The house has two floors, built on a 139 m2 plot of land in a small alley, in the countryside of Vinh Phuc province.

The group of architects chose to create a modern, convenient living space, suitable for the new lifestyle, but without losing the long-standing architectural identity of the locality.

Inspired by traditional Northern architecture, the project recreates typical details such as the panel door system, bamboo blinds, cleverly combined with modern materials such as stone, tiles, concrete, steel, and lime paint, creating a harmonious blend between old and new.

The architectural form is designed in a simple, concise geometric spirit, but still reminiscent of the appearance of a traditional Northern house.

Walls, doors and roof tiles are all treated to have a contemporary aesthetic while preserving the local architectural identity.

The design and construction process is balanced to contribute to regulating the microclimate, bringing comfort and sustainability during use.

Cross section of the project.

The entrance is always bright and airy but still maintains the necessary privacy.

The first floor is arranged with common living space including living room, kitchen - dining room, parking lot, office and a bedroom.

Living room with neutral furniture, prioritizing natural lighting and ventilation solutions.

The kitchen and dining area are connected to the living room, creating a spacious feeling.

Kitchen with dark interior.

Windows help bring light and good air circulation to the kitchen and dining area.

The working desk area is arranged in a private corner but still close to the common living area.

Compact bedroom with windows for light.

Floor plan.