Located in Dien Bien province, this mansion worth hundreds of billions of dong was built from more than 500 m3 of monolithic ironwood with a total area of ​​nearly 500 m2 owned by giant Bui Duc Giang. Photo: Vanguard The house has 7 ironwood compartments with a height of 11 meters, including 16 monolithic ironwood columns with a diameter of 45 cm. Photo: Vanguard The project was built within more than 2 years with over 10,000 skilled workers. Photo: Vanguard. The house was confirmed by the Guinness Vietnam record for the largest ironwood stilt house in Vietnam. Photo: Vanguard. Located in hamlet 3, Nghi Phu commune (Vinh City), the mansion of giant Le Dinh Cuong not only has a “huge” area of ​​4,000 m2 but is also made of precious woods such as cloves, incense, rosemary. Photo: Zing. The villa was built in 5 years, starting from 2004 with about 2,000 m3 of wood, with about 2,000m3 of wood, mainly bought from Laos to serve the construction. Photo: Vietnamnet The interior of the villa is made from precious wood and exquisitely carved. Photo: Zing. The villa of artist Hoang Map in Trang Bom district (Dong Nai) was built in an old and elegant style. Photo: Labor. The house has a total area of ​​more than 1,600m2, built by him in the style of an old house in Nam Dinh with an age of 100 years. Photo: Vietnamnet Walls and floors are built of bricks, columns and doors are made of ironwood, cedar wood, etc. Photo: Vietnamnet. The campus in front of the house is planted with ornamental plants and designed with a rockery to create a green natural space. Photo: Vietnamnet. Video: Ho Chi Minh City preserves ancient villas. Source: VTV24

A recently completed 4-level house in Trancoso (Bahia, Brazil) is receiving praise from many people on Archi Daily for its simple, rustic design, which is extremely beautiful and functional. The whole house uses only white paint, the highlight comes from the tile roof and wooden trusses. The bedroom has large windows for light and air circulation, white sheets and curtains give it a sophisticated feel, while the deep brown color of the recycled wood panels is somewhat rotten (which has been treated to make safety) from the bed, wardrobe to give people a warm, rustic. In the kitchen, the dining table is placed between the wash counter and the cooking table to optimize space. The table is paved with polished granite, while the two side counters are made of asphalt coated concrete. The cups and cups in the house are mostly ceramic to “fit in” with the simple and old look of the house. The toilet has a small window for air circulation and is fitted with a bronze mirror to add to the antique look, the hand basin makes use of a log hewn like a boat, the baskets are made of woven bamboo. The house is located in the middle of a green garden. Outside there is also a small swimming pool for homeowners to “cool off” on hot summer days. In the house, many seats are arranged in areas near trees for people to mingle with nature and rest after hours of tiring work. Compared to the modern house design next door, the level 4 house looks quiet and natural rustic. Design drawings of the house.

The old driftwood was picked up from the bottom of the Tien River, over time and eroded by water, people can no longer distinguish what kind of tree they are, so they call them driftwood. The hundred-year-old driftwood roots were “enchanted” by Mr. Nguyen Van Nghiep (43 years old, living in Cho Moi district, An Giang), sculpted into a unique collection in the West. After being salvaged, the driftwood stumps were created by craftsmen into beautiful works (Photo: Thien Chi) Currently, he owns nearly 40 artworks of “terrible” size, including: two sets of 12 zodiac animals, Buddha statue, rockery, 24.5m long painting, house full of driftwood, 3D painting table. , tables and chairs… The sculptures are very lively and soulful as if they were telling stories of time. Unique, nearly 200-year-old t-shirt craft in Ha Tinh According to Dan Tri Newspaper, Ha Tinh has a village that has been attached to the profession of sewing (sewing, knitting) ao dai for nearly 200 years. My job in Yen Lac village is done all year round, but the most is from the 3rd to 6th lunar month. Experiencing many ups and downs, the profession of wearing ao dai is still maintained and kept its own unique features. The shirt not only helps to cover the burning sun and cold, but also helps many farmers here have an additional source of income in life. The most important materials to make a shirt are the leaves, in addition to the leaves of the ash tree (palm tree), rattan rope. It takes almost 2 hours to finish a shirt. For many farmers in Ha Tinh, the shirt is considered an inseparable thing when going to the field. The shirt helps them resist the sun like burning fire or the cold that cuts the skin and cuts meat. Unique ironing steakhouse in Saigon Unlike a regular steak, which does not require a pan, beef at a restaurant in Saigon is grilled directly with a chicken iron. The idea of ​​​​using a chicken iron has been cherished for a long time by restaurant owners. Originally, the owner is a lover of antiques, so he devised a way to cook beef in this way. Ironing steak (Photo: GiadinhNet) The ingredients for the steak here are brought to the table, accompanied by a traditional ‘hot’ chicken iron. Diners will put the iron on their own marinated beef, rare, medium or well cooked depending on each person’s preference… Ironing steak costs about 300,000-400,000 VND/serving. Strange sour pho in Ha Giang Referring to the cuisine in Ha Giang rocky plateau, tourists often mention dishes such as thang co, men men, au tau porridge, corn wine, Shan Tuyet tea… but not many people know that sour pho is also famous. poor here. Sour pho was introduced to the northern mountainous provinces such as Ha Giang, Lang Son, Cao Bang, etc., after the Man Thanh Dynasty (China) more than 300 years ago. In the past, sour pho was only used in banquets, but now it has become a favorite breakfast dish of many people in Ha Giang. The main thing that creates the taste of sour pho is the sweet and sour broth. The special broth is made up of a very sour vinegar mixed with sugar, mixed with tapioca flour and a little spice – all brought to a boil and stirred by hand. The unique dish “bumpled duck eggs” in Hue According to Dan Tri newspaper, duck eggs are a familiar dish with Vietnamese people, eggs are often served with laksa leaves, ginger and a little spice. But in the city. Hue (Thua Thien – Hue province) has a shop specializing in selling duck eggs with a new way of processing, creating a sense of excitement that attracts people to eat with the name “Battle duck eggs”. Squeezed duck eggs are a new dish (Photo: Dan Tri) Squeezed eggs will be peeled and then mixed with spices such as onion, salt and pepper, ginger sauce, sweet and sour, galangal, laksa leaves, melon, lemon leaves, fresh pepper, chili, garlic… Eaters can enjoy, feel the new taste of duck eggs. The “super rotten” dish that few dare to try of the Northwest people Rotten buffalo skin, also known as dung min, is a typical dish of the Thai people in the Northwest. The raw material to make this dish is buffalo skin. After filtering, the buffalo skin is wrapped in banana leaves and incubated for about two days depending on weather conditions. After a period of incubation, the smelly buffalo skin is washed, the hair will fall off. People bring the skin to dry, then use it to cook soup, cook banana flowers or bake depending on their preference. Rotten buffalo skin (Photo: Ytimg) For locals, this is a specialty with a distinctive taste. But for many people, just hearing the name and smelling the smell did not want to enjoy this unique dish. But this is a specialty dish for those who like to discover “unique” flavors. Garden boy “magic” garbage into expensive paintings Old jeans, banana peels, melaleuca peels… are all discarded things, but through the talented and creative hands of a guy in Kien Giang, they have turned into valuable paintings. In 2004, Mr. Le Hoang Nhan (born in 1982, in Dong Hung B commune, An Minh district, Kien Giang) recycled Melaleuca bark material into unique paintings. In 2019, the painter from Melaleuca country released pictures made from banana peels, very eye-catching jeans. In 2020, Mr. Nhan continues to create paintings made from jeans. From worn, faded jeans suddenly became fancy paintings through Mr. Nhan’s hands. To date, Mr. Nhan has made more than 1,500 paintings of melaleuca shells, more than 50 paintings of banana peels and 30 paintings from old jeans. Hanh Nguyen (Synthetic)

From the outside, it is easy to think that the building is made of wood, but Mr. Cuong – the owner of the house revealed that the material is completely from bricks and aluminum and glass. The house with Koi pond, waterfall, beautiful bonsai looks like stepping out of a picture. This is a gift from Mr. Cuong to a special classmate – also a companion wife, sharing with him the sweetness of life. “My wife and I were classmates, fell in love and then got married. She has always been a solid support for me to develop a successful career like today. The house is not simply a gift but also my sincere intention to my wife,” he confided. The garden was researched and made by Mr. Cuong himself. Mr. Cuong said that his wife likes Japanese house designs with bonsai gardens and feng shui lakes. This style is simple but comfortable, suitable for all families, from many generations to few people. However, the problem is that Japanese-style garden houses are often made from wood, and the cost is high. Moreover, society is now promoting afforestation, limiting deforestation and using natural wood. If using wood, it is against the general trend of the community. In addition, making wooden houses is not durable with the humid weather in the North of Vietnam, large maintenance costs… After many days of pondering, he flashed the idea of ​​​​using his own aluminum and glass business to build a house. The type of aluminum and glass he uses is characterized by the grain of walnut wood. No one would have thought that this elaborate garden house was made within a month. In the beginning of 2020, Hanoi social distancing due to the Covid-19 epidemic, he stayed at home, so he started to implement the plan. The foundation and frame of the house are built of bricks. Roof, interior, door made of 100% Eurovn high-grade aluminum with rosewood grain. Employees include 2 father and son, Mr. Cuong, 4 workers who both produce and make furniture. The garden was chosen and arranged by him. The project was completed within a month of starting work. The porch reads books and drinks Japanese-style tea. According to Mr. Cuong, although the project is not as beautiful as hiring an architect, it is the heart of the father and son, so they feel very proud. The total cost of the whole house is 1.5 billion VND, of which Eurovn high-grade aluminum materials for all doors and furniture is about 290 million VND. The floor he uses is imitation wood plastic flooring. The use of high-grade aluminum is more durable than wood, the service life can be up to 40-50 years. Spacious living room with kitchen and dining room. Homeowners use large aluminum and glass shelves and drawers to keep the house neat and uncluttered. The other sofa set also has a core of aluminum, glass and hardened steel. This material overcomes the disadvantages of sweating when it is hot, does not absorb heat, low maintenance costs, easy to repair, easy to clean. In the door part, homeowners use reflective glass doors and insulated vacuum box glass to reduce heat absorption into the house. “Compared to industrial wood cabinets, picomat plastic, using aluminum to make kitchen cabinets, utensils are much more durable and economical,” said Mr. Cuong. Aluminum and glass cabinets are as sophisticated as wood, bearing Japanese imprints through each design. The color is like real wood and the doors of the kitchen cabinets or wardrobes are not sagging or warped like ordinary wood, easy to clean, and not afraid of catching fire or burning. The bedroom has an area of ​​​​36m2, using high-grade aluminum with rosewood grain from doors, cabinets, shelves, beds, 3D aluminum ceilings. All materials are purchased locally. Aluminum and glass kitchen cabinets, stone countertops and precious ceramic display shelves. Doors, windows, plant pots are made of aluminum and glass, but they look like wood from afar. The bedroom is 36m2 wide with antique style. The bed is spacious, with cushions, connected to the dressing table into a block. The owner is a ceramic enthusiast, so there are display corners in the house. The wardrobe system has a ceiling, many compartments to help homeowners classify clothes easily.

