H&P architects constructs colorful re-ainbow community center in vietnam

H&P architects constructs colorful re-ainbow community center in vietnam
photography by doan thanh ha

located in a region of vietnam prone to natural disasters, H&P architects has constructed a multi-functional community center. named ‘re-ainbow’, a nod to its colorful construction system and roof canopy, the project comprises a completely enclosed structure which adjoins a sheltered terrace. while the building contains a permanent health station and public restrooms, the external garden area serves as a meeting place hosting performances and events.

the scheme is located in a region of vietnam prone to natural disasters

the project aims to help the public respond to the effects of climate change through the re-use of waste items and an efficient deployment of energy. the scheme has been built using a variety of recycled materials including scaffolding, steel pipes, bricks, bathroom ware, tables and chairs. developed in collaboration with local residents, the open nature of the scheme allows for natural ventilation, while solar panels provide electricity for lighting and hot water for daily use. rainwater is also harvested and reutilized.

the project comprises a completely enclosed structure which adjoins a sheltered terrace

the external garden area serves as a communal meeting place

the project aims to help the public respond to the effects of climate change

the scheme is named ‘re-ainbow’, a nod to its colorful construction system

he scheme has been constructed using a variety of recycled materials

the building contains a permanent health station and public restrooms

an adjacent area is used for sports

the project was developed with the help of local residents

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project info:

location: duc tho, ha tinh province, vietnam
architect: H&P architects
architect in charge: doan thanh ha & tran ngoc phuong
team: chu kim thinh, chu van dong, nguyen hai hue, hoang huu nam
construction: H&P architects and volunteers.
completed: july, 2015
photography: doan thanh ha