MOỌC Spring in Quảng Bình, Vietnam by RÂU ARCH

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The project is a combination of accommodation, convalescence, restaurant and food service to be built to serve the needs of tourists visiting the spring water stream.

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• Architects: RÂU ARCH
• Project: MOỌC Spring
• Location: Suối Nước Moọc, Quảng Bình, Vietnam
• Photography: Hùng Râu Kts
• Lead Architect: Hùng Râu KTS
• Construction works: engineer Nguyen Khac Thuc and engineer Duong Anh Tuan
• Built Area (m2 or sqft): 380 m2
• Footprint: 760 m2
• Completion Year: 2016

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The first floor of the building is a residential area for visitors and ancillary services such as kitchen, storage, sanitary and bathing areas, And wall tiles decorated with chopped stone.

The 2nd floor is a reception area for visitors to combine the refreshment area, restaurant, used reinforced concrete pillars combined with nulgar bamboo Tree material, Leaf leaf, reinforced steel frame system.

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

On the overall architecture, the project uses raw materials and raw materials to match the modern materials to ensure the construction is sustainable because the construction area is the place where frequent floods and storms annually.

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

The building’s skylight is used to light the middle part.

The roof truss system is quite sophisticated.

Hope this project will contribute to the homeland an interesting tourist attractions full of interesting.

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

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Image Courtesy © Hùng Râu Kts

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Image Courtesy © RÂU ARCH

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Tags: Quảng Bình, Vietnam

Categories: House, Residential

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