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

1. Oak flooring This is the hardwood commonly used for traditional flooring. The wood itself is durable, but the color can fade over time. For this reason, if you use oak flooring, you need to maintain it after a long time of use. 2. Mahogany flooring Classic and elegant mahogany ranks among the best hardwoods for flooring. It is both durable and water resistant. Besides, its bold colors are a great investment for a timeless design. But, all of those benefits definitely come with a hefty price tag, and this can be seen as a downside if you’re on a tight budget. 3. Lyptus wood floor Although lyptus is a less popular choice for hardwood floors, it offers a number of benefits to the room; like exotic appearance and durability. However, its quality and style are underestimated compared to some popular options like Teak or mahogany. 4. Ash wood floor Ash wood floors come in many different types and styles, so you have many options for designing your floor. In it, its colors and patterns have light light shades. This also means that you need more care and cleaning to keep your ash floors in good condition. 5. Hardwood floors Hardwood floors are your best bet when it comes to rustic design and also demanding timeless looks and durability. However, this type of wood is also quite hard and strong, making it more difficult to install. For this reason, the cost of installing pecan floors is often higher than that of other hardwood floors. 6. Pine wood floor Although classified as hardwoods, pine can be classified as softwood or solid wood. In addition to being cheap, pine also offers rich colors, especially this type of wood will fade over time. But also because of the soft wood characteristics, pine wood floors are often dented or easily scratched. 7. Cherry wood floor Cherry wood is less durable than most hardwood floors, so cherry wood floors are more susceptible to scratches. 8. Brazilian Cherry Wood Flooring Similar to all cherry wood species, Brazilian cherries are elegantly grained with a reddish or pinkish color. Although this wood is more durable than regular cherry wood, when it comes to flooring installation, you’ll still need expert help. 9. Walnut wood flooring Walnut is considered to be the best laminate flooring for any home. It is durable and never goes out of style. You can also find a wide range of walnut floor patterns, from simple light to exotic dark. The only problem with using walnut flooring is probably its high price which can affect your construction budget. 10. Rosewood flooring In general, rosewood is appreciated for its unique grain, wide color range and distinctive aroma. However, because this type of wood has properties that are more suitable for furniture than flooring, finding and installing this type of wood flooring will be quite difficult. 11. Maple flooring The delicate wood grain of maple makes it easy for homeowners to install floors in both small and large areas. Not only that, but maple is also highly durable, so it is one of the most chosen woods for installing hardwood floors. Even so, you will find it difficult to change the color of the hardwood floor. 12. Bamboo flooring Bamboo is a great choice for those who want to bring a natural, traditional atmosphere into the room. Once installed, bamboo floors can be sanded and refinished to retain quality over time. However, because of its soft and termite properties, this type of floor is not suitable for humid areas. 13. Douglas fir flooring Characterized by a blend of brown and orange, Douglas fir flooring gives the room a warm feeling. This wood also has a softer texture than other hardwoods so regular maintenance is required to reduce floor damage. 14. Teak . Wood Flooring Teak is suitable for almost any floor design, from traditional to modern. It has a natural shine and durability, but the luster that this wood provides will wear out over time. That’s why you need to oil your teak floor every few years to keep it shiny. 15. Birch wood floor Put birch on the top list if you’re looking for hardwood floors that are both stylish and functional. Even so, keep in mind that birch cannot be installed in an area with high humidity. 16. Ebony Flooring Ebony is harder and denser than other types of flooring. This provides great durability when you use it for flooring. Unfortunately, today ebony is quite rare because of massive logging. 17. Cork floor Cork flooring provides a pleasant surface to walk on due to its natural warmth. This is a high-quality wood that can resist fire and mold for a long time. Even so, cork is not a good choice for kitchen floors as it can be easily stained by oil or liquid spills. 18. Eucalyptus wood floor In addition to being affordable, eucalyptus flooring is easy to install and requires only a little maintenance. This type of flooring is also safe and resistant to all types of moisture. However, in some countries like the US, eucalyptus is not widely grown, so they may have a harder time finding this type of flooring than Vietnam. 19. Acacia wood floor If you’re looking for an eco-friendly choice of hardwood flooring, let acacia be the prime candidate. Besides the unique natural pattern, the acacia tree is also moisture resistant, so it will be easy to care for and maintain. The only downside of this wood is probably the limited size of the board, making installation more difficult.

The living room is full of light, where the whole family gathers after a long day. When receiving the handover, the apartment has completed basic furniture, but due to unreasonable layout, it has to be dismantled and completely renovated. After 2 epidemics and Tet holiday, the finishing process was also interrupted more or less. Finally, Van Anh’s family was able to bring their belongings to their new home after nearly 5 months of construction. The completion of this house was designed and built by her. The apartment has 4 bedrooms, 1 worship room, 1 living room, 1 kitchen, 1 dining room and 3 bathrooms. The main style of the apartment is modern and minimalist style. With such a layout and design, the children will have a place to run and jump. Van Anh’s dining chair is very satisfied, because the children can sit comfortably without leaning back or falling behind. She shared, in the past, the old kitchen table used to be ceramic coated. After a few times, her son knocked on the bowl, on the spoon it cracked a few lines on the table. This time, learning from experience, she made stone countertops, ensuring durability and easy cleaning. The main color tone is gray and white combined with yellow lights to create a bright and tidy space, a feeling of gentle relaxation but still luxurious enough. Van Anh’s husband is a technology ‘addict’, so from the beginning he calculated and installed a smarthome system. “When he proposed to make a smarthome, I thought it was a waste, but after using it, I found it convenient and very reasonable,” said Ms. Van Anh. According to her, the water heater is set to the on/off time frame according to the needs of the family to help save electricity. At 6:30 a.m., the curtains will automatically open to illuminate the room, or set the “guests to the house” mode, just one button to open the curtains, the lights will turn on, and the air conditioner will be cool to invite guests in. Or simply at night, hide under the blanket and turn off all the lights on the phone, “without having to push each other to push the switch”, she said. The dining area is connected to the living room, but the two spaces are still separated by the ceiling. Around the house, there are many cabinets and drawers arranged. Van Anh believes that if you want to be neat, you have to hide everything in the drawer. In the kitchen, she made glass sliding doors to separate. When folding the door, it will fit behind the wooden wall. The kitchen is divided into two parts, a washing area on one side and a separate cooking area on the other. Under the drawers, she arranges various types of baking machines, dough mixers, pressure cookers, slow juicers, blenders, air fryers… Especially, when planning the design, Ms. Van Anh does the work. including 220v and 110v power lines. Any 110v drive is attached with a ticked symbol. In addition, she does not make an overhead bowl rack, attaching a glass door. Because from the outside looking at the big and small mess. She put bowls, chopsticks, spoons in the drawer below, the purpose is also for the children to help the mother prepare the table. Pink bedroom for the eldest daughter. The large table is both a study place and a place for children to look in the mirror and groom themselves. Bedroom 2 boys. A unique feature in this house is the pair of revolving doors, separating the living room from the bedroom but still creating a connection with the outside space, allowing parents to easily observe their children. The room also has a mezzanine floor for reading and playing. In the room there is 1 toilet, install two small sized wash basins, for 2 of you to take care of yourself. The balcony is simply glazed over the entire lower half (the upper half still has cables), both safe for the children, not worrying about the children throwing toys down and watering the plants and not getting the neighbor’s house wet downstairs. Balcony in the evening with light from the floor, add a little shadow of leaves, plus the breeze of the 25th floor is a corner to drink tea and take photos. Master bedroom of the couple. In the master bedroom there is a dressing room and a toilet. Changing room, 2 sides are 2 cabinets, comfortable storage from winter to summer, leading directly to the toilet. Homeowners use frosted glass, not sealed like wooden wings, but still translucent enough for outsiders not to see the mess inside. The details in the house are required to be “negative” as much as possible. From the door hinges to the air conditioning vents, they are also flat with the wall.

One way you can significantly increase storage space is to install built-in wardrobes around the bed. In addition to the benefit of using space, you can easily get things right under the bed or the upper drawers. If you want to create a highlight for the bedroom space, you can use the floating color on the backdrop of the bed as shown in the picture. Another way to create optimal space in the bedroom with a system of long built-in cabinets, covering the wall, integrated storage drawers and even table lamps are always attached to the cabinet system. 2. Expand the kitchen space The owner of the house cleverly took advantage of the stairs to subtly expand the kitchen table area, both making the kitchen space more interesting and creating an area to display collectibles. 3. Opening price You can also install shelves close to the wall with a simple design and create more space for light to enter the room. The simple design with spacious display compartments will avoid the feeling of a ‘full’ space. 4. Make use of under the stairs Under the stairs can be an ideal storage place for large, frequently used items. You can also divide the under the stairs into many compartments with different heights to easily arrange the furniture in the most appropriate and effective way. 5. Built-in cabinet with desk You can completely arrange a work space at home with desks and chairs attached to the cabinet frame. One trick is to use the same materials as the cabinets and use a simple design for both the cabinet and the desk. 6. Take advantage of the smart wall The wall-mounted dining table layout is a great idea for small kitchen spaces as it allows you to have enough seating while not taking up too much space and making the kitchen feel cramped. The curves of the seat are also a great idea: it makes the space seem larger, and at the same time makes the seat both comfortable and convenient. 7. Built in bathroom cabinet Built-in cabinets in the bathroom allow you to optimize the usable area while still having all the necessary items in a convenient and neat way. You should use wood materials that are resistant to temperature and humidity to increase the durability of the object. 8. Transparent cabinet system: You can install a system of cabinets running throughout from the kitchen area to the living room to create storage space. This approach also has the added benefit of creating a clear view of the house. You can use different paint colors for the cabinet system to separate the cabinets in the kitchen space and the furniture for the relaxing space. If you really have a great need for storage space, you can refer to the way the homeowner in the photo arranges a large, massive wall cabinet system, extending from the kitchen area to the end of the living room. The open space will be smaller but in return, you have enough space for all the furniture you have.

Trends in furniture design favor simplicity and versatility in order to reduce costs during the epidemic period. Changing shopping needs
Mr. Nguyen Van Binh, residing at lane 133 Thinh Liet (Hoang Mai, Hanoi) said that his family had just bought an apartment in Tan Mai street (Hoang Mai) and was installing it. furniture. However, due to the decrease in income during the Covid-19 epidemic, his family prioritizes moderate-priced wood materials, from 700,000 to 800,000 VND/m2 to build beds, tables and chairs, and floors. For other furniture, such as TV shelves, wardrobes, and kitchen cabinets, preference is given to industrial wood with prices ranging from 400,000 to 500,000 VND/m2. “Wood is still the most popular product when it comes to interior finishing, but with the current epidemic situation, my income has decreased, so I have to use affordable products. In fact, cheaper products do not mean that they will break quickly during use. If the elements are not moldy, waterproof, etc., it will still prolong the life of the furniture. In addition, using affordable products when you want to change the design is also less expensive, “- Mr. Nguyen Van Binh shared.
Currently, most people do not want or cannot afford to install high-class wood products, instead switching to industrial wood product lines, such as MDF, Veneer, and MFC. .., has a lower price, but not much inferior in terms of design, usability, even somewhat superior in form. According to General Director of Tam Phat Fine Art Wood Company, Pham Quoc Truong, the affordable industrial wood product line is the preferred choice by consumers, not only at the “softer” price compared to natural wood. , but also in line with the tastes of today’s youth. “Industrial wood is simple but still brings sophistication in design, easy to use, easy to clean. This is the advantage that helps industrial wood furniture to compete fairly with natural wood” – Mr. Pham Quoc Truong acknowledged.
Simple design choices
Mr. Hoang Van Thuy, owner of Thuy Ha furniture factory, Lien Ha commune (Dong Anh, Hanoi) said that currently, wooden products used for interior decoration on the market have a variety of designs. price. Wood material not only brings elegance and aesthetics, but when designed, it is easy to combine with items in many different spaces. Therefore, wood materials are always preferred by people.
Accordingly, sophisticated patterns and motifs are replaced with less cumbersome, monochromatic shapes, suitable for young families, townhouses or apartments. In addition to meeting the requirement of simplicity, due to limited living space in urban areas, consumers want to use multi-functional, integrated furniture, for example, kitchen cabinets with many drawers, rotating cabinets. or slide to hold multiple items. In addition to simplicity and versatility, smart furniture also plays an increasingly important role in living space in urban areas to optimize the area of ​​​​the house. For example, combining the use of a wooden table with a bed with many drawers, the foot of the stairs combined with a shelf… The arrangement of utilities near each other helps the house space to add more space, people can more opportunities to enjoy the benefits of 4.0 technology. With the change in tastes, along with the tight spending mentality during the current epidemic period, consumers are tending to use wood products with simple designs and multi-purpose furniture.

