In late September, at the headquarters of the Hanoi People’s Committee, under the chairmanship of Vice Chairman Duong Duc Tuan, the consortium of Van Phu Real Estate Development JSC and Deo Ca Group JSC presented their second strategic report on the “Red River Scenic Axis” project. The meeting was attended by leaders from various departments, agencies, and local authorities.
Below are real images of the Red River and AI-generated visions of the completed project. Readers can hover between the two for a comparative view.
According to the plan, the consortium will continue to finalize the proposal and feasibility study for approval by the Hanoi People’s Committee. Photos: VGP & TVTK
Simultaneously, the project’s groundbreaking is scheduled for early 2026, demonstrating a strong commitment to this key initiative. Photos: Hanoi Moi & AI ChatGPT
The project, spanning approximately 40 km and utilizing 7,800 hectares of land, is divided into two sections: the right bank of the Red River (downstream) along Ring Road 4. Photos: Arttimes & AI ChatGPT
The project begins at Hong Ha Bridge and ends at Me So Bridge, with the left bank connecting to the Cultural Heritage and Economic Development Project along the Red River. Photos: Dau Tu Newspaper & AI ChatGPT
The project aims to create a “strategic backbone,” integrating transportation, urban development, culture, and ecology, revitalizing the entire riverside area. It will become Hanoi’s largest public space, offering safe and inspiring river access. Photos: VGP & AI ChatGPT
Upon completion, the “Red River Scenic Axis” will symbolize Hanoi’s innovation and development aspirations, becoming the “Miracle of the Red River.” Photos: Vietnam Finance & AI ChatGPT
With an estimated investment of 300 trillion VND (excluding land clearance costs), the project includes multiple components. The consortium proposes iconic architectural landmarks to define the Red River’s future identity. Photos: TTXVN & AI ChatGPT
The project’s three-phase strategy includes: establishing a central green axis, developing a riverside creative cultural zone, and creating a world-class urban riverside showcase. Photos: Dinh Huy & AI ChatGPT
The riverside space is designed with a multi-tiered, multi-functional structure based on natural topography. Photos: Arttimes & AI ChatGPT
The upper tier is designated for urban development, the middle tier for flexible multi-functional spaces like parks and semi-flooded landscapes, and the lower tier for flooded ecological parks, blending nature and urban design. Photos: TPO & AI ChatGPT
The project will feature three major functional zones, eight park clusters, and multiple central hubs. These components will be integrated into key development projects, including infrastructure, landscaping, and cultural events. Photos: TPO & AI ChatGPT
The project includes a modern transportation network with multi-layered, multi-modal systems, including roads, railways, monorails, and waterways, ensuring seamless connectivity and accessibility. Photos: Reatimes & AI ChatGPT
The second phase of the “Red River Scenic Axis” project marks a significant milestone, reflecting the city’s and investors’ commitment to creating a modern, sustainable riverside development for Hanoi in the 21st century. Photos: Kien Truc Magazine & AI ChatGPT
The project aims to create a “strategic backbone,” integrating transportation, urban development, culture, and ecology, revitalizing the entire riverside area. Photos: Hanoi Department of Culture & Sports & AI ChatGPT
It will offer residents safe, inspiring river access, creating Hanoi’s largest public space. Photos: TTXVN & AI ChatGPT
Upon completion, the project will establish a new economic and scenic axis, reshaping Hanoi’s urban landscape. It embodies the city’s and nation’s spirit of innovation and development. Photos: VOV & AI ChatGPT
Iconic project features include: the World River Civilizations Exchange Center, Red River Historical and Cultural Memory Museum, Contemporary Art Museum, Long Bien Bridge Sports Museum, Creative Hub and International Trade Center, Tourist Service Center, Ecology and Science Exhibition House, High-rise Complex, and Traditional Village Art Museum. Photos: iVIVU & AI ChatGPT
Photos: Construction Newspaper & AI ChatGPT
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