor is the son’s bedroom – the landlord. The materials are cleverly coordinated to bring a feeling of elegance while still being close and warm. Relaxing corner in master’s bedroom. The changing room is next to the master’s bedroom. The wardrobe uses glass material for a light feel. The 5th floor is the worship room, the terrace and the relaxing bathroom are arranged reasonably so that these spaces do not lie near or affect each other. Especially, the terrace area and the bathroom are designed as a resort with many trees, light and raw materials. Rooftop bathroom according to resort standards: airy – bright but still discreet; comfortable, modern and close to nature./.

At the foot of the Pacific Palisades mountain of the beautiful city of Los Angeles, the 500-square-meter villa is a place famous for its luxury and luxury, designed by a team of famous architects, ShubinDonaldson. The apartment overlooks the Santa Monica mountains in the distance. The large window filled with sunlight shines out for a breathtaking view. Panoramic view of the villa from above. The giant shutters of the mansion, when opened, look like large sails about to plunge into the wind. Modern chandeliers, large, but still crept in the living room enough to see how large the villa is. Minimalistic living room interior with basic tones with different shades of brown, black, gray … exudes sophistication and elegance. The architect arranged a small mezzanine located on the second floor overlooking the luxurious living room. The glass railing welcomes the bright sunlight. The dark colors placed on the stairs make the house not empty. The villa has both an indoor swimming pool, reflecting the silhouette of the stairs and front shutters. The wooden shelf looks like a work of art. Minimalistic living room with large monolithic wooden table. Wooden stairs elaborate every detail. Minimalistic bedroom, exuding elegance and cozy. Relaxing space in the house. Outdoor pool. The house is sparkling at night./.

If you are someone who likes to “collect” shoes that the shelves are using are overloaded then immediately think about moving them to another location. The empty space under the bed is a great suggestion. Especially for apartments, houses are limited in area. Look for a box, drawer …, fitted with wheels to slide in and out easily for convenient storage and use. 2. The shelf under the chair It would be handy to have a corner where you can get your shoes on before you leave the house, and there’s nothing more difficult about combining a bench and shoe rack into one piece of furniture. Just attaching a basket, an additional box under the chair or a divider will help you get a good shoe storage corner. 3. Table storage You can’t always use the thick storage area like a shelf. Take advantage of old furniture, or furniture: wire mesh, wooden pallet … and turn it into a vertical storage board. This is a way to help you manage neat and tidy looking shoes. 4. Turn stairs into shoe racks The best shoe storage idea is to convert a portable ladder or folding staircase into a shoe rack. This suggestion is also a way to help you easily see all the shoes, and at the same time take advantage of it as a new style of decoration. 5. Wall-mounted shelves save space When every corner of the house is cramped with large furnishings and there’s not much space for shoe storage, it’s a good idea to take advantage of small niches in the wall or in the rooms. Stacked shelves will create plenty of space for shoe storage./.

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

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.

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

This house is located in the Mizuki Park project area, with the scale of one ground floor and two floors. When talking with the owner, the designer understands that the owner is someone interested in cooking and eating. In particular, you are Chinese, so the arrangement of the kitchen function is very careful.

How to have many shelves, make the most of the space without making the space heavy. To solve this, with the kitchen cabinet system, the designer has combined the storage cabinet into a unified block, and processed the curves of the cabinet wings to create a softer feel.

Instead of arranging the kitchen at the end of the house as usual, the designer did the opposite, bringing the kitchen to the front, the dining table to the back of the house, organized a large kitchen island in the center to exploit the darkness. multi-function of this area.

Thanks to that, on the holidays, when crowded guests and relatives gather, the kitchen island becomes the center of all activities, everyone can cook and talk together.

The designer added: “Because the family also has two small children, I want to create a youthful, gentle atmosphere through the use of bright color materials, the treatment of curved arches and ceilings. curved.

