Ecopark Penthouse

February 7, 2022

The Vietnamise design Studio Le House projected the interiors of a penthouse in Hung Yen City.


Never before has the Industrial style been so apparent in an apartment that creative breakthrough in space.
The owner of this house is an artist-oriented person, so the extravagant and "rocker - signature" have been always reflected in the surface of the raw materials of concrete wall, brick and rusty steel. At first glance, everyone might think this is a workspace of an artist or even an art exhibition, and really, not many people are aware that it is just a house of ordinary person but has a heart of an artist.



The high ceiling system brings a solution for the further renovation of the mezzanine system without having any obstacles, moreover, the corridor connected together just like a fancy flow, regardless of standing at any positions of this mezzanine and it's possible to enjoy every panoramic views.



One of the main challenges is that this apartment is on 33rd floor and the installation of the steel system with both length and height were all beyond the size of the hoist service. The steel system is chopped and the number of the connecting points and the joints had to beminimized as much as possible. And these characteristics will create the emotional coherence for this unique design. On the other hand, more than 2/3 of the renovated area is aimed to use for the "chilling" spaces, however, there are some function spaces for bedrooms as the owner's requirement. In addition to the comfortable master area, there are two more bedrooms for children or groups of friends to come to visit.



Photography  Do Sy

Interior Design Le House

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