Located in an urban renewal zone by a river in Da Nang, Vietnam, this residential construction designed by Tropical Space uses the ground floor as a small cafe formed by rectangular brick walls, while the upper floor serves as the living space of a nuclear family, which is combined by three different blocks on a square plane.
The balconies are expanded as a part of the interior space. Therefore, these areas transform into common zones between the interior and exterior, helping to promote more activities and to alter wind speed passing through the areas.
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- Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki
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- Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki
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- Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki
Outside of the house, the garden spaces are the kids’ favourite areas, and alternate with other functional spaces such as the dining room, the bedroom, and the living room. Functional areas were created both inside and outside of the house in order to intertwine with each other. The more we interact and feel nature directly, the greater the opportunities for fostering the ability to share and respect nature. The indoor courtyard and the outside garden on the ground floor are separated and shaped by shadows cast by the walls. Awakening each morning to the smell of roasted coffee in the air, complemented by a peaceful choice of music, presents an interesting start to the day.
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- Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki
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- Interior – Hallway (Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki)
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- Common room (Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki)
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- View into the coffee shop (Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki)
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- Coffee area (Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki)
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- Coffee area (Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki)
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- Balcony (Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki)
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- Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki
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- Photo credit: Oki Hiroyuki
Source: V2com
