Located on the riverbank, the 64-meter-square house stands out in the neighborhood thanks to its transparency and outdoor greenery. Initially, the homeowners wanted to build a house without hurting the garden, so they decided to use glass walls to erase the boundaries between inside and out. |
Plants act as the outer skin of the house. Thanks to the river breeze and free sliding wall system, the house always enjoys optimal air circulation. |
The bedroom on the first floor has a 360-degree view of the river. |
The house is symbiotically intertwined with the old trees through layers of overlapping rooms of different depths. |
A small garden on the roof offers residents a place to relax and watch the river cutting through the capital. |
Glass doors and walls give the house a distinctive nocturnal glow. |
Metal and glass also help block out external heat and noise. |
Photos by vn-a and Hoang Le