008. DEOCON

build | roadside station | hospitality | service

007. DSK

initiative | urbanism | refurbishment | work

006. TREFF.PUNKT

project | urbanism | residential

005. GREEN.DESK

competition | work

004. VERTICAL.GARDEN

competition | residential

003. E.KUBUS

competition | education

002. X.BORDER

project | education | culture

001. BERG.HAUS

project | refurbishment | hospitality

008. DEOCON

007. DIE SICHTBARE KULTUR

CategoryInitiative
AwardNominated for the shortlist of the Heinze ArchitekturAWARD 2023 – young talent
LocationBerlin, DE
TypologyUrbanism, Culture, Refurbishment, Work
Year2023
ClientDong Xuan Center GmbH (unofficial)
TeamDuc Nguyen
special thanks to Jonas Janke (b+), Quy Duong Pham

Idealizing the UnrealAs the Hippie movement and green living thrived in Berlin, the Dong Xuan market in Lichtenberg, which had been hidden in the urban landscape, unexpectedly garnered attention for its vibrant and colorful space where the Vietnamese community lives and works. It became an intriguing destination for weekend wanderers seeking to experience a new culture right in the heart of the capital. Since its establishment in 2005, the Dong Xuan Center and its surrounding areas have organically developed; however, its current usage conflicts with official urban planning. The haphazard arrangement of wholesale and retail shops within a sprawling 200-hectare area confuses tourists and contradicts the long-term development goals of the federal government.However, in this pilot project, revamping the overall layout and incorporating well-placed green areas will enhance the visitor experience and make management more convenient, all while preserving the unique industrial charm that has existed for centuries.From the central entrance, one can easily spot two towering concrete structures (formerly lead production factories) that were partially abandoned after the high demolition costs following World War II. Guided by the philosophy of "minimize destruction, maximize utilization, and respect heritage," this space will be transformed into a multidisciplinary research and art production facility with working spaces, exhibition halls, cultural artifact storage, and more. The greatest challenge lies in achieving harmony between the distinctive architecture of the two towers and the expanded usable space, all while preserving the character of the industrial district.The restructuring of the Dong Xuan market area will undoubtedly impact the lives and livelihoods of the local residents, but on the flip side, it will foster trade and cultural exchange between two nations with a friendly relationship spanning over 45 years. Combining the past and the present to pave the way for a brighter future, utilizing the tourism potential of a renowned industrial area, and adhering to strict local government regulations while aligning with the investor's desire for sustainable development are the objectives of this pilot project.

006. TREFF.PUNKT

CategoryProject
LocationBorghorst, DE
TypologyUrbanism, Residential
Year2021
ClientISEK Kreisstadt Steinfurt
TeamDuc Nguyen

The town with its narrow streetsBorghorst is a small town located in the Steinfurt district of Germany. In an effort to rejuvenate the town, an experimental project has identified several challenges that need to be addressed, including wasted parking space, an inadequate bicycle lane system, and abandoned, dimly lit areas that hinder planning.However, there are always rays of hope, especially given its prime location near the Bagno Nature Park, which boasts lush greenery as far as the eye can see. It's a paradise for exciting activities such as hiking, biking, exhibitions, and classical concerts. This area is divided into three parts: Burgsteinfurt, Bagno, and Borghorst itself, all of which offer immensely attractive tourism potential.The project aims to unveil the hidden beauty of the town center, creating an effect of "urban emptiness." Specifically, the goal is to revitalize abandoned areas and establish meeting points for the local community to breathe life back into the region. The city entrance will be expanded to include a pedestrian zone, and tourism infrastructure will be enhanced. The parking lot will no longer be a passive landscape; instead, it will be transformed into a senior citizens' residence with three floors, a rooftop, and an underground parking level (which can be rented). This shared space will include restaurants and individual guest rooms for tourists. Simultaneously, a modern tourist information center will also be constructed, enabling visitors to access information, recommendations, and complete experiences right from the moment they arrive in the town.The centerpiece of the project is the "Red Square" – a space for gathering and conversation, featuring comfortable public seating areas and a westward-facing wall for clear area identification and integration of public bookshelves. This will provide a space for residents and tourists to come together, freely interact, and discuss the unique local culture.