The kitchen island is also created with a soft, alternative shape to remove the straight and square lines that are often seen in street houses. Besides, in order to avoid the feeling that the shelves are a rigid and heavy block, I used green marble shelves to create a feeling of freshness, contrasting with the paint effect of the kitchen island and that created a highlight for the overall layout of the project ”.

Another interesting thing about this townhouse is the living space and study corner on the second floor. From the bedroom, the designer introduced indirect light into the child’s study area through the sliding glass wall. This solution also makes it feel like the bedroom is visually enlarged.

Besides, it is also convenient for parents to observe children learning and playing. In this space, the design is limited to cumbersome details, the color is also simple to create a feeling of airy and wider.

With the design of a townhouse, just a few small changes can bring great value. The same thing can be realized in this house: an extremely spacious and well-ventilated kitchen on the ground floor, the common living area connecting all members between private spaces … just that has brought many values ​​and differences for the living space of a young family. That is enough!

Photos taken at: Mizuki Park Residential Area

Nguyen Van Linh, Binh Hung, Binh Chanh, HCMC

Design: Architect Chau Tran

Address: 20A Van Than, Ward 8, District 6, HCMC

Phone: 0949993206

Posts: Nam Khuong – Image: Quang Tran

Compilation | Xiong Dabao

Editor | Li Shuiqing

Zhixi News reported on April 14 that at the beginning of this month, researchers at the University of Waterloo in Canada updated the first open source high-resolution wearable camera image database for human motion scenes. On this basis, AI and wearable cameras can be used to allow exoskeleton robots to walk autonomously.

An exoskeleton robot refers to a robot that is sheathed outside the human body, also known as a “wearable robot”. The robot has the functions of sensing, control, information, fusion, mobile computing, etc. The operator can tie it to the leg to help them enhance or restore body functions.

▲ Researchers from the University of Waterloo use the team’s exoskeleton robot to complete the walking action

1. The use of exoskeleton robots: from hand control to machine autonomy

At the beginning of the use of exoskeleton robots, it is usually necessary to rely on the manual control of the operator to switch motion modes.

Brokoslaw Laschowski is one of the main developers of this research at the University of Waterloo. He said: “Every time you want to change the way you move, you need to rely on a joystick or a smartphone app. Program to operate the exoskeleton robot, from sitting to standing, standing to walking, walking on the ground to going up and down stairs. “This is a great burden for the operator.

How to make the exoskeleton robot automatically recognize when to switch the motion mode?

▲California Institute of Technology researchers use exoskeleton robots for walking demonstrations

Scientists have attached sensors to the legs, this method can detect the bioelectric signals sent from the brain to the muscles, telling them to move.

However, this method also has some problems, such as skin conductivity will be affected when the skin sweats.

2. The accuracy rate is over 70%, and the exoskeleton robot automatically recognizes the walking environment

The Laszowski team is trying a new method: install wearable cameras for users and provide visual data to the machine so that it can operate autonomously. The AI ​​software equipped with the robot can analyze this data to identify stairs, doors and other features of the surrounding environment and calculate how to make the best response.

For exoskeleton robots to realize automatic recognition in any walking environment, a large amount of data is required.

Laszowski led the ExoNet project, the first open source database of high-resolution wearable camera images of human motion scenes. The database has more than 5.6 million images of real walking environments indoors and outdoors.

▲ExoNet project introduction interface

Laszowski pointed out that the team used the data to train deep learning algorithms. Although there are huge differences in the different surfaces and objects perceived by the wearable camera, their team’s deep convolutional neural network has been able to automatically recognize different walking environments with 73% accuracy.

At the same time, Laszowski also indicated that AI’s deep learning of images will also make it dependent on traditional two-dimensional images. When outdoor lighting and distance increase, the accuracy of AI measurement will usually decrease.

Other researchers are also using AI and wearable cameras to allow exoskeleton robots to walk autonomously.

Researchers in North Carolina installed wearable cameras on their eyes or knees, allowing volunteers to walk through various indoor and outdoor environments to capture image data that exoskeleton robots might use to observe the world around them.