Owner of Thuy Ha furniture factory, Lien Ha commune (Dong Anh) Hoang Van Thuy

The main blue tone of the kitchen is accentuated with unplastered brick walls and solid white kitchen countertops (Location: Cork, Ireland) The key to the design success of this stunning London kitchen is the balance between opposites, between classic and modern, dark and light and combination, blending multiple layers of texture. structure, materials. To maximize space and exploit ceiling height, vertical cabinets under the kitchen table are arranged separately. The space also comes to life with some lovely antique brass details, which have a lovely weathered finish, as well as a trio of pendant lights above the kitchen table. (Location: London, England) Gray color on the front surfaces is a popular color in Germany, but using natural wood is a bold classic style. This is how the architects met the client’s desire to combine modern design, kitchen functionality, storage space and the charm of an old building. The horizontal wooden bar on the kitchen table also has its own subtlety: It is crafted from the trunk of an old oak tree, which grows on the owner’s premises. (Home location: Munich, Germany) Similar to the house in Munich, Germany, this house in Valencia, Spain combines gray and natural wood colors, creating an elegant and elegant look for the kitchen space. The kitchen also opens to the courtyard, welcoming natural light into the room. The kitchen has a bold Italian style and shows the current trend in Italy: the combination of white background color with natural wood color, light space with carefully selected textured tiles. . The kitchen not only has a beautiful view, but also has a way to the balcony. If you own this kitchen, you are probably not surprised to know that “kitchen with a beautiful view” is one of the most searched terms in Italy today. This kitchen in Paris, France, is the most popular and downloaded design in France since France entered the first anti-Covid blockade. The design is also very specific to the current trend in France, which is the use of natural, light colors as shown in the kitchen cabinets, counters and floors. The kitchen uses a white color combined with a simple wood color, arranged narrow windows (in harmony with the shapes of cabinets and counters, kitchen tables) to get light. The cooking area is arranged overlooking the garden, bringing a harmonious connection with nature. We can see why this welcoming, fresh, light kitchen is so appealing to Houzz readers. This kitchen in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia has a style that many Australians love: a successful combination of classic elements (black and white color scheme and marble countertops. ..) with sophisticated Hamptons style (such as hanging lights and connecting details…). This kitchen brings together all the trends currently favored by Russian consumers: gray tones combined with natural wood, carefully selected stylish tiles and clean lines. (Home location: Moscow, Russia) This kitchen in Hyderabad, India embodies the modern Indian taste for today’s kitchen space: glossy surfaces, premium man-made materials and neutral colors. Indian homeowners also want a built-in kitchen and plenty of storage space. The kitchen has a contrast between beige, gray and white; The lighting system in the wall and under the cabinet enhances the effect of color. The doors are re-polished acrylic polymer and the table top is made of 40 mm thick man-made marble with beveled edges. The kitchen uses many natural walnut wood materials at the request of the owner to match the interior of the house. The kitchen also has plenty of storage space and is designed with a place for a closed trash can. The design is very suitable and convenient for the owner – a person who loves to cook and spends a lot of time in the kitchen. (Location: Niigata, Japan) This kitchen in Maryland, USA, has many attractive design details. Long white cabinets and counters create a light and airy feel, while gray ceramic cladding adds movement and pattern. Meticulously designed walnut kitchen counter is the centerpiece of the kitchen. A slim shelf below the quartz countertop creates space for a laptop and other tools for working from home. Power sockets are located behind the shelf allowing homeowners to charge devices, while drawers for paper and other items.

Mulberry skin – in the local language of Ha Tinh is elm skin. This is a woody fruit tree, appearing a lot in highland areas in mountainous districts such as Huong Son, Huong Khe. With the characteristic that the results are chained on the stem from the root to the top, the mulberry tree in the fruit season is very beautiful, chosen by many families to grow as an ornamental tree. Mulberry is usually ripe around June, lasts until July, August of the solar calendar… mid-May has begun to have ripe fruit. The young skinned berries are dark red or dark green, but when ripe, the skin turns ivory white, apricot yellow and has a sweet and sour taste. The mulberry tree trunks are filled with tens of thousands of fruits, making both growers and guests feel good. Mr. Tran Van Ky’s house (residing in Ha Linh commune, Huong Khe district) can grow 17 roots of mulberry skin, in the crop every day, traders come to ask to buy. These mulberry roots have been planted since 1980, each crop gives an income of tens of millions of dong. Each root averages from 1.5-2 quintals of fruit. The current selling price is from 25 to 30 thousand VND/kg, bought by small traders in the garden. As Mr. Ky shared, when the harvest is complete, he will weed, dig the soil and dig a deep hole near the base of the mulberry tree to fertilize. The characteristic of this plant is that it loves water, so this area is flooded every year, it is alluvial, so the tree grows well. No need for sophisticated care, on this occasion Mr. Ky’s family has harvested from 3 million VND or more each. The fruiting stem starts from the root to the tip. As Mr. Ky shared, there were many guests who came to pay more than tens of millions of dollars for a mulberry tree that is over 40 years old, but he still did not sell it. The mulberry tree stumps are decades old, not only economic in fruit collection, but also sought after by many people to buy. The berries are plump, ripe, waiting to be harvested. The fruit grows from the base to the top of the tree. Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa (Ha Linh commune) also has a mulberry tree that is decades old at the time of fruit harvest. Ms. Hoa said that in previous years, this root yielded more than 2 quintals of fruit, but this year the harvest is more likely. “Strawberry has many different kinds of fruit, some trees give red fruit, but there are white fruit trees. On this occasion, people come to buy a lot, they will climb up to pick, then come down at the yard to weigh and charge. Like this original, someone came to pay tens of millions and did not sell. Because I want to keep it for my children and grandchildren, I have a few million silver coins here every year,” said Mrs. Hoa. On this occasion, Ms. Tran Thi Ha (resident of Huong Khe district) often goes to houses with skins to buy and sell. She said, usually traders will choose the sweetest, most delicious root to buy, the price is offered by the grower. “The strawberry skin is harvested in about 20 days, and customers buy a lot. Some people buy a whole weight and take it to Hanoi and Saigon to give it,” said Ms. Ha. The berries are picked and put on the street for sale.

Komorebi [木漏れ日] is a Japanese word that means “sunbeams through the leaves”. According to AD9 Architects, the word Komorebi has many special layers of meaning, which are difficult to describe in other languages. . Therefore, the meaning of this word Komorebi we can understand with many other special meanings. The purpose of the project is to create a stopover for tourists here, the rooms are designed with sufficient area, minimalist interior, pure space for accommodation needs. The overall function of the project emphasizes the applicability as well as the living habits for guests to experience. Komorebi project has an area of ​​150 m² located in the center of Da Lat city. Komorebi stands out in the middle of Da Lat city because the house has white tones throughout with many different shaped windows. When starting the conceptual work for the project, Architects AD9 Architects identified Komorebi as a subject and the surrounding context as the core element. The elements around are linked in the most natural way. Here, the main shapes and colors chosen by the architect are simply self-perceptions derived from the above concept. People and scenes revolve around things become connected and harmonious, ensuring the new existence of the work is balanced and inseparable from the actual context. The building was renovated from an old house on a high slope. True to the meaning of the work, when stepping inside, it is filled with light, like “sunbeams through the leaves”. Architects AD9 Architects use wooden doorways and slats to express the meaning of the building “sunbeams through the leaves”. The change in light effects, shadows cast through each time of the day are different expressions of vision and emotions for the experience that each individual is different, but the interesting thing is that. It is a system of windows and wooden slats that create conditions for sunlight to enter. White horizontal blinds make the house more airy, but still ensure privacy when needed. The wooden beams and doorways also create a shadow effect on the walls of the house, and at the same time create an interesting feeling for the footsteps when going upstairs. The transparent glass roof helps natural light spread throughout the indoor space. The rooms are designed with sufficient area, minimalist interior, pure space for accommodation needs. Many trees, colorful flowers create accents in the front of the building. The toilet has a simple design, with blue tiles creating a cool and pleasant feeling.

The hundred-year-old driftwood roots were “enchanted” by Mr. Nguyen Van Nghiep (43 years old, living in Cho Moi district, An Giang), sculpted into a unique collection in the West. In 2006, local people were raking fish when they picked up a beautiful driftwood log, Mr. Nghia said. Or believe it, he immediately went to the place to buy it to save, and since then passionately, diligently collecting this wood until now. According to the conjecture of many people, the driftwood that Mr. Nghia owns has been lying in the riverbed for hundreds of years. Driftwood stumps have been lying in the riverbed for hundreds of years After being salvaged, the driftwood stumps are created by craftsmen into wonderful works After 15 years of collecting, Mr. Nghia owns more than 3,000 m3 of driftwood. Among them, he chose the most beautiful and satisfactory wooden stumps and then hired workers from Hue and Nam Dinh to sculpt into nearly 40 works of art of “terrible” size. These works include: two sets of 12 animals, Buddha statue, rockery, 24.5m long painting, house full of driftwood, 3D painting table, set of tables and chairs… The sculptures are very lifelike. moving, soulful like being told stories of time. These works are being displayed at a tourist area in Cho Moi district. According to Mr. Nhi, it takes a lot of time and effort to carve works from driftwood because the sedimentary wood on the river bottom for hundreds of years is as hard as iron and stone. When processing, the saw blade is easy to blunt and difficult to shape. To complete nearly 40 works, the craftsmen took more than 5 years. “Driftwood is mostly big trees, several hundred years old. Due to many different impacts, the tree was buried in the riverbed for hundreds of years, causing the wood to disintegrate, leaving only the strong and hard core. Therefore, large monolithic driftwood is very rare and it is almost impossible to identify what kind of tree it is,” said Mr. Mr. Nghia added, depending on the shape of each piece of driftwood, the artisans will sculpt based on the natural shape of the tree. In particular, the beauty of driftwood is often hidden, so the creator must have a keen observation eye, rich associations to discover it. Buddha statue made from driftwood Unique works created from hundred-year-old driftwood Buddha statue set from driftwood 24.5 m long painting set from driftwood The lion’s head is delicately carved from driftwood In addition, he also collected 500 motorbikes with “four quarters” number plates bearing the 66 and 67 plates of the two provinces of An Giang and Dong Thap. This is considered one of the largest collection of beautiful marine cars in Vietnam today. Collection of cars with super beautiful license plates of Mr. Vac

Bellevue bungalow in Courchevel (France) has an area of ​​120,7740m2 with 5 bedrooms, considered the most expensive wooden house in the world. In this spacious house, there are luxurious and modern entertainment areas. This bar and dance floor has a rental price of about 9 billion / 1 week. The house is 7 floors high, has 8 bedrooms, a nightclub with a capacity of 100 guests… and full facilities. Jane’s bungalow in Aspen (USA) is fully furnished and most modern in the world and has a weekly rental price of up to 355,000 USD. The house has 6 bedrooms, swimming pool, gym, wine cellar, 3 bars, an entertainment room. Inside are modern, beautiful spaces. Owens bungalow in (France) is a perfect combination of modern and classic architecture with a rental price of 347,000 USD/week. Atlantique chalet in France with a modern and sophisticated space has a rental price of 315,000 USD/week. Chalet house in (Austria) with traditional architecture and modern interior will surely bring you interesting feelings and experiences, with a rental price of 270,000 USD/week. Chalet Eugenia Chalet in Switzerland: This is a 4-storey house with 6 bedrooms and a rental price of 260,000 USD/week, the most expensive wooden house in Switzerland. Chalet Elisa house, in the US, is the most comfortable and luxurious house in the world with a rental price of 255,000 USD/week. Not only has the interior space luxurious, but also the outside space is extremely attractive and beautiful. The highlight in this house is the classical architectural style, the weekly rent is 255,000 USD.

Because of his strong love for wood, the owner decided to renovate, making every corner of the house have the appearance of this material. The owner of the house. “ The first thing we did was tear down all the windows and doors. It is not against nature, but on the contrary, we want to bring nature into our home.” , the owner shared. The floor is covered with gravel and raw wooden slats are arranged side by side. Tables and chairs are also made from wood, but they are all raw, original wood without elaborate sculptures. The living room is not even equipped with a sofa, instead, the chair is created by stacking a lot of small logs together, on top of which there are several cushions. The owner said that although it cannot be as comfortable as a sofa, they are satisfied with it. The second floor of the building is like a loft, supported by a solid wood and steel body system, the floor is also arranged from wooden slats instead of pouring concrete. The most special feature in the house is probably the bridge spanning the living room, connecting the bedroom to a “bird’s nest”. This space is designed by the owner for two small children, the material is also completely from tree trunks. Pursuing a minimalist lifestyle, the family eliminates unnecessary appliances, including televisions or beds. Instead, the mattress is placed directly on the floor, with all rooms.

The T-house is located between two other semi-detached houses in Tokyo. From the outside it looks like an ordinary house. But inside were holes in the walls and floor. On the first floor are the office and living room. The wooden steps are both a bookcase and a staircase leading to the second floor, but to climb it is necessary to jump. The movement between the 2 rooms by wooden stairs. The second floor is divided into 4 different rooms. Vines are planted on the higher floors, benches, tables and carpets are placed in a way that fits the moderate space of each floor. “This home is very flexible so occupants can change the layout to suit their lifestyle.” Designer Hiroyuki Shinozaki shared. “Although this house is only about 70 square meters, the design with the reduction of some walls makes it seem to expand and bring a new living space,” added Shinozaki. Stairs lead to other floors with rooms such as the kitchen, bedroom, dining room and second living space. With an airy design, hanging lights and natural light illuminate the house On the top floor there is a loft and storage space. The last steps of the house lead to the roof terrace. In 2013, a couple who ordered the house said they named the house Ninja House because they need to be as nimble as a Ninja to be able to move from room to room. “We see that our figure is getting better.” Hanae Terado – who lives in this house shared. “We also never fell.”

