Vietnamese studio CTA – Creative Architects has crafted Nam House in Ho Chi Minh City. Designed in 2024, the specialists used the structure’s brick facade and water feature to evoke bioclimatic design. The residence comprises three volumes of varying sizes. Industrial beams frame the block which is covered with long, thin and soft red clay bricks in a raked process. Additionally, tall bamboo plants cover the courtyard, acting as a screen.
Cote Architects highlights local climate-smart features throughout this concrete home in Huế, Vietnam. Designed in 2024, the PVT House comprises two stacked volumes arranged around a lush garden, easing natural lighting and ventilation. Passive cooling methods include open-air patios and a facade with adjustable glass doors, enhancing air circulation. This approach not only ensures comfort but also reduces energy use, resonating with the studio’s focus on environmentally friendly solutions.
The Ajisai Hill House, designed by the acclaimed idee architects Vietnam, is a stunning example of modern architecture seamlessly integrated with the natural landscape of Vietnam. Situated on a steep mountain slope, this house measures 1000m2 and has spectacular views of a golf course and Tam Dao mountain range.
The architect’s innovative solution divides the property into two parts so that the highest point contains an upper block for maximum natural lighting and ventilation, while the lower part includes a garage as well as other supportive spaces. The two parts are connected with a dedicated elevator and steel bridge.
Vertical Heaven, an urban residence in Hanoi, Vietnam, showcases the seamless fusion of practical functionality and a deep connection to natural elements. Designed by LADD Architects in collaboration with THREEPLUS Design, this house exemplifies how thoughtful design can address the constraints of narrow urban plots while creating a space that is both functional and harmonious.
Rạch Giá House, a captivating residential project designed by the renowned KM Architecture Office, stands as a harmonious fusion of nature, space, and humanity in the coastal region of Kiên Giang, Vietnam.
This single-family house, completed in 2019, showcases a unique architectural approach that seamlessly integrates the tropical climate and local surroundings, creating a visually striking and functionally efficient living environment. Blending raw concrete, warm oak wood, and an abundance of verdant greenery, the design seamlessly connects the interior spaces with the lush park just beyond the property, offering residents a serene and rejuvenating living experience.
Phong Cách Minimalism is a stunning apartment project designed by ATZ Luxury in Vietnam. This project, completed in 2024, showcases the sleek simplicity and elegance of minimalist interior design. The focus on open spaces and natural light creates a serene living environment, making it a perfect retreat for modern urban dwellers. Embrace the tranquility and beauty of minimalist living in this architectural gem.
Hot Beans Coffee & Cuisine, a captivating cafe and restaurant designed by Mamoru Maeda, has recently opened its doors in the vibrant city of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. Boasting a striking and modern aesthetic, this 2022 project seamlessly blends local Vietnamese influences with a sleek, contemporary design approach, creating a unique and inviting dining experience for visitors.
The carefully curated menu and visually appealing interiors make Hot Beans a must-visit destination for architecture and design enthusiasts, as well as discerning foodies, in the heart of Vietnam’s bustling metropolis.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, is known for its dense urban landscape, often with limited living spaces and greenery. However, the EcoBreeze House, designed by A+ Architects in 2023, offers a refreshing solution.
This 330 m2 modern house in the heart of the city embraces a unique double-skin facade system, enabling the building to “breathe” and harmonize with the local climate. Integrating native greenery throughout the home, the design team has blurred the boundaries between the built environment and nature, creating a light-filled, sustainable oasis for the owners.