Edgar Lobarton, an electrical engineering researcher at North Carolina State University, said that they focus on how AI software can reduce the uncertainty caused by factors such as motion blur or overexposure of images to ensure safe operation. “We want to ensure that before AI is integrated into hardware products, we can truly rely on it.”

3. Autopilot is inspired to improve the stability of exoskeleton robots

In the future, Laszowski and his colleagues will focus on improving the accuracy of environmental analysis software to help exoskeleton robots perform real-time operations better.

Lobarton and his team also explored how to deal with the uncertainties that motion brings to the visual system.

ExoNet researchers hope to explore how AI software transmits commands to exoskeleton robots so that the robot can analyze the terrain around the user according to the system, and perform tasks such as climbing stairs or avoiding obstacles. Laszowski said that, inspired by self-driving cars, they are seeking to develop autonomous exoskeleton robots that can complete walking tasks without human input.

At the same time, Laszowski’s team is also considering the safety of the exoskeleton robots operated by the elderly and disabled. “User safety is very important. If the classification algorithm or controller of the skeletal robot makes a wrong decision, the user must always have the ability to control it.”

Conclusion: Autonomy is the future trend of bio-assisted robots

As a branch of the robotics field, exoskeleton robots have been studied since 1960, but how to use sensors to accurately obtain the intention of the human body has always been a problem to be solved.

With the support of AI and wearable cameras, the development and landing of exoskeleton robots, bio-assisted robots, will accelerate, expanding its commercial and civilian markets.

Source: IEEE Spectrum

1 / Construction site: Barcelona, ​​Spain

This strangely shaped space has many strange features: French doors opening to balconies, hidden work rooms, separate entrances, seating areas and dining areas. But in spite of the non-square shapes and angles, the layout of the house after repair is still very beautiful. An important part of this success also came from the layout of the long sofa, which served as a dividing wall between the rooms.

2 / Construction site: USA

Perhaps, at first glance, you do not realize that the house has a rather strange curved angle. Thanks to the symmetrical arrangement of the interior and decorative details, that unbalanced curvature has almost been made ‘invisible’.

3 / Construction site: Stockholm, Sweden

Instead of trying to hide the ‘blooming’ characteristic of this room, the designer chose to take advantage of them proactively. The designer has arranged the interior and cabinets close to the wall, creating the feeling that the space is opened up in an airy and spacious way.

4 / Construction site: London, England

Many homeowners will be annoyed by this ‘ungainly’ staircase when trying to take advantage of the multi-storey space on a narrow premises.

Arranging sharp diagonal lines to overcome the inconvenience of stairs is an effective way to allow you to have both a staircase and a functional kitchen cabinet. It also proves a fact: You don’t have to find a way to hide such ‘difficult’ slopes.

5 / Construction site: Sydney, Australia

Architectural curves are often seductive and sexy; however, if you are tasked with placing regular square, rectangular furniture in a room with curved walls as shown in the picture then that seems like an ‘impossible’ task. So, if your house is ‘lucky’ to have a curvy shape or wavy features as shown in the photo, then maybe it’s time you get used to circular rugs or curved sofa sets, set specifically for fit the size and shape of your curved room.

6 / Construction site: London, England

Both like a room, both like a steps, and like a landing, intelligent design has turned a difficult design problem into a creative architectural product for a cohesive space. puree indoor elements and outdoor features.

The video quickly attracted the attention of the online community, received nearly 11 million views and tens of thousands of comments after just a few days of being posted. It is known that the video has recorded the whole process of going to see the house of @themistershade account owner with her husband.

Outside the house the couple wanted to buy.

Accordingly, the house that the couple went to see is in Columbia, Maryland (USA). It is a house consisting of 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, with architecture in Baltimore style and for sale for $ 400,000 (nearly 7 billion).

The house is almost suitable for the couple, from beautiful and modern interior inside, large space to outside scenery. However, something special in the house caught the couple’s attention, causing them to quickly change their minds.

The staircase with a unique design has made the couple give up the idea of ​​buying a house.

