HCRA design completes split-level vietnamese home overlooking lush rice field

all images © Hieu Nguyen

a 90 sqm dwelling built for modern comfort 

The team at HCRA Design (see more here) organized the program inside ‘C6 House’ as follows. The first floor hosts the living room, kitchen, dining room, and guest bedroom. The level above it has two bedrooms, one for parents and the other for the boys, each on one side of the house. Wedged between both rooms is a shared space where family members can gather and play at different times of the day.

Finally, the third floor holds a worship area and storage room. The worship room opens to the terrace in front of the house, fitted with a roof punctuated by an elliptical opening evoking a distorted balcony with a balustrade. This organically-shaped skylight frames a unique view of the lush rice field ahead as well as the idyllic town nested below the distant mountains of Vietnam.

elliptical skylight on the third floor, framing the rice field and town ahead

the height difference between floors enhances visual interaction 

natural light enlivening the modern and intimate 90 sqm living space

top view of the split-level structure by HCRA Design 

entrance to the first floor where the living-kitchen-dining areas are held

reverse stairs — a typical feature in Vietnamese Tube Houses 

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project info:

name: C6 House

location: Xuan Hoa, Vinh Phuc, Vietnam

year: 2018
area: 90 sqm

architecture: HCRA Design 
lead architect: Hieu Nguyen
photography: Cao Hòa

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edited by: lea zeitoun | designboom