Front view of the building in different angles. But hard does not mean impossible. What one can recognize when passing the building is a unified shape and quite superficial compared to the actual size of the house, and not as tall as street houses. 6 common floors. Even more surprising when approaching the living spaces inside. After the process of understanding the investor’s needs, the design team determined the project’s goal is to aim for a minimalist outside, modern and fully functional inside space. The house also clearly shows the owner’s personality through romantic spaces, filled with trees and raw materials. Because the land is close to the market, the owner wants to reserve the first floor for business lease. The homeowner’s kitchen and dining table space is on the 5th floor. The floors above the homeowner want to have architectural differences between the floors, so the design team created a cover with green trees combined with wind-cotton walls made of iron frames and cemboard sheets. This has made the building have a common unity when viewed from the outside, attractive and “mysterious”, arousing curiosity about the interior. When approaching the interior spaces, especially functional areas for family activities, it is clearer the value that the investor receives from the design team. Master bedroom. Common toilet block on the 5th floor. Private toilet block of the main bedroom. The owner lives in Saigon, has a busy working time, so he wants a space to enjoy the true resort style and is a warm highlight in the crowded market neighborhood. Therefore, the bedrooms, wc, kitchen, and office rooms have open spaces and harmony with trees. In particular, the 5th floor of the house is arranged with a kitchen, with an open view of the city and an asymptotic kitchen space with green gardens, feeling like nature rushes into the house. The rooftop combines the architect’s office connected to the kitchen by a small open-air staircase in the style of steps to create a softer space. A typical apartment for rent. The difference of the facade, the contrast between the bustling outer scenery and the relaxing, romantic interior space, the soft lines of the curved arches, the combinations of wood and ground concrete, The bench bends and surrounds the space, both creating comfort and contributing to the beauty of the overall architecture. It is surprising and difficult to find a bold space to relax in the middle of a noisy and crowded market town like this. Detail of the wind cotton wall array from cemboard. Some views of the kitchen and exterior architecture at night time. Photos taken at the location: Binh Gia, Ward 13, Tan Binh District, Ho Chi Minh City Design: H.2 Architect Design team: Tran Van Huynh, Nguyen Thi Xuan Hai, Nguyen Duc Khanh, Nguyen Van Hoa, Do Trong Nhan Kiet, Nguyen Van Trung Email: H2arch.vn@gmail.com Interior: KAA Studio Nam Khuong – Image: Quang Tran

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