In the near future, lianas are going to spread their stems all over the steel net system and create a fresh green filter for the house instead of cold concrete and steel. The concrete bridges cross and stack each other, the remaining space is a place for man and nature. In the same way, the design team formed a thin steel cover layer that relatively separates private spaces, and captures the most distinctive ones. In the early morning or afternoon, you can clearly hear the bell from the Church, or just by walking out from the house, after a few steps, you can directly be in touch with the ambiance of the “alley” of Sai Gon, which comprises a specialty of urban culture. The main concept is to create a living space that hovers above a mini-garden, giving the feeling of walking on bridges.Īll the primary activities in the house will be connected throughout the empty zone between plants, water as well as natural light.Īnother distinguishing feature is the location adjacent to historical buildings of Sai Gon such as Tân Định Church, and Tân Định Market.Īlso, the house is located in the middle of district 3 which is considered the most “condense” area of the city. The goal during the design stage is to create more spaces in the context of diminishing actual living space for humans due to the contemporary trends in “city-building.”ĭuring discussions with the owner, the first task to be consulted is to create a bigger garden instead of a few small green zones at the entrance or at the doorstep. This residence is designed for a female owner who truthfully desired not only a comfortable but also convenient living space situated in the center area of a hectic city.
Villa Tan Dinh has recently been awarded a 2022 Green Good Design Award by the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.
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