Archdaily features house in Nha Trang on its website

VOV.VN -Archdaily, one of the world's most popular architecture websites, recently showcased a house in the Vietnamese coastal city Nha Trang on its website.

The house is located in Nha Trang, surrounded by beautiful ocean and mountains. 

The client wanted a large house with a large garden. Answering to this request, a single roof is designed as a hanging garden to plant numerous trees and plants on it. 

The local building code, however, requires almost 50% of the roof area be covered by grey or orange-colour tiling and sloped. 

To comply with this rule but maximize the green area atop, the roof is divided into parallel bands of greened roofs and tiled roofs in an alternating sequence.

The interior spaces of the house are structured by this system of parallel bands. 

Under the tiled roof are the living, dining and bed rooms, while service spaces such as bathrooms, storages and circulation spaces are under the greened roof. 

A void and three patios are designed within the system of bands to enhance natural lighting and ventilation.

The house is one of the latest variations of the serial house project called ‘house for trees’. 

The large single roof is departing from the scale of private house. It is more like an infrastructure or a pocket park open to the neighbours. 

Gently sloped, this roof-landscape is visually connected to the surrounded mountains. In the shadow of trees, the residents can enjoy the views and spend their life with full of greenery.



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