House in vietnam

Project • By Dopaviews Design • Private Houses

ST.HOUSE

The three-story house is designed for a young family of two parents and two children, located in the suburban area of Hanoi, Vietnam, where nature and expansive open fields become an integral part of the living experience. Designed in a modern architectural style, the house emphasizes the connection between people and nature through landscaped gardens, natural light, and passive ventilation. The Ground Floor serves as the main communal living space, comprising the living room, kitchen and dining area, and a bathroom. The front driveway provides parking for a car and connects seamlessly with the surrounding gardens. Along one side of the house, a green pedestrian path creates a soft landscape buffer between the building and its surrounding... More

Project • By Studia 54 • Private Houses

Modern Asian style residence in Vietnam

Modern Asian Style Residence in VietnamSet within the lush tropical landscape of Vietnam, this private residence is conceived as a contemporary interpretation of Asian living, where architecture is inseparable from climate, nature, and everyday ritual. The design grows from its environment. Warm, humid air, shifting sunlight, dense vegetation, and constant interplay between interior and exterior life all become fundamental drivers of the architectural language. Rather than resisting these conditions, the house embraces them, allowing them to shape its spatial rhythm and material presence. Caption Caption Caption The residence is composed as a sequence of layered volumes that open and close in response to privacy, light, and... More

The full-height glass brings light into the house

Quang Tran

Every element is meticulously aligned with the design language

Project • By NU architecture & design • Private Houses

The Odd One Out

The Optimal Solution For Small Spaces Located in Ho Chi Minh City’s bustling Go Vap district, the Odd One Out project redefines small-scale living, turning the limitations of a 29-square-meter home into an opportunity for innovation. Through spatial efficiency, seamless natural light integration, and material cohesion, the architecture team demonstrates how compact spaces can foster a dynamic and modern way of living. Quang Tran Quang Tran Cohesion is at the heart of this home’s design. From windows and door handles to cabinet pulls, wall lights, and a skylight, every element is thoughtfully aligned to create a unified aesthetic. This careful attention to detail enhances the home’s spatial clarity, reinforcing... More

Paul Phan

Project • By Sense Design Studio • Private Houses

NATURE CURTAIN HOUSE

A warm place welcome all members after long working day and enjoy life together The project is hidden in an densely populated and bustling alley “ 485, Nhật Tảo Market “,with a width of only 2,2 meter,in an old famous electronic market with nearly 20 years of operation. Caption Townhouse close together are also a characteristic of the urban system in Ho Chi Minh city as well as district 10. Therefore, proposing designs related to solving the outside noise, restricting views from the opposite neighbor ‘s house, providing natural light, green areas and outdoor paygrounds became the inspiration that the design team brought to the house. Caption Seen from the façade, horizontal concrete louvers arranged ha... More

Nhat Ha, Pham Quoc Huy

Project • By HIEN Architects • Housing

Dong Thu House

Dong Thu House is located in Dien Bien City, a city in the mountainous province of Northwest Vietnam with a relatively harsh climate - very cold in winter and hot in summer. The house is built with 3 floors on a 100m2 plot of land. From ensuring necessary functions and creating communal spaces to enhance connectivity for a three-generation family, to meeting the privacy needs of each individual. Nhat Ha, Pham Quoc Huy Nhat Ha, Pham Quoc Huy Nhat Ha, Pham Quoc Huy Nhat Ha, Pham Quoc Huy Additionally, there is a need to address the heat resistance issue as the majority of the vertical surface area of the house is exposed to the adverse effects of westward sunlight. Nhat Ha, Pham Quoc Huy Nhat Ha, Pham Quoc Huy... More

Right the entrance, a big wooden oval table play a connection role of people to have dinner and communicate to each other

QuangTran

Curves slightly separate the spaces but make spaces more soft

An extra long cabinet connect kitchen to living room

Project • By Arch.A Studio • Apartments

Palm Medi

Less furnitures, air and sunlight will be free to get in. Less materials, their value are shown up. It's balance in space.A 70m2 apartment with two bedrooms is located in Hochiminh city, Vietnam. This apartment building was built on an old palm forest beside the big city. It is a raw handing over apartment, but It's original plan was excellent designed with two balconies which created a huge flow for wind to get in and out of the space. In oder to keep the good air and sunlight, we aim to use as less furniture as possible. So, we could have more attention to details and usage of each items. This increase the value of furniture and materials. We tried to use less materials in oder to make a quiet and peacefull space. Only 3 main m... More

Project • By DATTHU • Housing

2 Storey Townhouse

The house is beautiful, simple but sophisticated, modern through smart block layout, elegant colors, unsophisticated lines. Use wind cement bricks and breathing spaces to enhance air convection for the whole house. House facing southwest, hot afternoon sun. To avoid the sun and avoid absorbing heat, the sleeping areas are arranged back to the back of the house. Do not use all the land, but arrange a large front yard. The design is both convenient as a garage, as well as a buffer space to help reduce heat and effectively prevent heat. More