This is a virtual presentation of my reality.

Pillar Support Sky number 1

An unfinished project seemed to be forgotten, turning it into just a giant block of reinforced concrete, like a Pillar holding up the sky.

Just looking forward to the day it will be put into use.

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Pillar Support Sky number 2

An unfinished project seemed to be forgotten, turning it into just a giant block of reinforced concrete, like a Pillar holding up the sky.

Just looking forward to the day it will be put into use.

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Pillar Support Sky number 3

An unfinished project seemed to be forgotten, turning it into just a giant block of reinforced concrete, like a Pillar holding up the sky.

Just looking forward to the day it will be put into use.

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From fields to apartments (No. 1)

The complex of constructions ranges from unfinished, gradually completed to buildings that have been put into use.

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From fields to apartments (No. 2)

The complex of constructions ranges from unfinished, gradually completed to buildings that have been put into use.

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From fields to apartments (No. 2)

A building has been put into use.

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From fields to apartments (No. 4)

The high-rise building complex is gradually being completed in front of the peach farm.

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Concrete skylight (No. 1)

The once vast skies are now adorned with magnificent high-rise buildings.

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Concrete skylight (No. 2)

The once vast skies are now adorned with magnificent high-rise buildings.

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Concrete skylight (No. 3)

The once vast skies are now adorned with magnificent high-rise buildings.

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Concrete skylight (No. 4)

The once vast skies are now adorned with magnificent high-rise buildings.

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Concrete skylight (No. 5)

The once vast skies are now adorned with magnificent high-rise buildings.
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Social & Architecture

Vertical Residence: Hà Đông

Vertical residences are a popular solution for urban living. They include apartments, condos, and mixed-use developments with elevators, parking, and shared recreational areas. They’re attractive because they’re close to work, city amenities, and have great views.

In Vietnam, the shift towards urbanization has brought about changes in land use goals, particularly in regions like Ha Dong district in Hanoi (formerly Ha Dong city). This district serves as the gateway to the capital city and has witnessed a significant increase in vertical migration alongside rapid urbanization. The transformation of Ha Dong’s landscape has resulted in the conversion of agricultural fields and village houses into modern urban spaces. A typical example of population growth can be taken over the three-decade period from 1975 to 2009, the population density has increased from 3,588 people per square kilometer to 4,611 people per square kilometer. Compared to a period of just over a decade, population density has skyrocketed to 8,900 people per square meter by 2022 (According to Hà Đông geography), showing the extent of the impact of urbanization.

The rise of vertical residence has significantly influenced Vietnam’s modern culture and society, as it reshapes the physical landscape and transforms human life in this new era. The rapid escalation in urban population density is expected to intensify the demands on resources and trigger further social changes.