005. GREEN.DESK

CategoryNon-public Competition
Award2nd Prize
LocationDamme, DE
TypologyWork
Year2021
ClientGRIMME Landmaschinenfabrik GmbH
TeamDuc Nguyen

Indoor GardenAfter months of facing challenges in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, the term "Home Office" has become familiar to office workers. Leveraging the advantages of working from home, they save time on commuting and enjoy the freedom to manage their schedules. However, family members and pets have also become factors that can disrupt concentration and work productivity. In the future, remote work will continue to be a common trend, but we should not underestimate the importance of daily face-to-face communication with colleagues.After listening to feedback from investors and conducting surveys from management to employees, the project was designed with a focus on sustainability and the creation of abundant green spaces both inside and outside the building, providing a sense of coziness similar to working from home. The project not only expanded the administrative area for internal employees but also aimed to promote Grimme Company's "Protect and Develop the Environment" philosophy in the future.The project's design drew inspiration from the characteristic pitched-roof houses of suburban Germany. By creating asymmetric box-like structures, the project introduces small garden spaces within the property. This not only provides natural light and fresh air but also involves planting greenery both inside and outside. As a result, it helps mitigate summer heat, and the building achieves a good energy-saving rating.The entrance area and workspace are adorned with plenty of greenery, creating a comfortable and friendly atmosphere. Regardless of the location, this fosters a delightful connection with nature, which is the project's main attraction. A canopy has been constructed to serve as an ideal gathering spot for employees during lunch hours, promoting not only communication but also stress reduction after challenging work hours.

004. VERTICAL.GARDEN

CategoryCompetition
LocationOsnabrück, DE
TypologyResidential
Year2021
ClientWohnungsgesellschaft WiO GmbH
TeamDuc Nguyen, Tanja Kuckert (Kuckert Architekten BDA)

It's Green All AroundThe city of Osnabrück, located in Germany, plans to develop a residential complex on the site of the old military barracks in Landwehr. The requirement here is for a small town with a timeless concept accompanied by sustainability in both design and functionality.The layout of the building blocks has been optimized to establish a connection between walkways and inner courtyards, creating an "Indoor Street" space. The overall ground level has been raised by approximately 60 cm to create a distinct separation from the surrounding parking lot. Access to each apartment is provided through three stairwell cores and interconnected walkways combined with hanging gardens, forming a living environment that is simultaneously open, appealing, and private.The inner courtyard serves as a public green space for everyone, surrounded by building blocks with walkways leading to the gardens. Additionally, on the rooftop with hanging gardens and awnings, it is well-suited for cultivating various sun-loving plants or establishing a nursery garden. This green coverage contributes to an overall project that embraces a nature-friendly aesthetic.The entire project is designed on a grid system, allowing for modular construction, providing flexibility and extreme cost efficiency. The façade is constructed similarly with a system of horizontal and vertical steel structures supporting both walkways and balconies. This approach ensures that each apartment has a small front yard, where residents can enjoy fresh air or engage with neighbors, enhancing the sense of community and creating a strong connection with their own homes. With five types of apartments catering to singles, families, and multi-generational living, these solutions can foster a strong sense of community.The project's goal is to develop a green building both inside and out, whether at higher or lower levels, always covered in vegetation. This philosophy, expressed through architectural design, enhances community interaction and the connection between people and nature.

003. E.KUBUS

CategoryCompetition
AwardNominated for the shortlist of the Baunetz Campus Master 2020
LocationBerlin, DE
TypologyEducation
Year2019
ClientAIV Architekten- und Ingenieurverein zu Berlin e.V.
TeamDuc Nguyen

Public Living RoomIn an effort to establish a new library community at Blücherplatz and promote the development of this urban space in the near future, the Berlin City Government has organized numerous events, including not only press conferences involving citizens, the Mayor, and urban planners but also large-scale competitions, both nationally and internationally. The new location is situated along the banks of the River Spree, intersected by two thoroughfares, Waterloo-Ufer and Zossener Straße, adjacent to the preserved landmark of the American Memorial Library (AGB). This not only increases the pressure for urban development in this area but also reflects the desire to realize the largest Central Library in the country, a place that provides information and knowledge for those eager to learn and explore, with the criteria of the "Library of the Future."With the goal of finding an economically efficient solution for the functional block with a total floor area of up to 37,400 square meters, complete with modern infrastructure, especially an automated book classification system, all of these elements should be contained within an independent architectural block. This presents the greatest challenge for the project because a building of such large floor space makes it imposing in the surrounding area.To enhance its connection to the urban context, a block is rotated around the center of the residential complex, creating a circular form facing Mehringsplatz, complemented by a zigzag steel frame with poured concrete, giving the rotated block a suspended effect. Replanning the pathways to be more pedestrian and cyclist-friendly also contributes to a welcoming entrance between the two libraries. Additionally, green spaces have been strategically placed to make the architectural block more inviting to everyone. Upon entering, visitors will be easily captivated by the expansive atrium area, providing ample natural light for the shared reading rooms, aptly named the "Public Living Room." It's a place where people of all ages and backgrounds can exchange knowledge with one another, and this is the ultimate goal of the project.

