OM House is a private villa for a family including parents, son and daughter. Located in Da Nang, Vietnam, the house is designed by An Nam Design and Build with a closed facade and big garden inside, creating a greenery space inside the city. The living space is surrounded by variety garden for many outdoor activities. The harmonious combination of raw concrete ceiling and natural materials brings an original feeling of nature and creates calm, relaxation.
The Shining Home is a duplex penthouse renovation project located in the My Khanh residential complex, Phu My Hung, Ho Chi Minh City. Designed by ShapeUs Studio in 2023, the 310m² apartment serves as the home of a young family with their twin children and beloved dog. The design revolves around the family’s daily routines, creating functional areas that interconnect seamlessly, fostering harmony between working, living, and playing within the shared rhythm of everyday life.
Set in Hanoi, Vietnam, AO Apartment reimagines a typical contemporary Vietnamese apartment into a comfortable and tranquil abode for a two-generation family, using Terrazzo, Vassari mineral paint, and Plywood. Designer DAT Studio aims to enhance the family interaction to be more cohesive and relaxed through the creation of central communal living spaces which conform to the traditional Vietnamese domestic culture that is gradually diminishing in modern lifestyles.
The C6 house, designed by CTA – Creative Architects, is located in the Cẩm Mỹ District, Dong Nai, Vietnam. Crafted in 2024, this countryside residence prioritizes spaces for large family gatherings, with a 70-square-metre communal area for reunions and celebrations.
The design also integrates unique features like a half-inside, half-outside BBQ table and a sizable porch, emphasizing indoor-outdoor living.
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.