It spans 112 square meters and serves as a recreational property for an architect’s family.
Red tiles cover the western side of the house and are placed away from each other to create a natural ventilation system. Combined with a roof made from palm leaves, the structure helps the house avoid sunlight in the afternoon.
The house is equipped with an outdoor pool, of which the water is sanitized using sea salt made at the province’s Sa Huynh beach.
The eaves of the house are made from clear colorful plastic sheets, which absorb and reflect light into different colors.
A two-meter hall separates the outer walls and the core interior of the house. It also serves as a transition space which protects the inner part from the heat during hot days and from cold temperature during cooler days.
The inside of the house is separated into a living room, a bedroom, and a restroom. The living room is equipped with a minimal amount of furniture, mainly made from natural wood.
Sliding doors are used to avoid crashes with walls on stormy days.
A wood paneling wall is used as the boundary between the living room and the bedroom.
The bedroom is equipped with a wall cabinet to take the most advantage of the space.
The restroom is divided into sections for different uses, including a toilet, a bathroom, and a sauna.
The room is separated from outer spaces with two walls, one made from glass and the other made from tiles, which bring both natural light and fresh air inside.
