USING BREEZE BLOCKS IS A SOLUTION TO SAVE ENERGY AND RESOURCES FOR LARGE-SCALE PROJECTS.

Oct 05 , 2023 | 743

To build large-scale projects such as utility, religious, community, shopping malls, entertainment areas, bookstores, schools, hospitals,..., Architects and Designers need to consider many factors.

In addition to factors such as goals, environmental compatibility, safety and protection, maintenance and operation, management and resources, aesthetics, budget... In which the factor "energy saving and resources” always makes Architects/Designers especially interested.

Below are projects with large scale and space and how Architects/Designers use materials delicately to save energy, and resources and also honor unique beauty. reverence for spiritual works.

1. Chapel – Father Minh- An Chau in Chau Thanh - An Giang

The extensive use of breeze cement blocks in this chapel project maximizes the function of breeze blocks, taking wind to cool the interior space of the chapel, saving energy for this vast interior space.

At the same time, the patterns on breeze blocks also bring dappled light like a dance of nature, bringing pious children to pray here. The solidity of breeze blocks also brings beauty and respect for faith.

2. Dai Ngai Church

The hallway stretches widely, with one corner of the hallway decorated with breeze blocks, this is also a prominent highlight, effectively ventilating the area inside the ceremony area.

3. Hoi An Park

Using breeze blocks with Hindu design as the building envelope, this geometric pattern looks like "pinwheels flying in the wind" from a distance, completely suitable for Hoi An's tropical climate.

4. Sol Beach House Phu Quoc

With a design so that every room door has a beautiful view and the sea, Sol Beach House wants to bring relaxation to visitors who experience this place.

5. Ngo Thoi Nhiem Kindergarten - Thu Duc

Characterized by a large space, with an arc-shaped design that represents solidarity, creating a safe common living space for children, taking advantage of natural light and wind to help children's health.