The Exhibition of Ornamental Creatures Festival has just taken place in Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi. The most unique here is a set of tables and chairs “Cuu Lan gathers” made of Nu Khoai wood by Mr. Long Nhat in Nghe An with the price of up to 2.8 billion. Each arm of the 4 single chairs is chiseled by artisans with many elaborate and meticulous motifs. “Nu wood is born from the ‘injuries’ of ancient trees. The types of trees with tumors or rough exteriors are very rare”, Mr. Nhat shared. According to him, “Cuu Lan gathers” means there are 9 unicorns on the table and chairs, of which 8 are in 4 chairs and one at the head of the table. To make this set of tables and chairs takes about 2 years, especially the stage of finding embryos is the most difficult and difficult. The main table is about 3 meters long. On the table is a statue of Maitreya Buddha sitting under a pine tree with his back leaning against a stone. At the foot of the statue are decorative details gilded. After 11 days of display at the exhibition, although many giants were interested and asked for the price, the furniture set worth 2.8 billion still has no owner. Currently, the set of tables and chairs “Cuu Lan gathers” continues to be displayed at an exhibition in Bac Giang. The second highest price in the exhibition is a set of tables and chairs made of Hoang Long jade originating from Myanmar for sale for 1.6 billion VND. It is known that the table and chairs are crafted by artisans both by hand and by machine and put together with iron tenons and bearing glue. The front and back of the chair have many delicate patterns. In addition, a set of furniture made from Lao ebony owned by Mr. Nguyen Van Tieu in Dong Ky, Bac Ninh is also one of the most expensive decorative items in the exhibition. According to the owner of this set of tables and chairs, it takes half a year to make a product with meticulous and sophisticated carvings. “The drying stage of Lao ebony wood is the most time consuming stage,” said Mr. Tieu. Standing and admiring each piece of furniture for a long time, Mr. Nguyen Van Thuan (Hoai Duc, Hanoi) shared: “I am an antiques player and often go to exhibitions. However, this is It’s the first time I’ve seen such a beautiful and marvelously carved table and chair set. I think this ebony furniture set costing a billion dong is totally worth it.”

The star couple took 5 years to conceptualize, design and complete the farm. Architect Howard Backen and interior designer Vicky Charles accompanied the couple throughout the construction process. Actress Mila Kunis and her husband own a large farm. Photo: People. “We want our house to have an old look, like a warehouse of previous decades. In addition, the home must also be fully equipped and modern,” said Ashton Kutcher. Mila Kunis’ husband appreciates the creativity and vision of Howard Backen and Vicky Charles. The construction team has completed the farm in a classic and modern style. They use the main materials are wood, concrete and glass to build the main house, living room, kitchen area and entertainment area. During the pandemic, Mila Kunis and her daughter Wyatt (6 years old) and son Dimitri (4 years old) spent a lot of time at the farm. The whole family plowed the ground, planted and took care of the trees. They even harvested a corn crop. The house is designed in a classic and modern style. Photo: People. “The house is completely solar powered. Regenerative farming methods are also applied to ensure sustainability. When entering the house, I feel peaceful and cozy,” Kutcher said. . Mila Kunis is a famous Hollywood actress. She is loved by the audience through many films such as Black Swan (2010), Max Payne (2008), Friends with Benefits (2011) or Ted (2012). Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher started dating in 2012. The star couple had a long time getting to know each other before moving in together. In July 2015, the two held a secret wedding ceremony. In the past, Ashton Kutcher was married to Demi Moore, while Mila Kunis had a time with actor Macaulay Culkin.

Flooring can be grouped on the market into two main types: Natural wood flooring and laminate flooring. Types of flooring have many different origins, from domestic production to imports from European countries (Germany, Sweden…), in Southeast Asia (Thailand, Malaysia…) and most are boards. Wood flooring originated in China. The price of natural wood flooring is getting higher and higher due to the scarcity of raw materials and the inevitable trend of using laminate flooring. Wooden floors have many advantages such as clean, close, warm, convenient construction. For natural wood flooring selection, you can view a few random bars in the shipment to evaluate the product. Natural wood flooring products are good for flat, matte surfaces with few wood eyes; the edges are not chipped, scratched, the bar has no cracks…; Try to put the bars together and see that it fits your hand, not too tight and not too loose. In addition, some bars can be laid out on a flat surface to evaluate the uniformity of wood grain and color. Natural wood is harvested from many different sources of raw materials, so it is easy for different finished products (even though they are the same type of wood). If the user wants to use natural wood for a large and solid surface, this factor should be carefully considered to have a uniform surface finish. With industrial wood, there are many models on the market, so it is difficult to choose. Basically, the way to distinguish is not the same as for natural wood because laminate flooring is “one hundred bars like one”; It is important to know the origin. Quality-assured laminate flooring often has the brand name imprinted on the underside, and has the words “Made in… (name of country)” (eg Made in Germany), the print is clear and sharp. Laminate flooring has different technical characteristics related to cost. For example, if you choose a wooden floor for public spaces such as restaurants, supermarkets, etc., then choose a floor with high scratch resistance and roughness (to meet the needs of walking on shoes with frequency of travel). much). Appropriate spaces for use are usually indicated on the product’s packaging. It is necessary to check whether the edges of the bars are easily chipped or not. It is necessary to preview the price of the distribution company (if any) and consult the prices of several agents on a product to avoid buying at an unreasonable and expensive price. Besides, it is possible to mention some flooring materials that have the same functions, properties, specifications and construction process as wooden floors but with other materials such as bamboo floors, composite plastic floors. These types have the same common features as wooden floors but are manufactured with different materials, have different surface and grain forms and have different physical and mechanical properties. For example, bamboo flooring has a fairly high hardness, water-resistant plastic floors can be used for paving balconies, loggias, patios… These types of materials can replace wooden floors in each specific situation to exploit. exploit the optimum properties of the material. Using wooden floors in the interior space There are two basic ways to coordinate floor colors with furniture, that is, similarity and contrast. Basically, wooden floors are very similar to the interior space of houses, in addition to the preeminent features of functions such as cleanliness, proximity, warmth, convenient construction… However, it should be noted. some points for proper and effective use. Wood floors are generally not recommended for use on the ground floor because they are very susceptible to moisture, deformation and damage, as well as being easily penetrated by insects. The kitchen area should also not be used because it is easy to have water, as well as fire, which are unfavorable factors for wooden floors. Wooden floors are suitable for use in spaces such as living rooms, bedrooms, floor halls, hallways, etc., with little negative impact in daily life. The attic should also not use wooden floors because usually this floor is rarely used for living, is subject to hot sun, can be flooded with water, rain … Wooden floors can be suitable for both modern and classic architectural – interior spaces. However, it is necessary to pay attention to interior colors (wall paint, ceiling, curtains, furniture, etc.) to choose the appropriate type/color. If using natural wood, each type of wood has its own color. For example, iron floors have dark colors, pomu floors have light colors… Industrial floors have more diverse colors and wood grain elements, the color is only a part of the aesthetic, it does not determine the quality of the flooring. There are two basic ways to match the floor color with furniture, that is, similarity and contrast. With a similar arrangement, choose wood floors and furniture of the same color (maybe a little lighter than each other); In contrast, you can use dark floors, light furniture or vice versa (light floors, dark solid furniture). It is necessary to avoid dark floors and dark furniture because it will darken the space and not honor the furniture in the space. Many laminate flooring companies advertise super water resistant laminate floors. However, it should be understood that “water resistant” here is within a certain limit, but wooden floors – whatever it is, cannot be as water-resistant as ceramic tiles or natural stone. In order not to be dazzled by the “forest” of products on the market Wooden floor “hundreds of flowers bloom” on the market of building materials. Therefore, to choose real wood flooring is not easy either. Customers should actively seek out reputable companies and suppliers with good warranty regime to search and choose products. With laminate flooring, quality is paramount. In addition to choosing the type of flooring to ensure quality, choosing the model (specification, pattern, color …) also makes sense. To have a beautiful interior space, it is necessary to have a professional eye and an expert voice for advice. When looking at the store, you can see a lot of beautiful models, but it is not certain that the model “goes” into the house, into the interior space is appropriate (and vice versa). The factors that need to be referenced and dominated are: interior style, floor plan, interior layout, style – color of furniture details, lighting conditions, etc. Usually these factors come before and decide. suitable floor pattern. Ideally, please provide the information and needs as mentioned above to architects and consultants to assist them in choosing the right flooring model. And do not let the sales people advise because they will lead with their purpose of selling the type of product they need to consume, rather than doing good for their home, and practically expert in wood flooring and professional expertise. Design is completely different.

Mr. Lam and a hundred-year-old ironwood tree in the middle of a thousand years Born in the border area of ​​Huong Son district (Ha Tinh), Mr. Tran Ngoc Lam’s childhood (SN 1960, living in Khe Nam village, Son Kim commune 1) was attached to the forest. In 1990, when the State had a policy to mobilize people to receive forests for care and protection, Mr. Lam volunteered to receive more than 26 hectares of forests, including more than 20 hectares of natural forests and 6 hectares of planted forests. In order to protect the forest, he sought to restore the hill behind the house that was destroyed, badly damaged for many years. Mr. Lam recalled, the whole forest at that time was cut down, there were no trees with a circumference of more than 100cm. “Watching the trees grow up day by day, I am very happy. Protecting the forest is very difficult, because the forest is large, the people are few, while the people have no rights, so when they detect the loggers, they can only chase them out of their land. Mr. Tran Ngoc Lam During the period from 1990 to 1992, this forest was affected by the bluff exploitation, which affected the water source. In the summer, the wells in the village were dry at the bottom, some households dug more than 20m deep but still there was not a drop of water. Life is turned upside down, all activities rely on water from heaven and streams. Realizing that the harmful effects of deforestation are too serious, in addition to strictly protecting the existing forest tree area, Mr. Lam’s family borrowed a loan to plant acacia on the area of ​​production forest and enrich the natural forest area with tree species. Indigenous people such as green lim, doi, kien Kien… on average, he plants 3,000 trees a year. “After many years of eating and sleeping in the forest, looking back, the value of each tree is really precious,” said Mr. Lam, recalling the more than 30 years he spent in the forest. In order to admire the ancient ironwood trees, we were led into the forest by Mr. Lam and local ranger Doan Doanh Tuyen (Huong Son Ranger District). After climbing the pass, wading streams, the ironwood forest gradually opened up in front of our eyes, the higher we went, the dense forest, many big trees that 2 people couldn’t hug. As he walked, Mr. Lam pointed at the big tree stumps and read the name: “This tree is green ironwood, over a hundred years old, like this one two people can’t even hug; On the other side is the dot, the circumference is over 100cm. I have to go up here often, I’m very tired, but if I’m negligent, I’ll be the bad guy to cut it right away,” Lam said. The sixty-year-old man shared that, over the past 30 years, he has not had a single night of sleep because many loggers are trying to steal wood to sell. He was even threatened with death by a logger. Forest protection is not easy, eat the forest, sleep in the forest. There were times when family life was difficult, not eating enough, some people suggested that he cut down some wood to sell, but he still decided to keep the green ironwood forest, so that today the forest will pay back. Thank you for the old man with ancient iron roots over a hundred years old. Lam’s ironwood forest is like a “green lung” to develop ecosystems, prevent erosion, and prevent floods.

