This house is an example of the architecture of Hanoi in Vietnam, where the architectural legacies of the era of French domination in European style survive, raised at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th. This could be a house of that period or a current house designed respecting that style.
In general, they are usually very fresh brick constructions that adapted the French neo-classic style to the warm climate of Vietnam. The adaptations are in the arrangement of the terraces, balustrades and the extensive gardens. Light colors allow the diffusion of light and ceramic ceilings with a steep slope greater than 30 degrees are ideal for draining rain when it is abundant. The systems of closing in the windows filter conveniently the passage of the sun to the interior of the rooms obtaining a fresh atmosphere, thanks also to the great height of the interior spaces.
The part of a textbook that states the author's purpose is the Preface/Introduction.
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