Year: 2016
Location: Ho Chi Minh City
Site area: 635 sqm
Architects:kientruc o
Photograph: Hiroyuki Oki
The duties of this undertaking is to conceive a working workplace for a multimedia firm. Inspiration grew from the unique picture of a standard Vietnamese village, of which communal collaboration is its core worth. This corresponds to the character of the corporate encompassing 4 totally different sister and brother departments, every an organization by itself, performing independently from one another, but a household underneath one roof.


Easy and beneficiant ambiance is steadily present in Southern Vietnamese architecture, expressing a delicate humanistic relationship. To incorporate such values within the design embrace a stronger sense of locality and develop a novel character of a spot.

The loop consist of 4 totally different sections, representing Commercial, PR, Digital Communication, and Artistic Design respectively. Every part differs from one another by the use of size, peak and roof slope, providing totally different work and play expertise, reflecting the corporate id and selling communal collaborating between every division.

The guts of the workplace is the primary corridor, able to internet hosting as much as 150 folks. It’s a group area additionally can be utilized for occasions, and typically could be a nice gallery for firm to showcase its artistic potential by exhibitions.


The workplace is up on the 21st stage of a typical excessive rise workplace building, thus additionally come up a chance to problem the notion of dislocation of selves and senses. The spatial loop is a romantic interpretation of a contemporary workplace village, afloat between the bottom and the air, with a function to problem the notion of dislocation, enrich the normal humanistic relationship, and on the similar time embrace the brand new discovered alternative to hook up with Saigon from a excessive standpoint.
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