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Stent[arch] - Reinterpreting the architecture and urban landscape of Long Bien Bridge.

University/SchoolHanoi Architecture University

Lead ArchitectLinh Dao Phuong

Design TeamThesis Advisor: Hoang Le Minh

Project Videohttps://youtu.be/4709k7sQ4hg?feature=shared

The project itinerary focuses on restoring, promoting, and circulating aging heritage within urbanization. It aims to repurpose underutilized urban spaces into multifunctional areas interconnected through the existing heritage network. This initiative creates a symbiotic relationship between individuals, heritage sites, and community members. Architectural elements act as "stents," symbolizing support for cultural and historical transformation in the urban fabric. This design serves as a case study, meeting community needs while enhancing cultural awareness and social connectivity