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Imposing House in Vietnam with Internal Vertical Gardens

By Magaly • May 26, 2017

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Binh-House-14

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Binh-House-12

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Binh-House-10 - Night view of the building

Binh-House-09 - Bathroom

Binh-House-08 - Bedroom with glass doors and internal balcony

Binh-House-07 - Bedroom with glass doors and internal balcony

Binh-House-06 - Dining room between plants and trees

Binh-House-05 - Interior view of the gardens

Binh-House-04 - Interior view of the gardens

Binh-House-03 - Internal gardens seen from above

Binh-House-02 - Terrace at the top of the building

Binh-House-01 - Exterior view. Vertical construction

Imposing House in Vietnam with Internal Vertical Gardens

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This wonderful structure, which was designed to have a vertical shape and be a place where gardens and glass walls meet between the two main concrete façades, is a magnificent idea that improves the microclimate, giving not only abundant natural light, but also adequate ventilation to each of the rooms that comprise it.

This project, which is located in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam and covers an area of 321 square feet, was designed by the architectural firm VTN architects in the year 2016

On its sides, we can find spaces that open horizontally and where plants grow abundantly, giving a beautiful touch to this amazing home.

Inside, the gardens are filled with different types of plants, giving the space fresh air, plenty of ventilation, and offering shade to allow those who live there to rest while also providing them with a direct special contact with nature.

The use of concrete, wood, and stone in its construction greatly reduces the maintenance costs.

The interior spaces have glass doors and balconies, which offer privacy and independence to the interior, as well as the option of interacting with families and friends.