Merit, Residential Category | BCI Asia Interior Design Awards 2020
The increasing demands for residential spaces have led to rapid development of high-rise apartments in Vietnam cities, but the layouts often lack functionality. Owners frequently need to renovate before they can move in. However, the current design trend tends to emphasise aesthetics over functionality, the designers claimed. C2-Apartment aims to bring about changes to this.
THE CURVED CORRIDOR
To optimise functionality, the key is to allow fluid movement from one space to another. This is achieved by creating a curved corridor connecting the living room and the bedrooms. Besides allowing more space for the children to move about, the connection also creates visual and communication links. The window of the middle bedroom can be opened to enhance connectivity or closed for more privacy.
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PROJECT DATA
Project Name
C2-Apartment
Location
Sun Grand City Ancora, Hanoi, Vietnam
Completion Date
31 October 2019
Gross Floor Area
130 square metres
Number of rooms
5
Clients
Do Hoang Quan; Nguyen Hien Anh
Architecture Firm
NH Village for Architectural Design Company Ltd
Principal Architects
Tran Dai Nghia; Nguyen Phuong Hieu
Interior Design Firm
NH Village for Architectural Design Company Ltd
Principal Designers
Tran Dai Nghia; Nguyen Phuong Hieu
Lighting Consultant
Cara Lighting
Main Contractor
Nguyen Le & Partners
Interior Fit-Out Contractor
Hoang Minh Quyet
Images
NH Village for Architectural Design company Ltd
