A quiet space with rich Hue flavors, in the heart of Saigon
A cool green garden seems to encapsulate the childhood of those who love nostalgia. A quiet space with rich Hue flavors, in the heart of Saigon.
The house feels both strange and familiar but is easy to sympathize with guests, even those who are just coming for the first time. Strange because the simple, neat lines and shapes are wrapped in a frame architecture, seemingly without a single redundant detail. Familiar thanks to the bright red tiled roof, familiar louvered doors located in the middle of a gentle garden covered with green trees and water. The intersection between tradition and modernity creates a space full of sophistication and a bit "very Hue" like the homeowner's lifestyle.
There, every room is open to the garden and green areas can be seen from every corner of the house. There, the four-sided pyramidal tile roof with two high gables helps the tropical house always be naturally cooled, even during the days when Saigon is on fire. The living space of a family of four also does not lack elegantly designed and sophisticated furniture. All are tinged with a deep color, giving way to the colors of leaves and flowers.
As the world is closely connected by the digital era, architectural trends and design styles of many countries in the region have many similarities. The difference lies in the habits and culture of the locality and users. With this house, geographical location, climate and sunlight direction play an important role in arranging space and choosing covering materials for the project.
Besides, the architect also paid special attention to cultural and color ideas to give to the investor - a son of Hue living in Saigon. As if wanting to hold on to something very Hue.
