As an architect, this house is more than a structure to me—it’s a story woven from passion and vision. I wanted nature to Halifax, so I wove green spaces into every corner, from lush living walls to private gardens cradling each bedroom, offering every family member a personal sanctuary. The vast atrium, the heart of the home, floods the space with natural light and air, creating a sense of boundless freedom. I carefully separated the lively communal areas—living rooms and kitchens—from quiet retreats like bedrooms and studies, balancing vibrant energy with serene privacy. My proudest touch is the landscape axis, a flowing vista of greenery and art that ties the home together, guiding the eye and soul through a seamless journey. Each bedroom has its own unique view—a balcony or garden nook—crafted to inspire peace and individuality. This house isn’t just a place to live; it’s a living, breathing space where emotions flourish and nature embraces the soul.

"Đại Bản".

A design concept for the 7th floor, designated as the executive suite for the CEO. This level will house the CEO's primary workspace, areas for supporting staff, and a dedicated lounge for welcoming VIP guests.

The Vietnamese Mother Goddess Worship Museum

architecture: Lu Thi Ngoc Hieu

built area: 51200 square-meters

Ho Chi Minh City Community Arts Center

architecture: Dong Nhu Phuong

built area: 122000 square-meters

As the architect for Eximbank’s new interior, my intention was to create a space that feels both fluid and inviting, while reflecting the bank’s identity. The design centers around a series of intersecting elliptical forms on the ceiling, which not only organize the space visually but also guide the flow of movement within the branch. These ellipses are accentuated by soft integrated lighting, creating a sense of depth and lightness overhead.

To complement these forms, we introduced evenly spaced vertical slats across the ceiling, alternating between white and Eximbank’s signature blue. This rhythm adds a dynamic texture and subtly references the brand’s visual language. The blue tone is carried throughout the furniture and wall graphics, offering a calm yet vibrant atmosphere.

The main reception desk follows the organic curves of the ceiling, reinforcing the overall concept of continuity. Natural light, open sightlines, and carefully selected materials contribute to an environment that is comfortable for both customers and staff. Our goal was to balance innovation and approachability, using design to make banking a more pleasant, human experience.

In this VIP meeting room for 25 people, I wanted to create a space that feels both focused and warm. The elliptical fabric dome above provides soft, even light, drawing attention to the center of the room without being overwhelming. Around us, the wood finishes bring a sense of calm and natural comfort. The brown leather chairs and table add warmth and a tactile richness, while the grey acoustic panels help keep the space quiet and private. Everything here is designed to support clear conversation and a relaxed, attentive atmosphere

This is the pre-function lobby on the third floor, designed as a transitional space before entering the VIP meeting rooms, smaller meeting rooms, and the 150-seat auditorium. My approach here was to maintain the visual language established throughout the project, while giving this area its own sense of openness and anticipation.

The ceiling continues the theme of intersecting ellipses, but here they are expressed with large, illuminated rings that draw the eye upward and help define the gathering zone. The blue and white palette is used throughout—on the ceiling, floor, and furniture—creating a cohesive and instantly recognizable identity for Eximbank.

Bank Division Head Office

Binh Duc Eco City

Ceramic Research Center

Architecture: Nguyen Dang Tam Nhi

Dự án sân Golf Bauxite Tan Rai thuộc phần giáp giữa thị trấn Lộc Thắng và xã Lộc Ngãi, thuộc vùng đất hoàn thổ của khu sản xuất khoáng sản (quặng Boxit-nhôm) với diện tích 2 ha và có tứ cận như sau:
• Phía Đông giáp khu dân cư và đất trồng cây lâu năm thuộc xã Lộc Ngãi
• Phía Nam giáp với khu dân cư Tân Rai dọc tuyến DT725 và đất trồng cây lâu năm
• Phía Tây giáp các vùng trồng cây lâu năm thuộc lưu vực suối Đại Nga, hồ Cai Bảng và liên hệ với nhà máy Alumin Tân Rai (thuộc thị trấn Lộc Thắng) qua tuyến đường sắt.
• Phía Bắc giáp khu đất dự án khai thác Boxit-nhôm Lâm Đồng, các vùng đồi trồng cây lâu năm, rừng sản xuất và mạng lưới các mạch nước nhỏ thuộc suối Đạ Su

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The design school in futuristic architecture focuses on creating intelligent functional spaces, leveraging advanced construction technologies and architectural physics simulations to design flexible forms and spatial volumes that ensure effective ventilation, lighting, and resilience to harsh weather conditions. This approach enables the creation of adaptable open-closed spaces with adjustable areas to meet diverse usage needs without compromising the building’s M&E systems or structural integrity. Utilizing innovative materials and construction methods, the design prioritizes sustainability, environmental friendliness, and prefabrication solutions. This architectural style is ideal for technology and engineering-focused institutions, inspiring creativity among students.

Architecture: Bich Huyen

location: Soc Trang

Architecture: Huynh Anh Tuan

location: Phu Quy - Binh Thuan

The project utilizes futuristic and sustainable design concepts to create a vibrant riverfront city. The multi-tiered architectures allow for mixed-use spaces and density while maintaining openness and connection to nature. Drone delivery systems provide efficiency and accessibility. Automated public transports maximize mobility with minimal carbon footprint.

The urban fabric stretches along the river edge, seamlessly integrating waterfront living, recreation and ecological preservation. Residential compounds feature unobstructed river panoramas. Behind the forest, planned expansion follows green infrastructure guidelines, promoting walkability, green spaces and smart technology.

