Located in a residential area on the outskirts of Hanoi, B House is owned by a concrete factory owner.Before starting the project, the land had 3 open sides. However, if according to the plan, the two sides of B House will soon be “filled” with trees house Others are built in the future.The homeowner wishes to own a cool living space, where all bedrooms can view the garden in front of the house while still ensuring privacy and security.The front of House Impressed with the iron frame pressed bamboo door system that can open and close flexibly.The bamboo slat door system helps reduce direct sunlight from the East while ensuring privacy and security issues.Light from outside is drawn from the roof through glass panels to the green space inside.Around this space are long and wide stairs and corridors connecting functional spaces with other functions in the house.Skylights and glass roofs help the indoor space get maximum natural light.The stairs are a movement area and at the same time the center connecting the functional spaces inside 2-storey house.To satisfy the homeowner’s love of concrete, the architect chose the main finishing material for B House to be concrete with a rough surface.Chestnut wood helps the space become more cozy.Every design of the house aims to blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. Photo source: Hoang LeClose-up of actor Manh Truong’s dreamlike villa
Located in a residential area on the outskirts of Hanoi, B House is owned by a concrete factory owner.
Before starting the project, the land had 3 open sides. However, if according to the plan, the two sides of B House will soon be “filled” with trees house Others are built in the future.
The homeowner wishes to own a cool living space, where all bedrooms can view the garden in front of the house while still ensuring privacy and security.
The front of House Impressed with the iron frame pressed bamboo door system that can open and close flexibly.
The bamboo slat door system helps reduce direct sunlight from the East while ensuring privacy and security issues.
Light from outside is drawn from the roof through glass panels to the green space inside.
Around this space are long and wide stairs and corridors connecting functional spaces with other functions in the house.
Skylights and glass roofs help the indoor space get maximum natural light.
The stairs are a movement area and at the same time the center connecting the functional spaces inside 2-storey house.
To satisfy the homeowner’s love of concrete, the architect chose the main finishing material for B House to be concrete with a rough surface.
Chestnut wood helps the space become more cozy.
Every design of the house aims to blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. Photo source: Hoang Le