semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam

semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam

2713 House by Laita Design accommodates seven people

 

Laita design studio takes over the construction of House 2713, a four-story townhouse that accommodates a three-generation family and is located in South Vietnam. The residence covers a narrow plot of 5 by 21 meters expanding vertically and presenting a slim facade covered with a layer of lightweight, low-cost external blinds. The featured screens provide shade for the entire structure without obstructing the views of the surrounding lake landscape. The design follows a simplified construction method and applies basic finishing materials opting for economical solutions. The project attends to possible future adjustments of the internal arrangement allowing each space to be repurposed and re-organized according to the living conditions of the users and economic situation changes over time.

semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam
all images courtesy of Laita design studio

 

 

the middle of the housing unit serves as a common zone

 

The interior of the second floor arranges the living room, kitchen, dining area, and common sitting area as an open continuous zone providing optimized circulation, ventilation, and visual continuity. The second level serves as a communal area suitable for gatherings. The front and rear windows and skylights are efficiently integrated into the construction distributing natural light throughout the structure both horizontally and vertically. Apart from the main living areas that encourage family interactions, the design team organizes smaller intimate spaces for the users’ private needs. The ground floor stands in direct contact with a large courtyard and backyard, while the rest of the levels enjoy outdoor terraces overlooking the scenery.

semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam
the residence covers a narrow plot expanding vertically and presenting a slim facade

semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam
the front of 2713 house is covered with a layer of lightweight, low-cost external blinds

semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam
the semi-transparent blinds provide shade and privacy without blocking the views

semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam
the design follows a simplified construction method and applies basic finishing materials

semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam
the elongated plan forms several outdoor meeting common areas

semi-transparent blinds cover the narrow front of 2713 house in vietnam
the living room, kitchen, and dining area are arranged into one continuous space

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axonometric drawing
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ground floor plan - first floor plan
ground floor plan - first floor plan
second floor plan - third floor plan
second floor plan - third floor plan

project info:

 

name: 2713 House
designer: laita design | @laitadesign

design team: Nguyen Dinh Hoa – Tran K Nguyen Thao

 

 

designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.

 

edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom

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