It is a staircase designed in a ziczac style with square blocks instead of the usual long ladder. Realizing this super special staircase will make it inconvenient to move, the couple decided to give up the idea of ​​buying the house.

Many people who finished watching the video could not help but feel excited in front of the strange staircase, while some said they would not climb it, especially at night or after sipping a few glasses of wine. A few people said they would still buy a house even though it might be a bit difficult to navigate the unique staircase.

Dinh Kim (According to Metro)

Skylights are a popular architectural solution in today’s housing projects, aiming to exploit light and ventilation for townhouses that lack airy surfaces. Being part of a technical element, but a skylight brings a certain aesthetic value and freshness, is a highlight for the interior space of the house.

The skylight next to the stairs, under the skylight is a distinctive staircase as a highlight.

In fact, the sky well has existed since ancient times. In the tube-shaped townhouses in the old quarter of Hanoi, Hoi An, Saigon Cholon area … the well has been applied in construction design to ensure natural lighting and ventilation. These townhouses have a narrow width and great length (depth) – up to tens of meters and also have only 1 or 2 modest open sides (front and back); Meanwhile, the space used by functional rooms stretches along the depth of the house. Skylights here may have roofs, they may not have roofs like an inner courtyard (mostly roofless), architectural form and materials different from current housing, but the nature of the well is still the same. : a clearing from… in the sky, to exploit light and ventilation.

You can watch the whole staircase system from the well.

Skylight is a technical architectural solution to get natural light and ventilation, the solution of microclimate environment; But in fact, the skylight becomes a special space, a highlight of the house. Normally, to exploit the maximum efficiency, the sky well is usually placed in the middle of the house. At that location, sky wells can be exploited to 3 sides (one side is usually adjacent to the boundary wall), for bedroom spaces, toilets, stairs, corridors … or other functional rooms. That central location makes the skylight absorb the vision, make visual impression and easy to invest and care for the beautiful sky, making even the adjacent large space such as the common living room, kitchen … also beautiful. than. Of course, there are also houses with more than one well, and not all houses with a sky well are in the middle of the house.

Skylights are a fairly familiar part of a townhouse today. Sky wells have become necessary, indispensable in the condition of “crowded land”, crowded together in urban areas, and clear conditions of land for house construction are very difficult. There are no similar skylights. Each house is different, each owner has a preference, each architect has an idea … However, there are still common common points to note in order for the “highlight” in the house to be useful in the function. and optimize, as well as overcome disadvantages:

– Sky well is a tube, so the sound transmitted in the well is very clear and resonant. People sitting downstairs talking, people upstairs can hear; lose privacy or annoy each other. So the wall areas in the skylight should not be all smooth and smooth. Need some rough, lumpy patches for sound absorption; such as using hemp paint, cladding natural stone, brick cards, building ceiling tiles …

– If the sky well has no roof, the well bottom must organize the drainage well, and the bottom of the well must be large enough as well as the surrounding area must have a barrier system (walls, walls, doors) for rainwater to fall. Sky well bottom floor does not shoot into the clean living spaces

– With roofed skylights, it is important to note the main wind direction of the area to have a reasonable roof solution, in case when it rains, there is strong wind, it will pour rain through the crevices and openings of the roof to the roof.

– Decorative lights, hanging plants (if any) on the walls of the skylight well must be within reach or have a safety solution to control, avoid difficulties in need of maintenance and repair of lamps – electricity. , take care of bonsai.

– If under the skylight is not a fixed area such as an aquarium, ornamental garden, but a place of passage, or living space; do not hang pots, lamps, or other large – heavy decorations above it can be dangerous.

– The windows, corridors and stairs adjacent to the skylight must have handrails, iron flowers, ensuring safety standards. (height, gap distance)

– In some areas, the summer sun is very hot, especially at noon, the sun shines directly into the wells, which can cause excess light, glare, damage – damage to wooden floors, furniture; It is possible to install a ceiling curtain system under the skylight roof to block the sun and regulate light.