Two architectural works revitalising deserted spaces by Vietnamese architect Mai Hưng Trung, also known as Trung Mai, have been featured at the Venice Biennale Architettura 2025, the world''s largest architecture event currently taking place in Venice, Italy
A 153-year-old French mansion, renowned for its historic interiors and lush gardens, will reopen to the public in HCM City on September 20 after a year close.
The book serves as an encyclopedia of major French-Indochinese buildings in HCM City, detailing their history, architectural features, and the stories behind them, offering readers a deeper understanding of HCM city that was once dubbed "The Pearl of the Far...
The 200-page book takes readers on a journey through three architectural gems of Việt Nam’s bustling metropolis – the Hồ Chí Minh City Museum, the Hồ Chí Minh Central Post Office and the Independence Palace.
Her works showcase a creative fusion of tradition and modernity, reflecting deep sensitivity to Việt Nam''s culture and climate. These projects have become a source of inspiration for incorporating indigenous architecture into sustainable development practices, both in Việt Nam and...
Thái Hòa Palace, a symbol of power during the Nguyễn Dynasty, features unique architecture and is a crucial part of the Huế Imperial Palace heritage site.
An art week has been organised to raise funds for a
school building for more than 100 Mong ethnic children in the
mountainous Lao Lung Tung village, Ha Giang Province.
Conservation work began yesterday on Hue''s iconic building, the Phu Van
Lau Pavilion, costing a total of VND12 billion (US$600,000) to be taken
from the local budget.
All roads leading to the Thu Le Communal House, a national heritage
building located at Quang Phuoc Commune in central Thua Thien - Hue
Province, were busy yesterday morning.
Bamboo roots used to be burned as firewood in rural areas of Viet Nam,
since farmers only used trunks of bamboo trees for handcrafts or the
building of houses.
A giant wall mural at the Japan Foundation Centre for Cultural Exchange
has brightened the entire building, which is especially welcoming on
grey and rainy winter days in Ha Noi.
