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Garden layers connect from ground floor and mezzanine floor to the roof / Credit: TAA Design
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The red roof
Firm LocationHo Chi Minh, Viet Nam
Project locationQuang Ngai, Viet Nam
CompanyTAA DESIGN
Lead ArchitectNguyen Van Thien
Design TeamNguyen Van Thien, Nguyen Huu hau
ClientPrivate house
Urbanization too quickly has changed "forced" rural areas, from urban architectural forms to the culture of people. “The Red Roof” with the idea of creating multi-purpose courtyards and agricultural gardens interwoven into space from the ground floor to the roof, keeping the familiar lifestyle of the people. Creating the main food source for the meals, besides the green roof system with the stair-step method makes the smallest volume in the urban area and contributes a common green area to the ecosystem and the environment.