On Saturday, 24 October 2015, the foundation stone laying ceremony for „German House“ took place in Ho Chi Minh City. The building will be constructed in accordance with plans by architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners. The building is designed to represent the Federal Republic of Germany, and in future will accommodate the German Consulate General with the associated visa office, trade associations, cultural organizations and the local offices of German companies. The building combines economical construction, efficient services and ambitious sustainability objectives, thereby representing the high standard of German architecture in Vietnam.
Viet Nam will witness an increase in the number of urban areas from the current 774 to 850 by the end of the year, and forecasts reaching 1,000 by 202...
A number of famous Vietnamese architects won Ashui Awards 2014 for their outstanding works, announced by E-portal website Ashui.com on December 31.
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According to the direction of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee about the organization of the design competition for "the 1/500 planning and archite...
Low-income buyers will be allowed to mortgage their new houses or apartments to access loans from the VND30 trillion (US$1.3 billion) housing stimulus...
Vietnam needs domestic and international assistance to carry out its housing plan for low-income earners to improve their living conditions, says Cons...
A NA deputy has put up questions about the slow disbursal of the VND30 trillion (USD1.4 billion) real estate stimulus package which was launched in Ju...
The construction of the Tan Vu-Lach Huyen Highway project began this morning in the Northern city of Hai Phong.
The 15.6 km long route runs across H...
The country's legal system has not kept pace with rapid real estate development, triggering a number of disputes between investors and customers. ...
Vietnamese urban planners have found that the Korea’s green U-City model is one of the best options for Vietnam’s urban development.
At the...
A number of obstacles need to be removed to accelerate the disbursement of a $1.4 billion government preferential credit package to low-income homebuy...
