Archdaily featured the three-story home in the central province of Ha Tinh for its unique design.
The terraced home combines a mix of architecture and agriculture. |
Covering roughly 160 square meters, the house features a discreet exterior design to ensure the privacy of the owner. |
From the outside, the three-story house looks like a seamless block. |
The architect spared a third of the family lot for a kind of playground that seperates the house from the noise of the street. |
The broad entrance provides plenty of natural sunlight. |
The slope of the terraces leaves the house wide open to sight angles. |
The house maximizes minimalist design; white is the dominant color. |
The owner grows both vegetables and ornamental plants in terraced planters outfitted with irrigation systems. |
Terrace house provides urban residents a chance to get closer to nature by giving them first-hand experience in planting and harvesting. |
The house was designed by two architects, Hoang Thanh Ha and Tran Ngoc Phuong -- the latter of whom just won second prize at this year's 2A Asia Architecture Awards. |
Photos courtesy of Nguyen Tien Thanh
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