This modern minimalist house is located in Phan Thiet City, Binh Thuan Province, and spans an area of 200 square meters. The two-story house features a flat roof and a unique, graceful design with a soft, curved top and two flower-shaped cutouts.
The architect created a soft curve at the top and carved out two flower-shaped openings, giving the house a unique and graceful identity.
The overall composition of the house is a standing rectangular block, typical of Vietnamese townhouses. The facade is divided into two main parts: the ground floor and the first floor.
The curved canopy is decorated with artistic ironwork in the shape of leaves, consistent with the overall concept of the house.
The interior design embraces minimalism, featuring flat walls softened by curves and accentuated with unique decorative details.
The open-plan design removes all partitions, creating a spacious and airy communal living area that fosters connectivity among family members.
The ground floor features an open-plan layout, a hallmark of modern townhouse architecture, seamlessly integrating the living room, dining area, and kitchen. The space exudes elegance and sophistication, skillfully blending materials, colors, and lighting.
The spiral staircase serves not only as a means of ascent but also as a sculptural masterpiece, the soul of the entire ground floor space.
The L-shaped kitchen optimizes space. The kitchen cabinets blend white doors with oak wood grain patterns and are designed without handles for a smooth, seamless look.
The curved language is consistently applied in the kitchen area: the corners of the upper cabinets are softly rounded, and the range hood is concealed within a vaulted decorative block, creating a harmonious and graceful appearance.
The first floor comprises three bedrooms, including a master bedroom for the parents and two smaller bedrooms for their son and daughter. The prayer room is integrated with the meditation room.
The study area and bookshelves are designed to be compact and suitable for the children’s height. The use of pastel green in this area helps define the functional space and stimulates creativity.
The boys’ bedroom is a smart, modern, and cheerful space, optimized for their studying, resting, and playing needs.
The girl’s bedroom is designed in a modern style, blending sweetness and femininity with smart functionality, creating an inspiring private world for the little girl.
In terms of ventilation and lighting, large windows and skylights in the staircase area, as well as strategically placed vents, ensure the townhouse is bright and airy, despite having only two open sides.
The skylight provides vertical lighting for the tube house.
The vents are designed with patterns to match the dominant image of “young bamboo shoots.”
Natural light floods the house.
The vents work efficiently, helping to save electricity costs.
The large window in the staircase area is a family favorite.
This project exemplifies a modern, intelligent, and aesthetically pleasing townhouse design. It successfully addresses the common challenges of tube houses, such as lack of lighting and ventilation, while creating a unique and distinctive facade through the use of shapes, curves, and delicate decorative details.
A Seaside Retreat: Embracing the Relaxing Resort Lifestyle with Open-Concept Design
The beachfront villa, nestled on the shores of the Riviera de São Lourenço in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, was designed with a young family of four in mind. This idyllic retreat caters to the family’s desire for a seaside escape, while also providing a welcoming space to gather and create lasting memories with loved ones.
The Homecoming Journey with GP Invest at the Palm Manor Model Home Launch
“GP. Invest has successfully hosted the ‘Welcome Home’ event, unveiling the contemporary American-style show homes at Palm Manor in Viet Tri, Phu Tho. The event was a journey of emotions and a significant milestone, attracting a large number of guests and marking the debut of this unique architectural style in the project’s location.”
