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Bình House
Bình House
Tây Ninh, Vietnam
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Bình House
Tây Ninh, Vietnam
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Type
STATUS
Under Construction
YEAR
2026
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
Concept & Inspiration
The concept of Bình House originates from the homeowner’s desire for a calm, grounded living space that reconnects daily life with nature — a place where family members can slow down, breathe, and enjoy the rhythm of light and wind.
Located in Tay Ninh, a tropical region of southern Vietnam, the house is conceived as a retreat that balances simplicity and comfort, modernity and tradition. The architectural idea embraces the peaceful spirit of rural Vietnamese dwellings, reinterpreted through contemporary forms and honest materials.
Form & Facade Solution
The building form is organized into two main rectangular volumes placed perpendicularly to create a semi-enclosed courtyard. This composition allows the house to open inward — protecting privacy from the outside while forming a calm green core within.
The pitched terracotta-tiled roof recalls traditional Vietnamese houses, yet is expressed with clean, modern proportions. The façade is defined by solid concrete frames and full-height glass openings that blur the line between inside and outside.
The main entrance axis extends visually through the courtyard, creating a strong sense of depth and transparency. Mature trees are preserved to cast natural shade and soften the architectural geometry.
Spatial & Functional Design
Inside, spaces are arranged to flow seamlessly around the central garden — blurring boundaries between living, dining, and outdoor areas. The double-height void enhances vertical openness, bringing natural ventilation deep into the interior.
Bedrooms are located on the upper floor with views toward greenery, while the ground floor accommodates communal spaces for family gathering. The transitions between rooms are carefully choreographed through framed views, filtered light, and gentle level changes, enhancing a sense of spatial discovery.
Materials & Light
The material palette is deliberately restrained: exposed concrete for structure, warm wood for tactile comfort, clear glass for openness, and terracotta tiles for a nostalgic connection to Vietnamese heritage.
Natural light plays a key role in shaping the atmosphere — soft morning light filters through foliage, while the roof eaves control direct sunlight and heat. At night, warm interior lighting reflects off the textured surfaces, emphasizing the material depth and creating a serene, contemplative ambience.
The concept of Bình House originates from the homeowner’s desire for a calm, grounded living space that reconnects daily life with nature — a place where family members can slow down, breathe, and enjoy the rhythm of light and wind.
Located in Tay Ninh, a tropical region of southern Vietnam, the house is conceived as a retreat that balances simplicity and comfort, modernity and tradition. The architectural idea embraces the peaceful spirit of rural Vietnamese dwellings, reinterpreted through contemporary forms and honest materials.
Form & Facade Solution
The building form is organized into two main rectangular volumes placed perpendicularly to create a semi-enclosed courtyard. This composition allows the house to open inward — protecting privacy from the outside while forming a calm green core within.
The pitched terracotta-tiled roof recalls traditional Vietnamese houses, yet is expressed with clean, modern proportions. The façade is defined by solid concrete frames and full-height glass openings that blur the line between inside and outside.
The main entrance axis extends visually through the courtyard, creating a strong sense of depth and transparency. Mature trees are preserved to cast natural shade and soften the architectural geometry.
Spatial & Functional Design
Inside, spaces are arranged to flow seamlessly around the central garden — blurring boundaries between living, dining, and outdoor areas. The double-height void enhances vertical openness, bringing natural ventilation deep into the interior.
Bedrooms are located on the upper floor with views toward greenery, while the ground floor accommodates communal spaces for family gathering. The transitions between rooms are carefully choreographed through framed views, filtered light, and gentle level changes, enhancing a sense of spatial discovery.
Materials & Light
The material palette is deliberately restrained: exposed concrete for structure, warm wood for tactile comfort, clear glass for openness, and terracotta tiles for a nostalgic connection to Vietnamese heritage.
Natural light plays a key role in shaping the atmosphere — soft morning light filters through foliage, while the roof eaves control direct sunlight and heat. At night, warm interior lighting reflects off the textured surfaces, emphasizing the material depth and creating a serene, contemplative ambience.
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