Modern version of the traditional Vietnamese “tube house”
The owner of this house used to live in Toronto but decided to return to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam in social club to assistance her mother. Being used with a spacious and blusterous home, she felt really uncomfortable when she realized that her childhood abode was dark and crowded. She presented great interest in sustainable design so she decided to apply that as inspiration for her new home.
View in gallery As a issue, Ms. Ha and Mr. Shen, her time to come husband, started planning their new dwelling. They went to Vo Trong Nghia, a celebrated Vietnamese architect for help. He was a friend and he too presented the same interest in minimalist and sustainable design as Ms. Ha. Then, in 2010, the couple started designing their domicile, a four-level tube house of about 220 square meters/two,368 square feet. The business firm was built in eight months and cost $150,000.
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View in gallery The couple'southward new house is situated between ii empty buildings lots. It features white concrete slabs on the front end and back facades meant to deflect the straight sunlight while likewise allowing for natural ventilation to occur. The ground level contains the main entry and a staircase, as well as a narrow bedroom with connection to a small courtyard. On the three upper floors are located the living area, the kitchen, the master bedchamber, a second bedroom and a rooftop garden. Overall, the firm features a modern design and the best part is the sustainability.
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