002. X.BORDER

CategoryProject
LocationHamburg, DE
TypologyEducation, Culture
Year2016
ClientReGe Hamburg mbH
TeamDuc Nguyen

Outside the Comfort ZoneOver the past two decades, Hafencity has emerged as one of the central development areas of the city of Hamburg, Germany. From public transportation infrastructure, such as the extension of the U4 subway line, to multifunctional complexes like Überseequartier, and iconic landmarks such as the Elbphilharmonie concert hall, Hafencity has been on a trajectory to become the next urban focal point in Hamburg. Consequently, the city authorities have devised a long-term development plan encompassing various sectors, including the economy, education, and notably, science and technology.Nestled along the banks of the River Elbe, across from the resplendent Elbphilharmonie concert hall and in close proximity to the renowned Der König der Löwen stage, this piece of land holds great potential for a multifunctional facility geared towards science and creativity. Open-access events like the "Lange Nächte" (Long Nights) festival will introduce new innovations to the community.The initial concept envisions a dynamic, fluid structure that evokes the sensation of riding on waves. Its functions will encompass exhibition and product showcasing spaces, research and manufacturing areas intertwined with educational facilities, alongside a self-service restaurant and a library. The building's core will consist of a reinforced concrete structure housing emergency staircases, restrooms, and technical rooms. The four sides will be constructed using a combination of steel frames and concrete floors on steel decking, capable of bearing loads both vertically and horizontally.Space division based on purpose is a unique feature, with the exhibition area featuring inclined floors corresponding to the structure's slope, each floor dedicated to specific technology fields. This layout also serves as a guide for visitors on their exploration journey. The opposite side is reserved for research and education activities, with the floors constructed on the same level. By employing dual facades and a layer of stainless steel mesh on the exterior, the structure minimizes direct sunlight while harnessing the slope to install solar panels, maximizing energy efficiency.This construction project stands as an icon of development and progress, making a striking statement in the cityscape of Hamburg. With its distinctive architecture, diverse functions, and utilization of renewable energy, it will attract both the local community and international visitors.

001. BERG.HAUS

CategoryProject
LocationPracorno, IT
TypologyRefurbishment, Hospitality
Year2021
ClientPrivat
TeamDuc Nguyen, Hannah Rudolph

Regeneration Instead of DemolitionAlong the Alps mountain range, near the tourist area of the city of Pracorno, stands a small house dating back to the 20th century, embodying the native beauty of Southern Italy. This house was constructed using simple materials and rudimentary building methods. The ground floor, or the base, is made of natural stone combined with a thin layer of mortar, helping to keep it warm during the freezing winter months. Meanwhile, the upper floor and the roof of the house are made of wood, following the distinctive architectural style of the region.After World War II, the house was abandoned and suffered serious deterioration over time. However, with the significant tourism potential of the area, a land area of over 10,000 square meters, and the historic charm of the house, it could be transformed into a rental resort.This experimental design proposal aims to optimize the investor's budget while preserving the essence of the native architecture. The renovation of the historic house retains only the exterior with the natural stone walls that have weathered over time, and a new house is constructed opposite to make use of the terrain and provide additional accommodation space for tourists. The historic house is reinforced with a load-bearing wooden frame structure. The ground floor can serve as a coffee shop or a reception area, while the upper floor connects to guest rooms. The house opposite, built into the slope, consists of two underground levels, providing essential services such as a restaurant, sauna, storage, technical room, etc. Four adjacent mini-apartments with direct access to the road offer convenience for transportation and sports equipment. Hallways and relaxation areas face the mountain forest landscape, enhancing the connection with nature. This area is also suitable for tourists to explore and interact with local residents.The combination of the past and the present, regeneration instead of demolition, and the closer connection between people and nature at this resort are the highlights of this project.

09.2023

Nominated for the shortlist of the Heinze ArchitekturAWARD 2023 – young talentI am very pleased about the nomination of the project DSK | Die sichtbare Kultur for the shortlist of the Heinze Architecture Award 2023 for young talent. The transformation of the concrete towers and the Dong Xuan Center in Berlin has an impact on the environment and the city. It influences the lives and work of migrant groups in Germany. The present design reveals the space of possibilities that opens up through the vision of the future.

