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Dich Vong Hau Kindergarten

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Restoration & Renovation
Firm LocationHanoi, Viet Nam
CompanySunjin Vietnam Joint Venture Company
Lead ArchitectTran Nguyen Quang
Design TeamArchitect In Charge: Nguyen Quang Hai / Idea Design: Tran Nguyen Quang, Dinh Van Thanh / Architecture & Interior Design: Dinh Van Truong / Architectural Details Design: Hoang Thi Thu Hang / Architecture Illustration: Nguyen Anh Duong, Vu Duc Khiem / Structural Engineer: Tran Thanh Tung / Air Conditioning & Ventilation System: Nguyen Tu Ha / Cost Estimator: Luong Thi Nguyen
ClientClients: Cau Giay district Project Management Board
Projecthttps://www.archdaily.com/997546/dich-vong-hau-kindergarten-sunjin-vietnam-joinventure-company?ad_source=search&ad_medium=projects_tab

Built in a suburban area with a low construction density and population, now in the process of urban exploration and expansion, this 20-year-old school was renovated for people’s needs according to contemporary land use planning standards and new teaching and learning requirements of the inner city. With the philosophy of "students as the center," the proposed idea was to keep the existing building structure and use the steel frame structure covered with plastic wood on the rooftop to increase the height to 3 floors. Additionally built 2 new 4-story blocks on the west side.