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79 House
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
79 House embodies a modern spirit while remaining close to nature, designed to strike a balance between architecture and the tropical landscape.
A key feature of the project is its terracotta-red pitched tile roof; this evokes the familiar aesthetic of traditional Vietnamese housing while maintaining a low profile that harmonizes with the surrounding neighborhood. The expansive roof structure, with its wide overhangs, creates a buffer zone that shields the interior from direct sunlight and reduces heat radiation.
The façade combines exposed brickwork with black metal window frames and gates, creating a contrast between the rustic charm of the brick and the bold, minimalist lines of contemporary design. The front courtyard serves as a transitional space between the street and the living area, ensuring privacy while fostering a sense of openness.
A distinctive characteristic of 79 House is the integration of greenery across nearly the entire façade. Tropical plants, low-growing shrubs, and climbing vines are interspersed along the walls, within the courtyard, and beneath the roof eaves; these elements soften the architectural forms while providing shade and improving the microclimate.
The interior opens up through large glass doors, allowing natural light and garden views to permeate the living spaces. The combination of brick, wood, metal, glass, and greenery creates a material palette that is both warm and modern.
79 House represents an unpretentious yet effective approach to residential design: rather than seeking ostentation through complex forms, it derives value from proportions, materials, light, greenery, and the creation of transitional spaces that connect people with nature.
A key feature of the project is its terracotta-red pitched tile roof; this evokes the familiar aesthetic of traditional Vietnamese housing while maintaining a low profile that harmonizes with the surrounding neighborhood. The expansive roof structure, with its wide overhangs, creates a buffer zone that shields the interior from direct sunlight and reduces heat radiation.
The façade combines exposed brickwork with black metal window frames and gates, creating a contrast between the rustic charm of the brick and the bold, minimalist lines of contemporary design. The front courtyard serves as a transitional space between the street and the living area, ensuring privacy while fostering a sense of openness.
A distinctive characteristic of 79 House is the integration of greenery across nearly the entire façade. Tropical plants, low-growing shrubs, and climbing vines are interspersed along the walls, within the courtyard, and beneath the roof eaves; these elements soften the architectural forms while providing shade and improving the microclimate.
The interior opens up through large glass doors, allowing natural light and garden views to permeate the living spaces. The combination of brick, wood, metal, glass, and greenery creates a material palette that is both warm and modern.
79 House represents an unpretentious yet effective approach to residential design: rather than seeking ostentation through complex forms, it derives value from proportions, materials, light, greenery, and the creation of transitional spaces that connect people with nature.
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