The 3-storey house in Saigon surprised the West by the beauty of the rainforest

Located amidst the busy streets of Ho Chi Minh City, the house is filled with greenery that makes anyone watching through it. All kinds of trees cover the facade to the living space inside the house.

This unique house includes 3 floors and 252 m2 wide. Clumps of trees "climbing" out of windows make the house become outstanding and fancy. In particular, the entire roof is covered with vines.

This unique house consists of three 252-square-meter houses planted with outstanding greenery amidst solid concrete buildings.

The ground floor of the house is designed in the style of open space, taking natural light outdoors.

The floor space is opened diagonally upwards, creating natural ventilation for the house. This design helps to reduce the use of air conditioners in the high temperature of Ho Chi Minh City.

Trees are planted right in the ground floor space with many different effects. Trees are both cool, soothing in the air, and prevent direct sunlight from passing through the air. Cool green color also makes the space brighter and more impressive.

The space between floors makes it easy for people to connect and talk to each other.

An elegantly designed double bedroom. The window frames are filled with trees.

Trees become a green "curtain" for the bathroom

Space to relax and rest on the 3rd floor. Tropical plants are absorbed natural light so green.

Seamless vines surround the 3rd floor.

In the evening the house becomes more sparkling when the electric system is lit.

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