Four Vietnamese homes among Best Houses of 2018
Archdaily has included four outstanding Vietnamese houses among 80 most beautiful ones in this world this year.
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| Brick Cave, Hanoi is built entirely of rustic brick with a cave-like structure. Photo courtesy of Nguyen Tien Thanh |
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| In November, the Brick House was also named runner-up in the House of the Year section of the 2018 World Architecture News Awards (WAN AWARDS). |
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| Hopper House, Hanoi is located in a small alley in Tay Ho District. It subtly blends classical Asian architecture (sloping tile roof, rustic wooden door, front yard area with perennial crops) with modern elements of Western architecture. Photo courtesy of Hoang Le |
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| Inside, there is a funnel-shaped ceiling and small garden in the middle of the house. Sufficient opening of the roof creates a main light source for the living room space. Photo courtesy of Hoang Le |
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| Long An House, Long An Province. The architects designed a house built entirely with rustic bricks in a trapezoidal form. Photo courtesy of Oki Hiroyuki |
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| The split roof helps with air circulation and allows natural light, and homeowners do not need to regulate heat all year round. Photo courtesy of Oki Hiroyuki |
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| The HUT, Saigon in the outskirts of Saigon and belongs to a couple wanting a peaceful and quiet home. Photo courtesy of Oki Hiroyuki |
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| The house generates a calm and peaceful space with plain gray concrete walls and floors, and a simple cross on the wall. Photo courtesy of Oki Hiroyuki |