One of his outstanding works is “Exbury Egg” – an egg-shaped studio that can float on water and travel anywhere. Initially, the Exbury Egg was intended to be an installation work and would be moved to exhibits by boat. But then, this egg house was used by Turner as a place to stay regularly. The artist even records the days living in the house as an authentic art performance. Outside the egg-shaped “Exbury Egg” house. The unique house is made almost entirely of wood with a very artistic shape. With a round egg-shaped shell, the house can easily move across the water. When not moving, the Exbury Egg sits quietly on the water, anchored to the shore by two ropes to prevent it from drifting. The egg-shaped floating house mingles with nature. House surfaces are cleaned by tides, rain and wind from time to time. This process creates a unique rust layer that makes the house a part of the surrounding natural landscape. The house is anchored by two ropes. Except for a few windows, the house was hardly decorated. Inside the house, basic equipment for everyday life such as minimalist kitchens, lockers, bathrooms with showers … are installed. The sleeping place is quite basic design, with just a rope hammock. During the day, the hammock is collapsed, the space opens up like a studio, where Turner creates works of art. Unique wooden crust of the house. Turner’s sleeping hammock. In the house, only necessary facilities are furnished. Kitchen and bathroom areas. The house is connected to the mainland by a small mobile jetty that can be removed when not in use. Turner often goes to the mainland to shop or look for essential items used in art, as well as to store food and fuel. The house can be moved to the pier. Stephen Turner ‘s egg shaped floating house is truly a work of art for all lovers of minimalism. Lam Vy Photo: Pinterest

Recently a netizen posted a photo of a living room in the countryside that attracted netizens’ attention. This person wrote: “I found a photo of my family in my hometown taken in 1988 – 1990. Dad said that the family was very wealthy and famous in the area back then. In fact, compared with now, many people will be surprised and do not recognize these items. Because with today’s modern life, the way to decorate and arrange furniture as shown in the picture will not be anything special. However, a few decades ago, the family having a cupboard, television and salon furniture was very luxurious and proved to have money. In addition to wooden furniture, black and white television with antenna was also a rarity. Not all families have enough money to buy a television. Every family that has television is also prestigious and attracts the whole village to watch every night. At that time, Japanese black-and-white and red-shell Hitachi TV sets cost about 7-10 gold pieces, which was the pride of the rich. At that time, television was very rare, only those “super rich” dare to buy to watch. It is also the once-proud pride of conditional homes. In addition to these items, in families with conditions, there are radio VEF 206, Soviet winding clocks, or toad fans, elephant ear fans … Although they are now considered antiques and many The house was only displayed for beauty, but at one time it was expensive, difficult to buy and only with lots of money to own.

An upcoming luxury apartment building in Brooklyn (New York, USA) is driving residents here crazy because it emits noises like whistling but very shrill, disturbing the area quite quiet. this static. Many people compared that bizarre sound to the sound of iron nails scratching wooden boards, which several buildings also heard. This expensive apartment building let out shrill shrieks. Photo: ABC. “It is like a whistle but very high, into a very scary hiss” – said a resident. Some others said, as if there was a dinosaur standing on top of a building howling. Therefore, people call this apartment building the “shouting building”. Residents said this horrible sound has only been released for about 3 months now, when it was loud and small, maybe due to the wind speed, but it was especially annoying for some sensitive people or those who were learning and work from home and need to focus. Therefore, the residents here asked the building and development company to find out what was going on. Many people in the area have lost sleep because of the strange sounds coming from the building. Photo: Lendi. The company said they would monitor the issue, but the people around here were impatient because the hissing from the building lasted for months kept them in a stressful mood, some people were worried and lost sleep. Some engineers said that this is not a mystery, but it may be due to the balcony. Accordingly, the wind blowing through the vertical bars in the balcony caused a hissing sound. Some engineers believe that the vertical bars in the balcony are to blame. Photo: ABC. But whatever the reason, the people here just hope the company has a solution quickly, but no one can live every day in such horror sounds. Thuc Han According to many sources

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.

An’s House is a house located on the border between Cu Chi district (Ho Chi Minh City) and Tay Ninh province – a developing rural area, there are many changes in farming form and a series of high-tech industrial zones appear. Among a series of modern tube houses, An’s House stands out when it comes to a very different whole. Designed for a 3-generation family, with the desire that the child will preserve and inherit the 30-year-old home of the ancestors, and have more places where grandparents, parents and descendants reunite on weekends. The exterior is covered with red bricks – a material familiar to the Vietnamese. The space of An’s House is developed according to the traditional house layout including the ancestral church (reconstructed from the old house from the 1980s) and the living house is connected by a corridor, separated by a lake. The tiled roof is designed in a steep traditional architectural style of the Southern countryside. This design both enhances the aesthetics and helps to cool down, creates an airy, well-ventilated space and helps to drain well. Kitchen and dining room are the transition area between the altar and the common area. The hallway and living room is an open space inside, connecting to the bedrooms of grandparents, parents and grandchildren. The church room has a 3-room house design with main Vietnamese materials such as wood, familiar red-baked brick floors. The bedroom still retains the necessary privacy and connects with common spaces such as corridors, lakes, courtyards, dining rooms, and kitchens to create close communication spaces between members. Most of the wooden furniture in the house is more than half a century old. Photo source: Quang Tran Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

That is why I insisted on staying in this house when Son moved with his family to live in Ho Chi Minh City and handed the house in Hue to me. It seems that in every dark corner of this house, on Son’s wooden writing desk left behind, and in the chair made of big, weak rattan fibers, Cuong is always sitting and drawing, scent quietly. of our youth. Portrait of musician Trinh Cong Son by artist Dinh Cuong. Photo: maivang.nld. At that time, Son’s family lived in this house, and me and Dinh Cuong lived together in a rented house in Ben Ngu alley across the river. I forgot how Cuong often hung an arm around his neck, bandages and red pills, and pretended to be injured to paint war. I sat in front of the writing desk in the silent room, when outside the tea fence, a train was carried south, carrying familiar faces from the classroom, trying to poke out of the window as if to say words. goodbye to me. Yes, we grew up to the age of the war, and that’s the foundation of Dinh Cuong’s oil painting, of the Trinh Cong Son antiwar music, and of our tragic youth circling this city. At night, Cuong and I used to walk past Son’s house on the other side of the small bridge to roam with Son along the Perfume River. Outside the house Son was living in was a long corridor, and down the road, the front side of the house was large camphor trees of the first generation of trees in the city left after the storms. At the other end of the road, there was a huge nacre tree that in autumn leaves the whole tree shining, just like each leaf was cast in gold by a jeweler. At the end of the corridor is a small river that we usually watch through each rain. Under the rain, the river was smooth and seemed wider; on this clear blue water, thousands of shining rain drops, and singing like piano keys, “little rivers, promises are rains”, as in Sơn’s song. The glass on the big door overlooking the street of the facade of the Son house was broken for a long time, Sơn was also lazy not to attach it; The wind outside, just blowing directly into the house, sounded like people. Later, when I came back to live in Son’s house, I sat and wrote in the back room, listening to people calling my name in front of the door. Now that the two children are all going to school, the house has become strangely lonely, I often hope to have friends over to play. I was so glad when I heard the call outside the door, I put the pen and ran to open the door. It turned out that it was just the sound of the wind blowing, the leaves dried in the wind running down the hallway. The back room, designed by Son himself, is designed as a classroom; I often come during recess to teach more for Son’s children. It must be honest that at that time in Hue, abstract painting was unfamiliar to the public, so among friends, Cuong was still revered as a man of the “light century”. From time to time, Cuong went to Saigon to hold exhibitions. Once, when I was busy teaching, I got a ticket from the school office. It was Cuong’s ticket to invite me to attend Cuong’s exhibition in Dalat. I hurried home to pack some luggage and go straight to the airport; A moment later I went to Da Lat, and was present at Cuong’s gallery. I remember it was a Christmas Day, and the painting Girl in cherry blossom color Cuong was asked by many people, in which Cuong painted a young woman’s face from the window frame of a villa, gazing down at a cherry blossom bud in spring. In Hue, Cuong drew me a painting Bridge drunk that is, the doodles of the Truong Tien bridge stand out against the brick background and a yellow dot of lights dangling overhead, as a sign of consciousness. Perhaps it was our drunkenness during our wandering nights in Hue. In Hue, wandering is also a cultural activity. Cuong always dresses properly, is always new, and often comes to his room to call me out. I wear an old suit of Mr. Do, the jacket is more than half-length, woven with coarse wool, probably the one Mr. Do often wears at night, while waiting for Mrs. Quy at the metro station in Paris. From time to time, we even have Ngo Kha join us. Ngo Kha, a well-known poet, was an officer in the I Corps stationed in Da Nang. Occasionally, Ngo Kha went to Hue on vacation and wandered with us. We often leave the house late at night, the streets are empty, and there are no traffic. We often stopped at the university professors’ residence to invite Mr. Do to go out; At that time, Ms. Quy had gone to bed, and Do was sitting alone, sipping a diluted coffee and reading the story of the attorney general. We considered the outing to start from the Son house, at that time, everyone was full. We walked along the street along the Perfume River, pulled over to Truong Tien Bridge and sat in a famous cafe at that time. The road was deserted, the two rows of salt trees on the side of the road were clustered together in an arch above the head, and the Le Loi street seemed to extend under the street light. Occasionally, on a deserted street, we would meet workers sweeping the streets carrying fallen leaves in tricycles and pushing branches on the road. Walking beside Sơn, I sang silently by Sơn’s singing: “The night cannon returned to the city at night. The man sweeping the road stops the broom to listen ”. And Ngo Kha read us new poems, Kha likes to recite poems under the trees at night, and I like to listen to everything outside of teaching. Apparently at that time, we realized that man is a freedom. I remember the verse of Ngô Kha made in those wandering walks: “Last resurrection on the ship Around him red sand silt He asked silently about his life Is the stone wood sad? “.

Capturing the psychology of users to welcome the spring of Tan Suu, some gardeners have chosen to buy buffalo-shaped seeds to grow kumquat, hoping to sell at a high price. Accordingly, kumquat is not only grown in black buffalo, old buffalo, gardeners also plant kumquat in the same golden buffalo … Quatum is also grown in porcelain vase with many artistic and eye-catching patterns. convenient for playing in the living room … Kumquat bonsai shaped golden buffalo. According to Nguyen Nhu Ngoc, Cau Giay District, Hanoi, with the mindset “buffalo is an inheritance”, when customers come here to choose kumquat, they all want to own their own golden buffalo: “I have chosen a tree. kumquat satisfied, every year is associated with the image of animals, this year is the year of golden buffalo so I am very happy. Besides traditional kumquat products, many gardeners have created their own paths. The kumquat trees that are up to decades old are also skillfully cared for by the gardeners to produce fruit and buds in the Tet season. Mr. Hoang Van Luan, Hoang Luan Garden House, Tu Lien Ward, Tay Ho District, Hanoi, said that the trees with a long life in the garden create more elaborate ways to rent out for Tet. “The original bonsai line is large, standing … only for rent, and small seedlings for sale. Along with that, the gardeners create the positions for it to have full fruit and leaf buds to serve the demanding players ”- Mr. Luan said. Kumquat grafted driftwood. Gardeners in Tu Lien kumquat village also create unique works with the same perspective as kumquat in a rocky hole, growing on a rocky island, paired with driftwood … However, these products are in limited quantity. due to the fruiting rate, the formation is not much. Many gardeners share, from items that can be discarded, but through the skillful hands of human beings, there are art works with unique plants, costing over tens of millions or even tens of millions still attract. guest… Quat Tu Lien has long been a brand name with connoisseurs of Tet kumquat. Therefore, on the occasion of the annual Tet holiday, the traditional village of Tu Lien kumquat is a familiar place, attracting visitors to visit, looking to buy kumquat trees like that to decorate for the family./.

Inspired by nature with raw materials, Dior Sauvage Aromas of wood and earth. Besides, the warm notes of bergamot, pepper and amber give a feeling of being lost in the desert. Image: Dior . Perfume bottles are priced at 97 USD per 100 ml. The scent of Dior Sauvage is appreciated when it feels fresh but no less delicate. Photo: Sephora. Born in 1996 , Acqua Di Gio Pour Homme is one of the most popular men’s perfume bottles. Ingredients such as bergamot, citrus flowers and green mandarin orange add the scent of the sea. Besides, rosemary combined with patchouli creates a feeling of freshness and cleanliness. Perfume bottles cost 91 USD per 100 ml. Image: Sephora . Some classic scents will never go out of style. Polo Black from Ralph Lauren brand is considered a time challenge perfume bottle. The bold combination of mango, lemon, mandarin, sandalwood, sage and patchouli produces a unique, rich scent. Perfume bottles sell for 60 USD. Image: Sephora , Perfume BD . Eternity is a perfume bottle with a romantic fragrance inspired by lasting love. Aromas from freesia, tangerine, white lily blend with sandalwood to create a timeless combination. Currently the brand name perfume bottle is 85 USD. Image: Sephora . Optimistic, playful fragrance Luna Rossa Sport helps cheer men up and improve morning mood. The perfume bottle features notes of lavender, ginger, juniper and vanilla. Men need to spend $ 94 to own it. Image: Sephora . Appeared on the market in 1998, Hugo Boss Bottled cost 90 USD. Perfume bottles carry classic, masculine scents. The notes of citrus and lemon notes are harmoniously combined with sandalwood and vetiver. Image: Perfume’s Club . The perfume bottle is rated by users as having a moderate flow of scent. Besides, some opinions say that the product’s quality is worth the selling price. Photo: Sephora, Vogue.

