Located in District 2, the Saigon House features a refreshing garden design, windows with bamboo blinds, and a long wooden corridor... vividly recreating the traditional housing architecture of the Vietnamese people.
| The front facade of Saigon House extends 12.5 meters, designed with manually crafted ventilation blocks to regulate natural light into the interior space. |
| The swimming pool, parking area, and kitchen are strategically positioned at the front, while bedrooms and the living room are situated towards the rear. Through open spaces, these functional areas seamlessly connect with each other. |
| The architect raises the swimming pool higher than the ground floor to create more activity space for the homeowners. |
| The harmonious blend of materials including stone, concrete, wood... shapes a cool tropical living space. |
| To ensure essential privacy, the architect designs communal activity areas and bedrooms at the rear of the Saigon House. |
| The homeowners prioritize using furniture made from simple, natural wood materials, creating a friendly and close-to-nature atmosphere. |
| The wooden door system, designed in a leaf-like folding style, promotes ventilation, efficiently welcomes natural light, and flexibly opens and closes according to the homeowner's needs. |
| The spacious and well-lit dining area is an ideal space for hosting intimate meals and gatherings with friends. |
| The communal living space is flooded with natural light. It also serves as an entertainment room, meeting place for close friends. |
| Passing through the ventilation blocks at the front of the Saigon House, natural light creates beautiful shadows, bringing a fresh and delightful atmosphere. |
| A long, well-lit wooden corridor enhances the connection between rooms within the house. |
| Natural light permeates every corner of the bedroom, accentuating the natural beauty of wooden furniture and a few decorative accessories. |
| The modern and spacious bathroom opens up to a lush green garden. The soft, warm-toned long wooden shelf holds a gracefully shaped handwashing basin. |
| Wall paintings, small decorative plants, accent lights from the mirror, ceiling lamps... create an irresistibly appealing atmosphere in this functional space. |
Posted by: Châu Nguyễn Minh
Keywords: Saigon House Revives Traditional Vietnamese Architecture
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