H.01







hiên_01



The project is conceived as an information and pastoral centre serving parishioners and visitors to St. Joseph Cathedral, accommodating a reception area, bookstore, and gift shop. Situated within a highly symbolic setting, the proposal extends beyond functional requirements to address the relationship between old and new, while responding to the religious character of the site. 


















































H.02


hiên_02



As part of an ongoing body of work exploring ancillary and extension structures within existing religious environments, hien_02 is the latest project designed by lêstudioarchitects for ham long parish, archdiocese of hanoi.the project accommodates two complementary functions: a large canopy providing additional outdoor seating for liturgical gatherings, and a parish bookstore housing religious publications and devotional objects.
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H.03

hiên_03



Several design proposals were developed, all based on the architectural principles established through the previous two projects. Ultimately, the new client—a younger and more progressive priest—chose to continue this direction. This did not mean repeating earlier ideas, however, as the project introduces a number of important refinements.
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TDT

tdt_shrine temple



The temple is positioned along the parish’s pilgrimage route, connecting the cathedral, the temple, and the surrounding water landscape to form a sacred north–south axis. Visitors progress through a carefully choreographed sequence of spatial experiences: from the enclosed cathedral, to the open landscape, to the compact and introverted temple, before finally arriving at an open natural setting beyond. This alternating rhythm of enclosure and openness reinforces both movement and the symbolic extension of the sacred axis toward nature.
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TDX

tdx_pastoral centre



As part of a five-building public complex—including a temple, school, traditional house, pastoral center, and multipurpose facility—the tdx multipurpose house plays a crucial role in the site’s overall spatial and functional strategy. designed to accommodate various programs such as work, reception, dining, and lodging, it is the second structure in the master plan to be completed. since its inauguration, the building has been actively used and integrated into the daily life of the community.













































VDT

vdt_museum



Adaptive Cultural Infrastructure: The Vu Dan Tan Museum as a Contemporary Case from Vietnam

The Vu Dan Tan Museum offers a compelling case of adaptive cultural infrastructure in contemporary Vietnam, not only at the architectural level, but also in terms of institutional transformation, programmatic flexibility, and cultural interpretation.
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MCV

mcv_multifunction



Our first project was realised in the remote mountainous region of Northwest Vietnam, deep within the villages of local ethnic minority communities. The greatest challenge did not stem from limited financial resources, but rather from the availability of local construction capacity and the organisational conditions that had to be understood and incorporated into the design proposal from the outset
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VLM

vlm_vinhlong agriculture museum



The Mekong Delta Agricultural Museum is conceived not simply as a repository of artifacts, but as a space for interpreting the agricultural civilization of the delta. Its architecture connects tangible collections with the region’s cultural memory, indigenous knowledge, and enduring relationship between people and nature.
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VHB



vhb_vânhà bridge



Kinh Bac has long been recognized as one of the cradles of Vietnamese civilization. As an early center of Buddhism and the homeland of the Ly Dynasty, it has played a significant role in shaping the nation’s cultural and historical identity. These values remain deeply embedded in the collective memory and cultural landscape of the region.

The project draws upon this historical and spiritual foundation to develop a contemporary architectural expression. Its formal composition reflects ideas of continuity, integration, and collective identity, while establishing a dialogue between cultural heritage and the aspirations of the present.
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DCS

dcs_deocon reststation



Located in Phu Tho Province along National Highway 32, the Deo Con Rest Stop introduces a contemporary bungalow destination within the mountainous landscape of northern Vietnam. 
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