Quang House is a typical duplex villa in Gamuda Gardens urban area. The house is the residence of a family with 3 generations (5 members) and it is the typical image of most Vietnamese traditional families. The house owner is a young person, he loves nature and reading book. Design requirement is a modern, minimalistic house, close to nature but with personality and culture to suit all family members. There is almost nothing worth mentioning about the state of the house except for a large lawn of the project that surrounds the house with large canopies like a picture of the European forest in a picture.

The design plan proposed is to take advantage of the green space of the grass surrounding the house to expand the main views from inside the house while increasing the area of light, exposure to nature and good wind for the house. With the criterion of promoting traditional handmade materials, the architect has used a lot of hand-made materials and materials such as ceramic bricks, ceramic lamps, rattan lamps, imitation cement walls, and lacquered concrete floors. , wooden rattan furniture. The image of arches, arched windows, and arched wooden doors are brought into the modern architectural space, creating a unique, new but familiar and nostalgic impression.

The second floor is the place to arrange the bedrooms of the elderly with modern Asian style. The site area is quite small, but with the requirement of 2 separate old-age bedrooms, the architect has an innovative solution that is to use open-and-close wooden walls to change spaces flexibly with more diverse functions. No longer are the secret bedrooms, but only closed walls, all the walls of the room are demolished and replaced by light-penetrating wooden walls (hollow polycarbonate sheets) that are both private and still ensure good light. When closed, the wooden wall system forms 2 separate bedrooms, but when opened, it is a spacious living room for children to play with grandparents. The soft curves of the wooden walls create an attractive open space.

The third floor has 2 bedrooms of the owner and the little girl. The familiar image of the traditional tile roofs is that the sloping roof is now being applied to a modern bedroom. Furniture is refined in color and detail, softer with arched wooden doors, ceramic lamps and rattan.

The idea of ​​a modern house full of Vietnamese culture was sent by the architect through the work with the help of the host. Success brings great emotional value to the user. New thinking about "Vietnamese house" is a direction that we will continue to explore and innovate in the saturated era of modern housing architecture.