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EVN Complex Apartment Finished Ho Chi Minh City 2011

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EVN Complex

The project consists of 2 building blocks 1 and 2 which are 33 stories high with 3 levels of the basement below. The basement helps to solve the parking issue for the region.

Apartment buildings 1 & 2 are designed for residential and commercial purposes serving the project users and also the surrounding residents. It’s to provide additional housing, daily commercial needs, and help with the lack of parking capacity in the region. This proposal is consistent with the general developing trend of the city.

The project created a highly attractive pedestrian zone with commercial, entertaining facilities and green spaces from No. 9 park, which makes the project a unique space in the city.

Unique points of the project:

  • Create a walking corridor, highly attractive with commercial, entertainment, and service areas, and a green park from Park 9.
  • Create a landmark for the City.
  • Create an environmentally friendly project.
  • Direct the most views to the city center and the Saigon riverfront as apartments’ added value.

 


Project: EVN Complex

Project owner: Sai Gon Vina Real Estate JSC

Location: District 5, Ho Chi Minh City

Land area (sqm):  51,387

Gross floor area (sqm): 359,709

Height: 33 stories

Year: 2011



Source: ardorarch.com

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