How can low-tech design bring townhouse residents closer to nature?
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Location
Bien Hoa, Dong Nai, Vietnam
Design, Architecture
Client
Private
Construction
Phat Thanh Khoi
Interior Construction
Legia
Suppliers
Inax, Kanly Sanitary. Panasonic Lighting. Hoa Sen Group Steel Sheet. Hoa Phat Group Steel Pipe, Ha Tien Cement
Floor Area
128 sq-m
The Biên Hòa, Vietnam, house is an alternative take on townhouse design that avoids the traditional pitfalls of similar builds.
Key feat
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