A couple in central Da Nang City built their wind-inspired nest after 10 years of separation.

After falling in love with each other at high school, they were separated as the man moved to Ho Chi Minh City with his family. After nearly 10 years he returned and discovered the right girl was the one he had loved at high school.
After tying the knot, they built a 125-square-meter house that stands out in the neighborhood with its curved roof, symbolizing the wind passing by. The wind was indeed the inspiration for the homeowners and architects in building it.

The house must ensure that the wind is circulated throughout, so architects divided it into three main blocks (working space, living space and garden) with a lot of greenery, which combines with a pond of koi fish in the garden to keep the house cool on hot summer days.

There are plants in many places around the house.

The living room has wooden furniture and a bamboo curtain separating it from other rooms.

Large glass doors enable the occupants to enjoy nature.

The bedroom too has a lot of wood.

To save space, architects designed a bookshelf that doubles up as a staircase leading to an attic.

The house with its curved roof at night.