08.2021

3rd prize | New construction of a Catholic Forum for Education and Encounter in Kleve, GermanyUnder the supervision of architect Tanja Kuckert and Christian Kuckert (Kuckert Architekten BDA), our design was awarded the 3rd prize in the competition for the new Catholic Forum for Education and Encounter in Kleve, Germany. In general, the submission impresses with a high potential for good interior and exterior space qualities.

07.2021

2rd prize | New Working Environments for medium-sized Company in Damme, GermanyI am delighted to announce that the project GREEN.DESK has won the 2nd prize in the Non-public Competition for Grimme Landmaschinenfabrik GmbH. In today's rapidly evolving work environments, both companies and employees need to adapt quickly. Many organizations have come to realize that the quality of office spaces significantly influences employee satisfaction, thereby impacting an organization's agility, creativity, and productivity. The solutions for a medium-sized company in a rural setting will naturally differ from those in a metropolitan area. Straddling the line between tradition and innovation, I will be exploring creative solutions for buildings and workspaces, using Grimme, the agricultural equipment producer, as a case study.

08.2020

Nominated for the shortlist of the Baunetz Campus Master 2020I am very pleased about the nomination of the project E.KUBUS for the shortlist of the Baunetz Campus Master 2020. The project aims to merge the new Central and State Library of Berlin (ZLB) with the location of the America Memorial Library (AGB), which will further increase the pressure on the area around Blücherplatz. This is reflected in the fact that the Mehringplatz area is designated as one of three key areas for the development of Berlin in the 2030 urban development concept, along with the vicinity of the main train station and the town hall forum. It is intended to become the largest library location in Germany with a commitment to "education for all."

Duc Nguyen, M.A. Architecturewas born and raised in Vietnam. He graduated with a Bachelor's degree and received a Master's degree in Architecture from HCU | Hafencity University Hamburg and MSA | Münster School of Architecture. Having lived, studied, and worked in various cities and architectural firms in Germany and Vietnam, he consistently seeks intriguing intersections between different cultures to fuel his journey of research and architectural practice.His works are characterized by a focus on the interplay between the measurable rationality of built form and the immeasurable phenomenology of space, tailored to urban contexts. Concepts of minimalism, radicalism, contrast and endurance are vividly expressed through each of his designs.Besides that, he is always interested in meeting new collaborators and learning about other young talents. So, feel free to connect with him via E-Mail, Instagram or Linkedin.

Mr. Nguyen proved to be a highly motivated, professionally competent, and consistently dedicated employee from the very first day. He consistently fulfilled his assigned tasks to our utmost satisfaction.After a short period of familiarization, he worked independently and goal-oriented within his areas of responsibility. He demonstrated resilience and was always ready to go above and beyond the regular working hours to support our office. Furthermore, he consistently delivered reliable and punctual work.Mr. Nguyen already possessed detailed expertise, which he continually deepened during his time with us.His interactions with superiors, colleagues, and team members were always friendly, impeccable, and constructive. His collaboration within the project team was extremely cooperative, helpful, and collegial.Dipl.-Ing. Kilian Kresing

Mr. Nguyen carried out the tasks assigned to him very independently and responsibly, always to our fullest satisfaction. He is highly motivated and very meticulous in executing the tasks given to him, quickly becoming a valuable member of our team.Thanks to his strong sense of design and graphics, he consistently served as a valuable design and discussion partner for us in competition projects. Through his high level of commitment and excellent teamwork skills, he gained significant recognition and appreciation within our office.Dipl.-Ing. Christian Kuckert
Dipl.-Ing. Tanja Kuckert

He possesses an extremely comprehensive and outstanding expertise, which he consistently and successfully applied to fulfill his tasks. His graphic and design skills, in particular, deserve special mention.Mr. Nguyen quickly adapted to the responsibilities assigned to him. He pursued the established goals persistently and with the utmost success. He was highly reliable, and his work style was characterized by meticulous planning and systematic approaches. Moreover, he consistently met tight deadlines and handled heavy workloads effectively. His work results were of very high quality, even when faced with changing requirements and challenging conditions.The collaboration also worked exceptionally well from the home office. Mr. Nguyen is highly proficient in technology and equally adept at remote collaboration.Mr. Nguyen consistently completed his tasks to our fullest satisfaction and met our expectations in every aspect. He consistently demonstrated exemplary behavior towards superiors, colleagues, and clients. He contributed significantly to excellent and efficient teamwork.Dipl.-Ing. Stefan Scholz

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