The Ruby Riverside apartment project, located on a plot of land marked CT8 in Phuc Dong Ward, Long Bien District, Hanoi, is being developed by Thang Long – Vietnam Housing Development and Investment Joint Stock Company. The project, which spans over 12,800 square meters, was granted a construction permit by the Hanoi Department of Construction in July 2024, with a scale of 21 floors above ground and four basements. The contractor for this project is Ruby Land Housing Development Investment Joint Stock Company.
During the construction of the Ruby Riverside apartment project in Phuc Dong Ward, Long Bien District, Hanoi, the foundation adjacent to Mai Phuc Street suddenly collapsed, taking a section of the street down with it (red circle – PV).
However, during the construction process, the foundation adjacent to Mai Phuc Street unexpectedly collapsed, taking a section of the street down with it and causing concern among residents.
According to the leadership of the Phuc Dong Ward People’s Committee, the incident occurred on the afternoon of November 25. The Ward People’s Committee has coordinated with relevant units to ensure smooth traffic flow and the safety of nearby households.
Local authorities barricaded both ends of Mai Phuc Street, where the road collapse occurred, to ensure the area’s safety.
Additionally, the Ward People’s Committee requested that the investor invite design consulting, supervision, and appraisal units to assess the current situation and identify the cause of the incident, and to subsequently report to the Ward and District People’s Committees.
Furthermore, the Phuc Dong Ward authorities, in collaboration with the Urban Construction Order Management Team, have prepared a violation record and reported it to the district for the issuance of an administrative violation decision. The investor has also been instructed to rectify the consequences and commit to restoring the road to its original state.
The Ruby Riverside project boasts a prime location on Nguyen Lam Street and Mai Phuc Street, adjacent to a high-end urban area.
Confirming the incident, the investor’s representative stated that they are working with relevant agencies and units to address the situation. “For now, we are filling the collapsed section of the road with sand to prevent any impact on the surrounding road structure. Afterward, we will coordinate with relevant units to restore the road to its original state,” the representative added.
The Capital’s Allocation of 68,000 Square Meters for the Construction of the Dong Anh Bus Terminal
The Dong Anh Bus Station spans an impressive 54,000 square meters and boasts a capacity of 148 parking spaces. The centerpiece of this transportation hub is the 3-story operational control building, strategically located at the heart of the bus station. Additionally, a striking feature of the station is the pair of 12-story public service complexes that complement the main building, elevating the overall functionality and aesthetic appeal of this modern transportation facility.
Renovating Old Apartments in Hanoi: High-Rises without Increasing the Number of Units
Speaking to Tien Phong Newspaper, Mr. Nguyen Ba Nguyen, Deputy Director of the Department of Planning and Architecture of Hanoi, said that the current mechanism for planning the renovation of old apartment buildings facilitates the formulation of detailed planning by districts and counties.
The Most Populous District in Hanoi to Establish Two New Wards
The resolution will see the establishment of two new wards in Hanoi: Van Mieu – Quoc Tu Giam and Phuong Lien – Trung Tu, both located in the Dong Da district.
The Capital Scrapping Two Key Decisions on Land Auction Reserve Prices
The Hanoi People’s Committee has revoked two decisions pertaining to the authorization for approving the starting price for auctions of land-use rights for land allocation or land lease in the city.
The Capital’s Triumphant Trio: Hanoi’s Upcoming Construction of Three Majestic Bridges Over the Red River
The Hanoi authorities have approved plans to construct three new bridges across the Red River: Tu Lien, Tran Hung Dao, and Ngoc Hoi. These bridges will be built between 2025 and 2030, providing vital new connections across this majestic waterway.