Material and color of the desk also greatly affects feng shui. Overall, a brown wood desk and definitely the best feng shui choice. Note: Do not place a glass desk because it is not feng-shui. They are very fragile and can put you at work uncertainty. You choose the color and material of the desk according to 5 factors: Soil factors for stability: – Color: Brown, yellow earth / orange / neutral – Material: Wood or painted wood / synthetic material Metal elements for efficient work: – Color: White, gray and metal – Material: Metal or painted wood / synthetic materials The water element helps to clear the job: – Color: Black – Material: Metal or painted wood / synthetic materials Wood factors help development: – Color: Green and blue – Material: Painted wood / synthetic material Fire elements to inspire work: – Color: Red – Material: Painted wood / synthetic material Style desk feng shui The table doesn’t come in too many different shapes, but the most important thing is the table fits the space. The desk should not be too big for the space, but not too small for you to have enough room for papers and documents. If you do not have enough workspace, you will not be able to flourish in life. – Rectangular, “L” and kidney-shaped desks are the most suitable desk designs. – A standing desk is certainly possible. Feng shui desk location The position of the feng-shui desk is very important. The best location for a desk is where you can see your desk, not aligned with the door. If there is no way to place the desk in this position, you can place a mirror, such as a small convex mirror so that when sitting at the desk, you can easily see the reflection. of the door in the mirror. Some other best practices to note: Avoid facing a wall. If that’s the only option, then place a mirror in front of you to broaden your horizons and career opportunities. – Do not place the desk facing the window. – Make sure you also have enough back seat (minimum 91cm) for you to advance your career. You will be able to get in and out of your desk easily. Feng Shui items for the desk You can put some feng shui objects on the desk to bring out different energies. Here are a few to try: – A kind of green plant, to help develop career. Choose plants that are the right size and suitable for the lighting and space on your desk. – A ceramic cup that you love, with a solid base, is not easy to rush, will invite the earth’s energies as well as give you a stable career. Feng shui and confusion A messy desk is not necessarily a bad feng shui. As long as you don’t leave the table dusty, clutter can be a sign of movement and flow. In fact, the desk is not “negative”, meaning there is no life there. At the beginning or end of the working day, take a moment to free up space: tidy up your desk, organize papers, store everything, … When you actively move objects around Your desk, you work will be full of energy to help clear your mind. Next, use a mist sprayer to clear the air.

The scene of the accident caused 7 deaths Accordingly, through inspection, the private enterprise producing, trading and exporting wood Huy Hao (DN Huy Hao) was granted the license for transport business by car number 1103 dated January 25 by the Department of Transport. / 2016 valid until January 25, 2023, permitted to do business in freight transportation. Records showed that enterprise Huy Hao was granted the badge “Truck” for 4 cars of the Supervisory Board, including: 36C- 136.40; 36C -123.29; 36C – 031.46 and 36C – 165.67. Huy Hao enterprise has not fully complied with the regulations on goods transportation business in the Government’s Decree No. 10/2020 / ND-CP of January 17, 2020; Circular No. 12/2020 / TT-BGTVT dated May 29, 2020 of the Ministry of Transport and guiding documents of Thanh Hoa Department of Transport. This enterprise does not maintain according to regulations relevant documents and documents in the transport management process. Failure to comply with the procedures to ensure traffic safety as prescribed. Do not update, store or manage information from the cruise monitoring device. Violating regulations on business and business conditions of transport by car to cause a traffic accident causing serious consequences or higher. Pursuant to the Government’s Decree No. 100/2019 / ND-CP dated December 30, 2019, providing for the sanctioning of administrative violations in the field of road and railway traffic. The inspection team has made a record of administrative violation, decided to sanction an administrative violation for enterprise Huy Hao, the total fine is 46 million dong. In addition, the authorities also deprived the right to use the badge for 2 months for infringing vehicles, and deprived the right to use the transport business license for 2 months. Request DN Huy Hao to remedy violations of regulations on business and transport business conditions by car, and report to the Inspector of the Department of Transport according to regulations. Before that, as reported by Dan Sinh newspaper, at around 9:15 a.m. on March 22, at Km 13 + 570, on Ba Vai slope, provincial road 530, in the Hac village, Tri Nang commune, Lang Chanh district , the control sea car 36C – 136.40 going downhill in the direction from Tri Nang commune to Lang Chanh town, crashed into the right side of the road. The accident caused the driver, assistant car and 5 other people dead on the spot. Thanh Hoa provincial police then decided to prosecute the case to investigate and clarify the cause of the particularly serious accident mentioned above.

Wooden mascot statue Many people believe that mascots possess great spiritual power that can affect many aspects of life, including fortune. Entrepreneurs often choose to buy mascots in the hopes of increasing their ability to capture fortune, find good deals or large orders. Wooden mascot statue at Trung Kien manufacturing facility. With soft, meticulous and skillful chisels, sculptors are able to create vivid works. In Trung Kien, the three most popular mascot wooden statues are the serow, the serpent and the dragon. These products are suitable for display and can be used as gifts. Wooden Buddha statue Maitreya Ngu Phuc standing in front of carrying peach wood incense is a remarkable wooden statue in Trung Kien. Maitreya Ngu Phuc is crafted by artisans including 5 children, representing Phuc – Loc – Tho – Khang – Ninh. Phuc shows peace and happiness. Loc symbolizes luck in terms of money, fortune, and fortune. Life symbolizes longevity, long life. Khang denotes the desire for health. Ninh symbol for a peaceful life. Buddha statues show the majesty and superficiality. User idols Currently, many families and business locations worship Than Tai and Tho Dia statues. Worshiping the statue of Than Tai has a good meaning but not simply worshiping a statue in a corner of the house and then worshiping every day. The worshipers of Than Tai statue need to know that in order to have a fortune, they must diligently help and contribute their efforts to support others, because the nature of things is cause and effect. Statue of Than Tai engraved with the words “Van the things as expected” in Trung Kien. In the Buddhist scriptures, people who want to get rich must know how to give money. So many people think that if you do this, people who worship Than Tai will be blessed by Than Tai, many people support and favorable business. Wooden Statue Trung Kien Address: NH38, Dong Giao Ben village, Luong Dien commune, Cam Giang district, Hai Duong province. Facebook: Trung Kien wooden statue | YouTube: Trung Kien wooden statue. Hotline: 0368338345, 0822338345, 0944812986. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUVE3Y7xscCEVB6-gP1KM6A

Leaders of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development visited the forestry seed models applying scientific and technological advances of the Vietnam Forest Science Institute. Photo: Iftib. Achievements in the field of forest seed The Forest Seed and Biotechnology Research Institute under the Vietnam Forest Science Institute is a leading research unit in the forestry sector on the application of biotechnology in forest seed improvement. Researches on biotechnology of the Institute are oriented in three main directions: Research to complete the propagation procedures for newly selected varieties to serve the transfer of propagation techniques for the same original breeds. seed research and production units; Using molecular indicators in research on selecting high yield, high quality and breeding new varieties using mutation and genetic engineering, and has achieved many outstanding achievements. The Institute has successfully researched and built propagation procedures for nearly 30 hybrid acacia, acacia, cajeput, eucalyptus and eucalyptus hybrids and transferred them to many production facilities. Several propagation processes on an industrial scale have been completed by the Institute through the implementation of pilot production projects and projects, of which 2 propagation processes have been recognized as technical progress. . The Institute has transferred the process of industrial-scale micro-propagation to more than 30 production facilities across the country and these facilities have mastered the technology, some units have been able to produce 10 million seedlings / year, partially meeting the need of planting clones. With clonal propagation, the original seed used as a material source for multiplication through many times will have the phenomenon of aging. The seed degradation will reduce the propagation efficiency and degradation of forest quality. As a supplier of original breeds for production, the Institute has conducted research to build and complete the process of restoring and rejuvenating the original seed source, ensuring the quality of the original seed for production. Therefore, after 20 years, the hybrid acacia hybrids selected for creation and recognition in the previous period are still effective in production, with high productivity and quality and are trusted by the production units. The forestry seed sector has achieved a great deal of success through the application of biotechnology advances. Photo: Iftib. Application of molecular indicators and mutagenic polyploids The application of molecular indicators in breeding has been promoted by the Institute to shorten the breeding time as well as improve the efficiency of breeding programs. Through applied research, the Institute has selected 21 SSR indicators related to fast growth in hybrid acacia, 20 SSR indicators related to growth traits in hybrid eucalyptus. With the use of these indicators, 7 lines of acacia hybrid (BB055, BV350, BV376, BV434, BV523, BV584 and BV586) achieved yield from 26 to 35m3 / ha / year, 10 lines of hybrid eucalyptus grow rapidly (UC16 , UC51, CU113, CU123, UC52, CU182, UE72, UC55, CU98, CU82) yield from 30.7 to 45m3 / ha / year were selected. In which, 7 lines of hybrid acacia BB055, BV350, BV376, BV434, BV523, BV584 and BV584 and 2 lines of hybrid eucalyptus CU98 and CU82 have been recognized as a new forest plant variety allowing for production. In recent years, transgenic studies increase the length of wood fibers ( EcHb1 ) for uro eucalyptus and hybrid eucalyptus has also been implemented by the Institute. Scientific staff of the Institute developed the vector structure GWB2 / 35S / EcHB1 / NOS carrying the target gene. EcHB1 . Thereby building the gene transfer process EcHB1 increased wood fiber length with transgenic efficiency of 1.06%, from which 19 lines of UU hybrid eucalyptus (of which 4 lines were identified with wood fiber length exceeded 14% or more compared to the control). ) and 40 transgenic UP hybrid eucalyptus lines carrying the target gene EcHB1 . These lines have normal morphology and grow equal or faster than the control plants. These transgenic varieties are currently being continuously tested before being put into production practice. In addition to the research on breeding by molecular indicator and gene transfer, the research on polyploid breeding by the method of causing mutation in combination with crossbreeding has been deployed by the Institute for Acacia species. The Institute has successfully created varieties of Acacia and tetraploid acacia from improved seed sources and crossbreed with diploid varieties to create triploid hybrid acacia. Biotechnology plays an increasingly important role in agriculture in general and forestry in particular. Photo: Vafs. Dr. Nguyen Duc Kien, Director of the Forest Research and Biotechnology Institute said. In order to achieve these successes, apart from the collective efforts of the Forest Research Institute and Forest Biotechnology, it is impossible not to mention the help of ministries, branches, especially the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development as well as other scientists at home and abroad. However, these are only initial results, so they do not fully reflect the potential of biotechnology in research and selection of forest plants. In the coming time, in addition to the implementation of traditional breeding methods based on natural variables, the research and application of biotechnology including the use of molecular indicators and techniques. Genetic transformation and gene editing will be one of the breakthrough research directions and be focused on developing in order to improve the role and contribution rate of biotechnology in forest plant breeding programs. Thanks to a strategic and methodical implementation of the seed improvement program, the research of polyploid breeding has achieved certain results, in which the Institute for Forest Breeding and Biotechnology has achieved certain results. selected, created and recognized 4 triploid hybrid acacia lines X101, X102, X201 and X205 as new forest plant varieties according to the Decision No. 1458 / QD-BNN-TCLN, dated 20/4/2020 of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development with Yields range from yield from 26 to 35 m3 / ha / year. The wood properties of the triploid acacia varieties at the age of 4 years are equivalent to that of the diploid hybrid acacia at the age of 5-7, meeting the basic requirements of raw wood for the production of paper, MDF, board peeled boards.

