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Linh Nam Center
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2024
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
LinhNam Commercial Center is envisioned as a modern commercial and service complex, serving as a new architectural landmark in the Lap Thach area, meeting the needs for shopping, dining, entertainment, and community interaction amidst the local development of transportation infrastructure, industry, and urbanization.
The architectural concept is derived from the image of a sculpted monolithic stone block, symbolizing sustainability, development, and aspiration for improvement. The building's form utilizes strong lines, integrated construction tools, and a system of glass elements to create a contemporary, minimalist yet expressive architectural language. The design adheres to the "Open – Connect – Flexible" design theory, where architecture is not merely a business space but also a community destination, contributing to improving the quality of the local urban space. Extensive landscaping with greenery, water features, and plazas contributes to improving the microclimate and creating a more welcoming image for the building. The building's architecture follows a contemporary minimalist style, emphasizing simplicity in form and materials.
The most striking feature is the large, elongated roof, creating a sense of lightness and strength.
Low-E concrete-colored glass is used to create a contrast between the technical specifications. Building angles are handled using diagonal sections to create effective visual elements. The large eaves reduce solar radiation while creating a seamless transition between interior and exterior spaces. Materials are selected based on sustainability, ease of maintenance, and suitability for the hot and humid tropical climate.
The building adheres to standard green architecture principles:
Maximizing natural light.
Reducing heat through large eaves.
Enhancing natural ventilation in transitional spaces.
Planting greenery around the building.
Collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the plants.
Utilizing energy-efficient LED lighting systems.
Preparing the infrastructure for future rooftop solar power.
This solution helps reduce operating costs and improve energy efficiency.
The architectural concept is derived from the image of a sculpted monolithic stone block, symbolizing sustainability, development, and aspiration for improvement. The building's form utilizes strong lines, integrated construction tools, and a system of glass elements to create a contemporary, minimalist yet expressive architectural language. The design adheres to the "Open – Connect – Flexible" design theory, where architecture is not merely a business space but also a community destination, contributing to improving the quality of the local urban space. Extensive landscaping with greenery, water features, and plazas contributes to improving the microclimate and creating a more welcoming image for the building. The building's architecture follows a contemporary minimalist style, emphasizing simplicity in form and materials.
The most striking feature is the large, elongated roof, creating a sense of lightness and strength.
Low-E concrete-colored glass is used to create a contrast between the technical specifications. Building angles are handled using diagonal sections to create effective visual elements. The large eaves reduce solar radiation while creating a seamless transition between interior and exterior spaces. Materials are selected based on sustainability, ease of maintenance, and suitability for the hot and humid tropical climate.
The building adheres to standard green architecture principles:
Maximizing natural light.
Reducing heat through large eaves.
Enhancing natural ventilation in transitional spaces.
Planting greenery around the building.
Collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the plants.
Utilizing energy-efficient LED lighting systems.
Preparing the infrastructure for future rooftop solar power.
This solution helps reduce operating costs and improve energy efficiency.
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