This is the project that my team and I have reworked and updated following changes in the investor's land area. The alterations encompass language, architectural forms, functionalities, and the overall architectural spatial perception.

The core concept, however, remains intact—the graceful curves of ocean waves, the undulating contours of sand dunes, which have served as a profound source of inspiration for erecting this structure. The project extends like a rolling wave, stretching from Area C (seaside) to the low-rise hotel zone (Area B), before spreading out to the 18-story hotel block (Area A).

Thiết kế tòa nhà khoa Sức khỏe theo mô hình "Trường trong Trường" và "Trường-Viện," tự chủ về cơ sở vật chất, chương trình và quản lý sinh viên; là công trình bền vững, tiết kiệm năng lượng với năng lượng tái tạo, vỏ bao che chống nóng, tiếng ồn, bức xạ nhiệt, tối ưu thông gió tự nhiên, không gian linh hoạt, vật liệu bền vững; kiến trúc đương đại, hài hòa cảnh quan, tạo điểm nhấn hướng quảng trường chính và kết nối tốt với các lưu tuyến xung quanh.

The 1/500 master plan project in Sóc Trăng features a striking high-rise development running along the length of the site, adjacent to the river. The centerpiece of the project is a luxurious five-star hotel, thoughtfully designed to offer panoramic views of the entire development.

Making urban models with architect NguyenXuanPhuoc, TongThaoNguyen, VoTuanKiet.

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Allow me to introduce you to the Mangrove Ecopark – The Park of the Future in Vietnam, an innovative eco-park project that embodies the essence of the past, present, and future.

This visionary development is divided into four distinct zones:

Redline: A cultural pathway that connects our rich history with the aspirations of the future, where the heritage of our ancestors intersects with the dreams of generations to come.

Greenline: A natural haven dedicated to preserving and celebrating the local ecosystem. It includes agricultural areas, traditional crafts, and a thriving village, emphasizing our commitment to environmental sustainability.

Blueline: An active zone designed for sports enthusiasts, featuring "The Loop," an area dedicated to skateboarding, running, and cycling, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.

Yellowline: A realm of awareness and culture, where recycling centers and contemporary art exhibitions coexist, encouraging a renewed appreciation for sustainability and artistic expression.

Lấy ý tưởng từ Cấu trúc Organic từ những vỉa đá tự nhiên nằm rải rác trên những con dôc, Vật liêu gốm trên hình khối tái hiện lại hình ảnh thềm tiếp giáp với mặt hồ Đắk R'Tih 

Located within the heart of Bao Loc's prestigious resort enclave, this villa is a striking embodiment of architectural excellence and geometric precision. Comprising three interconnected house blocks, the design creates a visually commanding presence that seamlessly links these structures through communal spaces.

Each block is a testament to contemporary geometric forms, with sharp angles and clean lines. The combination of steel and glass elements exudes a sense of modern sophistication, contrasting boldly with the natural landscape.

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As the facade designer for King Crown Infinity, my focus was on functional aesthetics. The design uses principles of environmental physics to create a responsive skin for the building, working in tandem with the central green core to establish a comfortable microclimate.

This vision is completed by the lighting design from Sahvia, which articulates the facade's key features at night. The collaborative visualizations with Fresh House were instrumental in communicating this integrated design approach. The result is a structure where performance and experience are prioritized.

The building’s architecture exemplifies a sustainable design research process that produces a microclimate for a green core system for a high-rise complex. The facade modern solution combines environmentally sustainable architectural physics calculations with contemporary architectural language. Landscape design strategies integrate the three functional sectors of Commercial Office-Apartment connecting by vertical and horizontal multi-dimensional space mixed with sound and light performance art which will attract residents and visitors to experience unique, opulent, and modern activities.

Located within the Lagi - Hotel and Resort Phan Thiet development are individually designed villas, twin villas, cafes and restaurants.

Taking inspiration from the dramatic rock formations of the desert, the architecture features bold, angular lines. The materials palette contrasts only ceramic and glass, creating striking aesthetic contrasts throughout the residential designs.

Binh Thanh House

Lagi hotel Resort

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The project was designed as a signage system for a luxurious apartment complex in Thao Dien, Ho Chi Minh City. With a modern, contemporary aesthetic, the designs incorporate flowing, brushstroke-like lines that add an artistic flair.

The signage was designed for various areas throughout the building, including the lobby entrance, elevator lobbies, room names and numbers, and wayfinding and emergency guidance in the underground parking garage. The signs employ a minimalist style with an emphasis on legibility and directionality.

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The architectural design for THM Tower is derived from the form of a lotus bud. The main tower features a façade defined by vertical, curved lines that emulate the large, enclosing petals of the bud. The building's podium is composed of cantilevered blocks that project outwards, forming layered volumes that represent the lower petals as they begin to open.

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The organic and fluid landscape design compliments and harmonizes with the shape and form of architectural elements (such as canopy and louvers) to generate horizontalness and continuity from Viet Hung park to Viet Tien Mall. This creates a unique character that invokes great attraction for this project.

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The first collaborative project by a group of young architects.

Participating in the company's internal competition with the Thu Thiem luxury apartment project team.

My first project was in the field of urban planning and design.

Making architectural models with architect Vu Tan Liem.

A house, a wonderful design studio by Tad'atelier—this is a project I had the opportunity to be involved with during its completion phase when I was still a student (intern). Although my contribution was small, the project gave me valuable architectural experience before officially starting my career in architecture.