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Three new architectural interventions were also introduced: the rood shape was inverted in order to open interior spaces to surrounding environment. All the site was covered by three butterfly-roofs in different heights. Facades feature rotating metal windows from end to end to adjust the amount of sunlight and natural wind. The internal solid walls were replaced by movable partitions to create a unique and continuous space.
House in Chau Doc, Vietnam
Program: residential building
Architects: Nishizawa Architects
Design team: Shunri Nishizawa, Nguyen Do Hong Quan, Luong Thanh Tung
Contractor: local carpenters
Area: 340 sqm
Completion: 2017
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