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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Maison T in Hanoi, Vietnam by NGHIA-ARCHITECTMay 29th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: NGHIA-ARCHITECT “If we consider the whole street as a lively symphony that mesmerizes people with its rapidly rhythm, then the house would be a rest creating that small but soulful gap, just enough for people to drown into the life’s melody”.  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT
 Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT The house in a typical Hanoi alley was designed for a young man who have just came back to hometown after a long time living abroad. He wanted a house with private space but also open, a place where he can have some nice relaxing time and a place he can share with friends as a peaceful hideout. This client also has a best friend living with – his dog, so this house must be a friendly space for the dog, must have a garden for both to enjoy nature. Based on the needs of the client and the location of site plan, the architect offered a free and open design, all the boundaries of functions are disappeared. The house is quiet but open – a small house with just enough of everything.  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT In a crowded and busy city like Hanoi, people take advantage of every single area they have. This house and its garden stand humbly among all the blocks of raising buildings. Instead of using all the land or keeping a indoor space for ourselves, the house stands back to offer the whole alley a green space, a small but precious gap in a ‘inch of land is an ounce of gold’ urban. Front gate is built by alternated bricks which created the sparse fence seperated the house from the street but at the same time shared the green space with neighbors.  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT The plan area is only 40 sqm. Inside, the whole space is connected even when there are no walls to fixed the functions for any space. Light and ventilations are bringed into the house in general and particurlaly for each space. The architect chose natural and rustic materials for the house to bring the close and comfortable feelings, but still quality for a simple lifestyle.  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT  Image Courtesy © NGHIA-ARCHITECT
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