Only 59 architectural works across the country have been recognised as achieving green standards of domestic and international organisations, including 45 works in the south, 11 in the north and three in the central region.
These figures indicate that investors in Vietnam have yet to give great attention to green development, according to the Green Architecture Club in Ho Chi Minh City.
The First Edition of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (Eurocham) Greenbook was launched in Ho Chi Minh City on November 9 which features th...
Build Eco Xpo (BEX) Asia, Southeast Asia’s leading trade exhibition for the green building market, kicked off with a bang today (12th September) at ...
Build Eco Xpo (BEX) Asia, Southeast Asia’s leading trade exhibition for the green building market, is set to welcome international visitors this Sep...
Investment in transport infrastructure in the south falls short of the requirement, hindering the region’s growth, a seminar heard in HCM City last ...
The Vietnam Japan Architecture Forum 2017 is an event for architects, design/construction firms, and urban development firms from Japan and Vietnam to...
Vietnamese architect Hoang Thuc Hao has received a US$20,000 worth SIA-Getz Architecture Prize.
Accordingly, the biennial SIA-Getz Architecture...
WACKER, the Munich-based chemical company, is strengthening its presence in Vietnam by opening a second sales office, but this time in the north of th...
Ho Chi Minh City, the economic hub and biggest urban agglomeration of Vietnam has recently emerged as the country’s first mega city. The vibrant met...
The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta city of Cần Thơ has won the 2016 Asian Townscape Award from the Asia-Pacific regional office of the UN Human Settleme...
Old, but very poetic… the communal buildings (in Vietnamese, nhà tập thể), which have reappeared through the reliefs and sophisticated drawings...