Building exterior. An old villa is estimated to be about 100 years old, called by the people around it as Bao Dai Villa, with the interior structures, rooms, stairs and toilets almost intact. The new owner of the villa, businessman Ho Hoang Hai (Phu Thanh Company) is looking for support from researchers, architects … to learn the origin of the villa and have a conservation direction. to turn this place into an attractive cultural site of Hanoi. The villa is located near Ngoc Ha slope, hidden behind the rows of shops and street kiosks, still intact the curving fence panels of the old royal garden. According to the drawings of the villa that Mr. Ho Hoang Hai collected, the villa has a splendid scalloped garden with a wall of winding like dragon body outside. The main entrance to the building. The mansion is the main work in a complex of four ancient villas located at the top of Ngoc Ha village. According to the people living in this area, these palaces are all related to the Nguyen Dynasty during the reign of King Bao Dai. Some of these houses are designed in Western style but have tiled roofs. Landing stairs and windows to get sunlight. The building has a unique architecture that combines both oriental styles. Passing through the gate of 186 Ngoc Ha, one can easily see that the fence wall of the villa is built like a dragon, covered with tile, and from above, you can see that the entire wall is formed into a shell Giant clams embrace the mansion. The stairs lead up to the attic. Entrepreneur Ho Hoang Hai said that this villa has passed the hands of many owners, however, fortunately the owners are very careful to keep the house during the stay, so the basic structure of the building, with some parts of the interior still intact. The whole floor is paved with ironwood, the water is shiny black like new. The system of built-in cabinets is also made of iron wood. Inside the rooms, every room has a fireplace. The wall separates rooms inside the building up to 60cm, is soundproof and keeps warm in winter, but makes rooms cool in summer. Wooden ladder. The stylized winding wooden staircase, with the armrest is firmly built with bricks and wooden edges. In the corridor connecting the rooms on the floor, there are built-in technical boxes, which seemed impossible at a time about 100 years ago. In addition to the original wooden door system, the building also has sliding door systems in some rooms and garages, which are still running smoothly and very light. Except for a few rooms, the owner has made plaster ceilings to serve the needs of homestay, but did not affect much the structure. In particular, the villa also has a self-contained, upstairs toilet, which is no different from modern houses, which was difficult to find in other ordinary houses 100 years ago. The stairs lead to the 3rd floor. Mr. Dao Duc Toan, 66 years old this year, who is one of those who lived near the mansion since he was a child, said that this mansion has many interesting things. For example, below the building there is an underground tunnel about a few hundred meters long, which is said to lead to West Lake, to the seaplane wharf of King Bao Dai. Residents living around the building also told the story of going down this tunnel to avoid bombs and hide the soldiers there during wartime. When the peace was restored, for a while the tunnel became a place to play hide and seek for children in this area before it was closed to avoid rats, bugs … Ho Hoang Hai (in black shirt standing in the middle) was leading reporters to visit the villa. In addition, Mr. Ho Hoang Hai also said that he heard people around him about a building about 50 meters away from this mansion, which is said to be the dance floor and guest house of King Bao Dai. In fact, at the beginning of Ngoc Ha slope, there used to be a famous draft beer restaurant in Hanoi at that time because there was a wine cellar below. Mr. Dao Duc Toan recounted that when he was a child, his family lived about 100 meters from the building. At that time, the population in this area was very sparse, standing on top of his house could still see the roof of the mansion. “The house has a very high historical value, with the basic interior still intact, along with many details of the building. Since childhood, I have heard that this is a building related to King Bao Dai. This house, if restored as in Do Son or Da Lat, will become an attractive tourist destination in Hanoi, ”he said. The garden fence wall is winding with the tiled roof and the relief door is still intact. Mr. Ho Hoang Hai said that he has searched for information and documents about the villa in many places, from people living in the villa’s premises, to some places to keep documents, research, but still have not found any documents and documents that accurately guide the owner and the time to build the villa. It is said that this is the house of the wife of King Bao Dai married to a French husband, there is also information that the house was built by Mrs. Marie Nguyen Huu Hao, the sister of the Empress Nam Phuong. “My biggest aspiration is to get information, as well as get help from research institutes, experts in history and architecture, to find out the exact origin and owner of the throne. this mansion. I want to turn this place into a cultural address of Hanoi, for people to understand and appreciate the precious heritage that the city owns. But only when you know clearly and concretely the information related to this house will the mansion truly return to its true meaning ”- Mr. Ho Hoang Hai shared. Some pictures inside the villa: Wall-mounted cabinets, curtain braces are still intact. All loose furniture in the house belongs to the tenant for display. Every room has a fireplace. Wall cabinet system is still intact.

The unfortunate “refresh” According to businessman Ho Hoang Hai – who currently owns most of the villa at 10A Ngoc Ha slope, Hanoi (now 186 Ngoc Ha lane) is said to be related to King Bao Dai, this villa is due to French architect Arthur Kruze designed. Originally, there are 3 floors, but the previous owner renovated the hot-resistant attic to become the 4th floor. The area in front of the villa, which is a garden of over 300m2, has a fence – surrounded by the people in the area called “dragon wall”, but this space has been built by people to live, only dragon wall. The surround was kept almost intact, only a short corner of the corner at the top of the alley was demolished. A corner of the villa still remains original. Photo: Thuong Hue “Two months ago I acquired a part of the ownership of the villa which is a part of the 1st and 3rd floors, the rest is from 4 owners. In general, the interior of the house has been surprisingly intact for the past 110 years such as: Stairs, ironwood floors, fireplace, wooden doors, built-in wooden cabinets ”- businessman Ho Hoang Hai shared and expressed wish to find solutions to preserve the architecture as well as historical and cultural values ​​of this villa.
However, speaking with the Economic & Urban reporter, after 4 hours of preliminary survey in and on the premises of this villa, Assoc.Prof. Dr. Khuat Tan Hung – Head of Department of Theory and Heritage Conservation architecture, Hanoi Architectural University said that the original value of the villa has been overshadowed by the regrettable renewal.
According to Assoc.Prof. Dr. Khuat Tan Hung, although the villa still retains many valuable original values, from looking outside, the professionals can see the existing details such as: yin and yang tiled roof; roof architecture inspired by traditional communal roofs with blades soaring at the four corners; dragon wall surrounds; The red brick stairs in front of the villa leading up to the second floor are still original. Inside the villa, there are intact fireplaces, built-in cabinets, window frames and curtains, showing the unique architecture of this French colonial villa, combining Eastern and Western cultures. The outward appearance has the appearance of the East, in the heart of the modern Western-style architecture; not at all contradictory, but surprisingly and interestingly in harmony with each other. Unfortunately, the homeowner has renewed the wall with white paint, plus the plaster ceiling, plus the landscape of the original villa has been replaced by undulating high-rise tube houses. The original architecture of the villa was sunk and overshadowed.
“That’s not to mention, the villa has been added to an attic, the existing wooden staircase is most likely not original, as through preliminary investigation, the original staircase leaned towards the grantino plan ( granulated stone, pigment, cement, plastering, glazing), not wood cladding. Along with that, the multi-ownership of the current villa makes the space and architecture here be broken by the walls blocking the ownership boundary. For example, the staircase from the first floor leads to the third floor (the part owned by businessman Ho Hoang Hai). With this architecture, the staircase going up to the right is the hall on the 2nd floor but is narrowed by a wall and then the path to the 3rd floor is quite narrow. ” – Associate Professor, Dr. Khuat Tan Hung analyzed.
Need to expand the scope of conservation
According to Assoc.Prof. Dr. Khuat Tan Hung, in order for the aforementioned villa to promote its value, the original element must be clearly revealed. To do this, he said that it is not easy, because the principle of conservation is to have a comprehensive conservation plan and then to be specific, that is to preserve the whole area, from house number 170 – 186 Ngoc Ha, Because there are still a number of French colonial villas in this area, there are even more intact architectural villas than the one related to King Bao Dai mentioned above. Meanwhile, this area is outside the boundary of the regulation on architectural planning management of the old quarter of Hanoi. “However, it is still a bit fortunate that it is still on the list of the management of French colonial mansions of the city. But in order to preserve and promote the value of this mansion, it is imperative to expand the conservation scope ”- Associate Professor, Dr. Khuat Tan Hung emphasized. Entrepreneur Ho Hoang Hai (leftmost) discusses with experts and economic and urban reporters. Regarding the businessman Ho Hoang Hai wants to preserve this villa, Associate Professor, Dr. Khuat Tan Hung said that this is good news, welcome and should be encouraged. Because of the fact, the villas of French colonial architecture in Hanoi that are still quite intact, mostly owned by the State, are offices, embassies; Privately owned villas appear to have been deformed over time. He also said that, in order to do this, businessman Ho Hoang Hai must first buy all the ownership of the villa in order to preserve and reveal the original value and promote the value of the villa. the villa in all aspects.
Expressing high agreement with the analysis and comments of Assoc.Prof.Dr. Khuat Tan Hung, Dr. Vu Hoai Duc – Lecturer of the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Sciences, National University of Hanoi, said, in the world. there are already experiences in successfully conserving the urban heritage that are applicable to this case in Hanoi. People gather heritage lovers into a group, this group of people with the nucleus are “sponsors”, while promoting communication about the value of heritage works, in order to create new awareness in community. They will then work vigorously on the legal front (lobbying for regulations to make it more difficult to change the urban layout and destroy valuable buildings) and eventually donate. have enough money, buy heritage buildings, renovate them beautifully and then sell them at a much higher price, with legal covenants protecting their identity.

“In my opinion, in Vietnam, specifically Hanoi can also be deployed in this way and Mr. Hai can form a team of lovers of old and old villas to mobilize collective strength in conservation work. , not only the villa is partly owned by you but also many other single villas are privately owned in the area and in the city area ”- Dr. Vu Hoai Duc said and said that, in the short term, It is necessary to properly assess the value of the urban heritage itself in the spatial population with tangible and intangible links on the cultural – historical dimension. For example, the continuation of the row of 3 villas, closely related to the Botanical Park – the royal garden in the past; Dinh and Ngoc Ha village – one of the ancient lands of Thang Long citadel. From there, it is possible to issue and enforce sanctions in repair and construction of works, work areas that are considered to have historical, cultural and architectural values. Although it is called “Bao Dai Villa”, the fact that King Bao Dai ever owned or actually lived here is not certain. There is information that this villa was built and inaugurated by an aunt of King Bao Dai in 1911 (Bao Dai was born in 1917), when abdicated, King Bao Dai used to come here. However, it is said that this is the mansion of Mr. Bao Dai with King Bao Dai, that is Baron Pìerre Jules François Didelot – husband of Mrs. Marie Agnès Huu Hao, sister of Nam Phuong Hoang Hau. The villa was built in 1939, not 1911, by architect Arthur Kruze (1900 – 1989) – professor of Indochina Fine Arts College, because according to recorded documents, architect Arthur Kruze graduated in architecture in 1929 and I went to Vietnam to be a lecturer in 1930 – 1954.

