M9-House | Chi.Arch

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M9-House | Chi.Arch

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  • Project Name: M9-House
  • Practice: Chi.Arch
  • Products: Jotun , NVC Lighting , Xingfa , Binhminhplastic , Rangdong , Thietbidiendgp , Thegioidien 365
  • Completion year: 2022
  • Gross Built up Area: 250 m2
  • Project Location: Dong Nai
  • Country: Vietnam
  • Lead Architects/Designer: Truong Minh Tung
  • Design Team: Nguyen The Ha, Ho Nguyen Thuy Quynh
  • Contractors: ChinhNam
  • Project Manager: Truong Minh Tung
  • Interior + Furniture: Chi.Arch
  • Photo Credits: Thanh Pham
  • Others: Engineer: Dang Kha Luan, Dong Hai Trieu, Pham Ngoc Tan
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Excerpt: M9-House by Chi.Arch in Nhon Trach, Dong Nai, Vietnam, is a residence that is rooted in the ideology that ready-made houses often show inadequacies in living space, lack of diversity and individualization in each space.

Project Description

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M9-House | Chi.Arch
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[Text as submitted by architect] Renovating houses in ready-built urban areas is always a difficult and interesting problem for every architect. With the strong growth of urban areas throughout the regions, mass-built houses meet the needs of the majority of people with rapid construction speed. However, ready-made houses often show inadequacies in living space, lack of diversity and individualization in each space.

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M9-house is built in Tien Loc residential area, Nhon Trach, Dong Nai, located in a synchronously planned area and ready to build model houses.

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The design team changed the position of the ladder, added some atriums, glass block, and used a variety of raw materials to create vibrancy in each space. The unchanging facade of the house also complies with the planning and synchronization of the residential area.

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Ground Floor Plan © Chi.Arch

Ground floor and mezzanine, used for common functions, kitchen, garage, reception, backyard to create an airy space for the ground floor. Iron stairs with wooden steps replace the traditional concrete stairs, making the narrow space more elegant. The design team took advantage of one side of the wall next to the house, replacing it with a glass block to brighten the interior space.

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The small atrium between the house combines the straight stairs and the glass block, increasing the interference of space and light. The mezzanine floor, the common living space is a place to connect all family members, this place is adorned with green trees, skylights and light from many sources. The typical wooden interior also creates a rustic look for the living space.

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Second Floor Plan © Chi.Arch

The highlight of the house is a, small but quite special space, an atrium through the roof from the master bedroom’s bathroom. Perhaps few townhouses can accept so much space for a toilet, but the space efficiency is worth it. The restroom is also a place to relax and relieve fatigue.

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The design team cleverly handled the toilet area to ensure privacy for the private space, as well as the connection of space and light for the 3rd and 4th floors of the house.

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Each house is a different problem, the personalization in each space is always paid attention to by the design team. A house is not only a place to live, but also a place to enjoy life in every moment.

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