MIA design studio’s naman spa exudes tropical tranquility in vietnam
all images by hiroyuki oki

 

 

 

vietnamese practice MIA design studio has created an oasis of tropical tranquility within the naman retreat in da nang, vietnam. internally and externally, the pure spa has been immersed in draping plants, hanging gardens and green walls. meanwhile, the five star facility features fifteen individual treatment rooms that merge with the open-air gardens- evoking a serene and calm atmosphere. each space has been arranged to flow seamlessly into each other and alongside the spa, there is a health club offering meditation and yoga classes which can be held at the outdoor, lounge garden. a vertical, lattice wall has been used on the exterior and for spatial partitioning and combined with the lush foliage, it creates an interesting play of light and shadow.

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the naman retreat is a five-star facility

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greenery has been planted almost everywhere

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the draped plants establish a connection between nature and interior

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use of natural ventilation to keep the overall building cool

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the play of light and shadow from the plants

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the latticed panels seen on the exterior

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there are fifteen treatment rooms that are immersed with lush open air gardens

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various  plants  have been planted to  become a part of the architectural screens

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corridor within the spa

 

 

project info:

 

architectural firm: mia design studio  
developer: thanh do investment and construction cooperation
development location: hoa hai ward, ngu hanh son district, da nang city, vietnam
total floor area: 2,250 sqm
number of rooms: 15
launch date: march 2014
commission date: february 2015
principal architect: nguyen hoang manh
conceptual design: nguyen hoang manh, nguyen quoc long
technical design: bui hoang bao
interior design: steven baeteman, truong trong dat, le ho ngoc thao