After 3 years of construction, Bat Trang Ceramic Community House has been put into operation in 2021. The purpose of the building is to showcase artisans’ works, retell the history of the village, and introduce the different materials and techniques used in pottery-making. With a total investment of 150 billion VND, the project is part of "The Center for Quintessence of the Vietnamese craft village” with the intention of developing craft villages and preserving the traditions of pottery craft more than 500 years old.

Year of completion:

2020

Architects:
1+1>2 Architects

Location:
Lô H3-LC Khu đô thị Starlake Hồ Tây, khu đô thị Tây Hồ Tây, Bắc Từ Liêm, Hà Nội, Việt Nam

Awards:

Client:
Mr. Binh Phan

Location:
Dong Anh, Hanoi

Year of design:
2012

Year of completion:
2014

Land area:
595 sqm

Building footprint:
245 sqm

GFA:
700 sqm

Old Hanoi is a system of villages in the city of  water areas, large trees, friendly spaces, close to local people. In the context of the urbanization, high buildings have been established fastly, high speed of concretizing, high density, traffic jams, dust, human and living environment,  polluted environment, etc.  The idea is to build a "HANGING VILLAGE" in vertical axis, creating a peaceful ecosystem which helps filter dust and reduce noise. The building uses two-layer low-E glasses material, non-heating bricks.

Location:
Trung Van Commune, Tu Liem District, Ha Noi City

Architects:
Hoang Thuc Hao, Do Minh Duc

Year:
2016

Site area:
9625.2 m2

Construction area:
3826 m2

Total floor area:
10938.5 m2

The trend of box-shaped apartments with a central ladder core is quite popular in big cities in our country. This form first meets the needs of land use, but is very limited in terms of natural lighting and ventilation for apartments and the middle traffic core. Thin apartments with a reasonable length - width ratio, maximum contact with nature is a suitable trend for Vietnam's tropical high-rise areas.