The front of Chua Chua wooden incense sticks. Thay Pagoda’s name is “Thien Phuc Tu” in Sai Son commune, Quoc Oai district, Hanoi. The pagoda turns to the south and looks out to Long Chieu lake in front. Decorative art in Thay Pagoda is shown on the architectural composition of all three main buildings (Thuong pagoda, Trung pagoda, Ha pagoda), especially in the pagoda, there is also a seventeenth-century wooden jasmine in the upper court. . This is one of the artifacts of high artistic value typical for seventeenth century sty art that still exists today. In the temple there is also a wooden incense stick of eighteenth century style at Trung pagoda, along with the seventeenth century incense like the form of a mandala, but in terms of size, motif and style different changes compared with incense of the seventeenth century. By the nineteenth century, the form of incense was changed to the tall leg style, the vacuum part was no longer made to the style of the previous century, the size was reduced, the motif, the style of touch had a significant change with the carvings are not sophisticated and complex as in the seventeenth century. The motifs decorated the Buddhist temple incense Decorative motifs of dragons in combination with safflower clouds: Observing joss sticks in the upper court at Thay Pagoda, the dragon-shaped motif is the main one used to decorate incense on all four sides. The decorative art at Thay Pagoda is relatively similar to other pagodas of the same period, the dragon shape has always been a symbol of authority, used flexibly and harmoniously in the Vietnamese temple space. Decorated street frill wooden sentence Chua Thay. The dragon motif combined with the swords decorated on the joss sticks Chua Thay has changed in shape and layout, but has always been a key position on the overall joss sticks. Dragons are carved in the center, body, legs, overalls and without angular ears. For the decoration that is divided into the compartment as in the body of the incense, the dragon motif has changed in style. In the body of the incense, the dragon motif is shown with the front view, clearly showing the face, eyes, nose, mouth, and the blades that radiate sharply above and to the sides. Here the motifs are shown in the composition more visible and energetic, exhibiting strong authority. The dragon-shaped Buddhist temple adoring the sun has always been a popular form on incense in the seventeenth century and also popular in the later period. This motif is in the central part of the camellia, if in the body the direction is not focused, in the bib, the dragon shaped sun against the twisted pattern is the focus point on the overall incense. The two symmetrical dragons, this part combining dragons, cloud clouds, magma clouds, sun, is stretched horizontally, in a very airy and comfortable way. The dragon motif looks sideways to fight in the middle, the blades are pulled backwards, parallel to the long and short layers to change to create a smooth movement in the system of swords. Characteristics of dragons in the seventeenth century carved with pointed swords, straight tail, twisted clouds … Decorative motifs of the phoenix: Decorative motifs of lotus flowers, stylized chrysanthemums: The picture of the phoenix looking at the temple’s incense. Temple court of the Thay Temple, the tip of the Phuong model is arranged in a rectangular frame, posted against each other to create a harmony. In the Mac era, the image of Phuong bird was unified decorated in combination with twisted clouds, flowers and leaves, by the seventeenth century folk elements were developed stronger, the image of the phoenix with soft and flexible wings. .. In general, incense incense sticks of Thay Pagoda are carved in the shape of a side view, not only carved on wooden incense but also closely attached to many other positions in the architecture. In terms of design, whether touching on wood incense or other architectural elements, Phuong still keeps the typical beauty such as quills, pheasant-like hair flying backwards to create soft layers of swords. The neck of a Phoenix bird is usually decorated in a hiccup style, the body has a spear that flies to the back, with the above pose and carries the features of the seventeenth century, the image of the phoenix always in a moving posture. It is also by touching in this way that evokes the space of the previous, the back layer, intertwined, the wings and tail of the phoenix, showing that this is a refinement of the shape, but the writing of the pen is very comfortable. Expressions of fast, thin, deep, bright patterns, clouds, flowers … characteristics of the seventeenth century. The image of phoenix bird is touched in the form of reliefs, sometimes with holes and shallow touches with opposite layout. If the unified dragon motif exists in both the body, the legs and the cover, the Phuong-shaped motif is used less often, usually in a sub-position, a small area on the overall incense and makes the topic. more rich and lively. In general, in terms of decorative artistic features of the bird-shaped phoenix, Master Temple’s sentence still follows the principles and harmony of traditional folk art, most of which is the form expressed in dynamic, refined posture. In the way of touching shapes, blocks, and strokes, the unique characteristics of this phoenix motif are made in this time. The lotus motif in Thay Pagoda as in other pagodas of the same period is decorated in many different positions and has a different role. With Buddhist joss sticks, the lotus motif is mainly decorated to form the fringing of the parts above, on the one hand is to beautify the incense, on the other hand to increase the artistic value and sacredness. incense. On the whole wooden incense line, the lines separating the parts are decorated with a lotus-shaped motif, the expression of different lotus petals makes the distinction between the parts easily. There is no lotus decoration on the face of Thay’s incense stick. One part is the narrow size of Thay incense sticks, stretching the image of a phoenix looking at Thay Pagoda’s side. Spread the parts together to create narrower gaps and wider widths. It is also this change that parts and motifs expressed by the ancient artisans are suitable and delicate for each incense of this period. Techniques and effective art of carving incense sticks of Thay Pagoda Chua Thay incense sticks are mainly embossed, gorgeously carved and punctured on the surface, the carving technique is unified between the four sides. If the chrysanthemum surface is punctured to create a small contour, the next to the technical body has been changed, the combination of embossing and punctures in a predetermined frame and separated by lines just engrave. The dragon figure in Thay pagoda’s incense sticks is very delicate and soft by the ancient artisans, the touch lines become elegant, rhythmically linked together by strokes, blocks and arrays. The exposed part is shown thicker, creating a space deep inside the incense that increases the bold contrast and vividness of the touched array. The contour of the lotus petals in this incense is different from the other ones at the same time, the lotus petals are punctured. Interrupting the body and legs of the incense is punctured, embossed by decorative patterns, this part the old craftsman skillfully created gaps, gaps, voids, and the technique of carving shapes and strokes. making the incense more vivid and rich while still creating a deep sacredness. The dragon image looks directly at the temple of Thay. Through the analysis of the incense, the motifs decorated on the incense, the technique and effectiveness of the art of carving Chua Chua incense, combined with elements from space, light all play one. very important role. The artistic value of Thay Pagoda incense is a complete balance of decorative carvings, highlighting the theme content, creating a visual impression. The master temple of Chua Thay temple is a product that shows the hands and wisdom of an ancient artisan, bearing an important imprint of the seventeenth-century Vietnamese carving and decoration art in particular and the history of Vietnamese art in particular. general.

If you have wooden slats on hand or are looking for a simple type of baffle, using vertical slats can be an effective, long-lasting idea. You simply line up the wooden bars vertically, a few centimeters apart to about an inch. Carefully treated, high quality slats are less likely to warp. However, if warping is inevitable in a humid climate like in Vietnam, you can place the slats a little further apart; Large distances will help the warps look less ‘exposed’. Use small shaped wooden blocks If you like a little break, a wall made of small wooden blocks in a square or rectangular box will be a good choice. The owner of the house in the picture has combined small oak blocks to create a wall separating the dining room and living room, both warm, natural, modern and luxurious but also very solid. Use a wall made of branches You can give a room a natural beauty with the walls of the room shaped from tree branches. Choose relatively straight, even branches (birch branches may be especially suitable for this purpose), graft and secure them in a sturdy support, stacking more rocks at the bottom. for a natural look, or knit with sparkling lights to create a shimmering, fairy-tale feel. Use a large wooden bookshelf You can combine the functionality of a partition and a storage area for books and furniture with a large wooden bookshelf. The larger the bookshelf, the more private the space. The bookshelf should also be wide so that you have enough room to stack books from either side. Use wooden movable baffles As a hallmark of Asian design for centuries, wooden movable partitions are quite light, easy to use, flexible and convenient. You can use 3, 4 or more partitions, depending on the space to be separated./.

The old house has a high construction density, lack of natural light, stuffy space, lack of connection and the owner needs to change to have a better life. They are a couple approaching retirement age, who love the tranquility and closeness to nature. House address in Da Nang.

The solution that Hinzstudio offers is that the common spaces of the house are moved to the front to increase the connection between family members and receive natural light into every corner of functional areas.

Sky wells will be organized at the front, back and center of the house to bring full light while still creating depth.

From all positions of the house, even from the bedroom, we can feel the change in light, air and wind.

The main materials are raw bricks and natural wood.

The shape of the roof and materials evoke images of houses in rural Vietnam. This is the main inspiration for the design.

At night, instead of using too many high-powered lamps, the design team’s main goal is to use lamps with a moderate capacity and the right color temperature to make the space more cozy and peaceful. .

pear spring (According to the ArchDaily)

A small piece of Dalat, beautiful and peaceful

Photo: Hoa Yen An Binh

Photo: Hoa Yen An Binh

The space of Hoa Yen An Binh is décor style vintage Minimalism: Simple, rustic with many types of vines, small beautiful cactus pots placed on the outside shelves looking like the space of a “miniature Dalat”. Wooden gate leading into the shop, wooden wind chimes swaying in the wind and countless lovely decorations will make you “lost”. True to the name of the salon, the space here is always filled with vibrant colors of flowers.

Photo: Hoa Yen An Binh

Photo: Hoa Yen An Binh

Photo: Hoa Yen An Binh

The main menu of the shop is coffee, hot and cold teas, juices with lovely names: Spring Tea, Butterfly Pea Ginger Tea … If you want to sip some snacks, the shop there are also some more delicious desserts: egg tart, croissant, banana ice cream … all of them are contained in beautiful small porcelain plates / cups with an antiquated look. In addition to the cool green space, delicious drinks, the shop also has a few children pet cute for you to take pictures of your pet comfortably.

Sweet Grass Tea Shop is memorable with minimalistic vintage style

Photo: Sweet Grass Tea Shop

Co Sweet Tea Shop has 2 floors décor With the main brown tone, all items in the shop are used mainly from wood. The store’s signboard is handwritten and beautifully decorated. The simple wooden gate is a bit nostalgic, the stairway leading up to the floor is placed outside in a very classic and unique style.

Photo: Sweet Grass Tea Shop

Photo: Sweet Grass Tea Shop

When entering the shop, you feel like you are lost in a certain garden in Dalat with cactus pots and many cleverly arranged flowers and trees. The space is designed to be open so that you can always receive natural sunlight, whether it’s bright early morning sun or light yellow sunset in the afternoon.

Photo: Sweet Grass Tea Shop

Photo: Sweet Grass Tea Shop

If you like books, the store also has a nice little bookshelf for you to sip every time you visit the store. If you like music, sometimes the salon also offers Acoustic concerts in the evenings. And if you love cats, the shop also has a couple of lovely and friendly “cat staff”.

Exosonic signed a contract with the US Air Force’s Presidential Airlift Service after impressing with the idea of ​​building a presidential jet with supersonic speeds. (Source: CNN)

This will be a 31-seater product, inspired by Exosonic’s original 70-seat supersonic commercial aircraft design. (Source: CNN)

The aircraft is designed with luxurious interiors, many furniture made from oak wood or high-quality leather. (Source: CNN)

Each cabin on the plane will have a separate purpose such as rest or work. (Source: CNN)

Each cabin on the plane will have a separate purpose such as rest or work. (Source: CNN)

Each cabin on the plane has a separate purpose such as rest or work. (Source: CNN)

The aircraft is designed with luxurious interiors, many furniture made from oak wood or high-quality leather. (Source: CNN)

The space inside this jet is very spacious and luxurious. (Source: CNN)

The specialist ultrasound will have a speed of about Mach 1.8 (1.8 times the speed of sound) with an impressive range. (Source: CNN)

Front of Thai Hoa Palace. Photo: Ngoc Van

Previously, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism received the report of the People’s Committee of TT-Hue province, including records and minutes of synthesizing opinions on the conservation and restoration plan of Thai Hoa electrical relic.

The overall conservation of the most “special” temple in Hue has been agreed upon by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. Photo: Ngoc Van

Through consideration, this agreement includes relevant contents such as: preserving and repairing Thai Hoa wooden frame, roof system, foundation and wall; preserving, repairing and restoring decorative components and interior works; repair, reinforce, and adjust the electric campus ground yard, handrail and earth-retaining wall system; embellish gardens, small landscape, technical infrastructure system.

The agreement has notes, thereby emphasizing the implementation of preservation measures for wood structures in good condition, reinforcement and restoration for partially damaged wood structures; Only limited replacement for completely damaged wood structures.

Inside the special temple is a throne for the king. Photo: Ngoc Van

In addition, select and specify in the profile some old and old wood structures (such as columns, beams …) with painted paint that is still quite intact in color to preserve and model when painting to restore structures , the wood architecture part of the work; calculating, selecting, and specifically proposing the color of the restored paint, ensuring to minimize the need to re-paint the old painted structures, dragon-decorated wooden doors, and wooden ceilings. decorate; specify the type of coating material and the painting process to restore.

With the solution to renovate the courtyard of the dynasty, the memorandum of agreement notes to supplement the principle that the stones are replaced by paving the yard to ensure the same material, harmony in color with the surrounding old stones. Photo: Ngoc Van

The agreement also raises that, during the project implementation, you must be very careful in the preservation and repair of the carved decorative pieces with patterns, letters, these details must be kept intact. in terms of color and shape. Continue to collect documents to supplement the scientific basis for the restoration of flower-tiled floors in the two gable spaces …

The roof of the electric house is severely damaged by storms in 2020. Photo: Vo Ngoc Thanh

With the solution to renovate the courtyard of the dynasty, supplement the principle that the stones are replaced by paving the yard to ensure the same material, harmony in color with the surrounding old stones; repair, reinforce, and preserve to the utmost the old balustrades that are still usable; reuse materials of the balustrade that has been damaged; clarifying more solutions to organize the planting of trees, miniatures of the electric courtyard garden area on the basis of researching historical documents.

The roof of the electric house roof is seriously degraded, the damaged roof must be reinforced with corrugated iron. Photo: Ngoc Van

According to historical and scientific documents, Thai Hoa Palace is the most important architectural work in the Royal Palace of the Nguyen Dynasty. This is the place where the great ceremonies and dynasty meetings took place with the participation of the king, prince, the prince, and the princes.

Thai Hoa palace name is derived from Kinh Dich. The word “Hoa” means harmony, harmony, “Thai Hoa” is the yin and yang Qi which is harmonious with each other. King of the world needs to keep a good harmony between yin and yang, erection and needs to be useful for all things.

Construction was completed in February 1805 and completed in October 1805.

Initially, Thai Hoa electricity was located about 45 meters northwest of the current location. In March 1833, when adjusting the planning and completing the architectural system in the Citadel, King Minh Mang moved Thai Hoa Palace to the South, building a more massive and magnificent building.

The electric wall is broken and cracked Dragon head-shaped wooden structures are supported by specialized iron bars. Photo: Ngoc Van

After 22 times of restoration, due to time factors and serious weather effects, especially the stormy storm at the end of 2020, the special relic of Thai Hoa electricity has deteriorated seriously, some components. Wood has rotted, not guaranteed safety

Therefore, investment in restoration and embellishment of the works is very urgent.