V3 House | TNT Architecture

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V3 House | TNT Architecture

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  • Completion year: 2016
  • Gross Built up Area: 133m2
  • Project Location: VINH
  • Country: Vietnam
  • Lead Architects/Designer: Bùi Quang Tiến
  • Design Team: Trần Phúc Đạt, Nguyễn Cảnh Hoàng, Trần Văn Yên
  • Contractors: Phuong Nam, Thanh Ngoc, Xingfa Aluminium
  • Photo Credits: Triệu Chiến
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Excerpt: V3 House by TNT Architecture is situated in a silent corner in the noisy Vinh City, offering a peaceful space to imagine and recall memories. Its large, open structure suggests a traditional yard and cave-like shelter, where light filters through trees onto brick walls. Blending modern and old language, this residence encourages people to reflect and seek human balance in a stressful urban life.

Project Description

V3 House | TNT Architecture
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[Text as submitted by architect] Vietnam is a developing country. Metropolitans are built massively, accompanied with the evolution of Internet technology. There are many consequences resulting from smoke, traffic jams, noise, pollution, and the lives are too busy and full of stress.

V3 House | TNT Architecture
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V3 House | TNT Architecture
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Vinh City is not an exception. V3 house is a silent corner in the noisy Vinh city. It is a peaceful space that helps us imagine and think of our memory. And then we could seek human balance.

V3 House | TNT Architecture
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V3 House | TNT Architecture
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V3 House | TNT Architecture
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The V3 house structure has a large space throughout the main structure. That helps us imagine a traditional yard with the roof, it could also give us a picture of caves which are covered around by trees. The light passes through the leaves of trees and fades on the brick walls.

V3 House | TNT Architecture
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This space which is unreasonable and disproportionate with humans asks people to talk with themselves. It’s a new space with a modern and old language. It’s like a shelter where we awaken people’s memories with the belief that we can find the balance in thinking about memory.

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