Hue, a city in the Central Vietnam, is famous for its complex of ancient capital relics recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage since 1993. The poetic landscape with charming mountains and rivers not only creates natural beauty, but also contributes to shaping the unique architectural style here. While traditional architecture is clearly present in the central area, the suburbs have a more modern appearance, creating a harmonious blend of ancient and contemporary.
Only 10 minutes drive from the city center, the house is located in an area with mountainous terrain, tropical monsoon climate, sunshine and rain changing constantly throughout the year.
The house is designed with 2 criteria: Architecture in harmony with natural terrain and good resistance to harsh climate. Bringing a wonderful living space to the homeowner.
1. Architecture in harmony with natural terrain:
There is almost no impact from humans on the terrain during the construction process, the house is built with an architecture that is freely designed according to the slope of the mountainous terrain.
With 4 directions of hills, the house is designed to maximize the panorama. Using large windows, open spaces, high gardens... to increase the view, catch the wind and get natural light.
2. Good resistance to harsh climates:
In the Central region, Hue is an area with harsh climates. Hot in the summer, heavy rain in the winter. So the garden landscape is designed with a large area of up to 90%. In front, on the side, behind the building and on the roof of the building, there are many kinds of trees. Bringing a lot of green space to the house and reducing the temperature of the house.
Using environmentally friendly building materials such as: recycled wood, recycled plastic, available natural stone,...
The highlight of the house is its unique architecture and bringing nature into the house. The house is a picturesque work of architectural art at the foot of the hill. With modern architecture mixed with local character. Contributing to the future architecture of the hilly region. A permanent place to live and feel!
