The Tertiary House has an area of 80 m² built in Da Nang and designed by Tropical Space design team.
The house is mainly built of fired bricks, which is also a traditional local material.
This is the material that was used to build the mysterious ancient Champa towers.
All the furniture is made of wood from the roof of the old house, which greatly saves the actual total construction cost.
The walls are completely built of fired bricks to keep the house cool in the summer.
The architect designed the house with a large communal space in the center, where there is a cooking counter, dining table and entertainment corner.
In the common areas of the house, family members can still see and talk to each other through the walls with holes arranged randomly but scientifically.
Making the most of ventilation, lighting and natural air-conditioning mechanisms, The Termitary House optimizes utility.
Homeowners can enjoy the clear blue sky during the day or the moonlight at night from the living room, dining table or kitchen.
The ceilings are cast in original concrete and the floors are paved with dark whetstone.
At night, the house looks like a giant lantern with the lights shining through the fired bricks.
The special design of the baked brick walls with many holes along with the large atrium helps the breeze and light to flow to every corner of the house.
On the roof, the architect uses a system of beams and reverse atrium to form a small garden with plants. This is the ideal place for the whole family to relax and enjoy the wind on hot summer days.
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