Her father is quite conservative with views of old building thinking, while our ideas are quite new to him. In the design and construction process, the most difficult for us and her is to convince her father. All these spaces are directed towards the green space of the small garden between the house. The remaining area is one bedroom and toilet. In Vietnamese culture, these spaces are extremely important.
This garden has created the wind and light for all space of the 1st floor and is also the space for reading books and relaxing of the family.Ģnd floor: We spend most of the space on the 2nd floor as the common living area, reading room, and worship room. One bedroom is located at the end and is separated from the kitchen and dining room by a small garden. In this project, we designed quite simple.ġst floor: The first space before entering the house is a welcoming hall and also a small motorbike garage, after the door is the living room, and then the kitchen and dining room.
Despite the small area, we always try to persuade the investors to apply to their project. We understand that: Light and trees are extremely important to each of us. But for us, those green spaces are almost mandatory to put on design in all projects. Because of the relatively small area, most investors rarely sacrifice the space used for trees and light. In Vietnam, the planning of the residential area is mostly divided into 5mx20m. We exchanged a lot of ideas and had many common points: Everything is really simple, clean, with more areas for green space. Through careful study, she came to us, she liked the way we did through our projects posted on ArchDaily. Since her parents have been building the house many times but they have never felt satisfactory, this time she wanted to find a good design consultant to design a new home that suits the needs to use and is aesthetically pleasing. She shared that her parents in Vietnam were planning to build a new house for them and her brother to live. She is a landscape architect and is currently working for a large Australian landscape design company. On the morning of the end of 2017, I suddenly received a phone call from a Vietnamese girl in Australia. Text description provided by the architects. Architect: To Huu Dung, Tran Thi Anh Nguyet.
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