Vo Trong Nghia Architects connects six triangular pavilions to create zigzag office
Vo Trong Nghia Architects has completed a series of six triangular concrete pavilions connected by a low block of office spaces for Vietnamese telecommunications group Viettel.
Ho-Chi Minh City-based Vo Trong Nghia Architects arranged the large concrete pavilions, which have V-shaped sections, in to a zigzag formation. The tall concrete slabs are connected by a single-storey office block.
The building has been designed to present a high wall to the nearby city and the southern sun, but open out with planted roof terraces to an adjacent lake and green spaces to the north.
"The walls create an open book shape, filled with nature," explained Vo Trong Nghia Architects, "allowing people to relax and concentrate".
"The high V-shaped walls are designed to cut out harsh sunlight, as well as present a strong, impressive facade to visitors."
Located 20 miles from from Hanoi in the Th?ch Th?t district , the new complex sits at the edge of the Viettel Academy Educational Centre, which was also designed by Vo Trong Nghia Architects.
The building houses facilities to train the company's new engineers.
The spaces are designed to be a retreat from the cities that many employees will be used to, providing a space for off-site meetings and "boot camps" surrounded by green landscape.
Vo Trong Nghia Architects' design aims to relate interior spaces directly to the exterior, with glazed meeting rooms accessed via gaps created between the high conc...
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