Ts VEIL

Project type: Renovation / Social Dining

Completed Year: 2025

Area: 300sqm / Location: Saigon, Vietnam

Lead Architects: Khoa Vu, Anh Ta

Ts VEIL is a renovation of a 300-square-meter, three-story villa in the heart of District 2, Ho Chi Minh City, an area rapidly evolving with a dense mix of residential homes, small shops, and local eateries. Rather than opting for demolition and new construction, the project carefully preserves the building’s core structural framework, including the concrete frame, staircase, floor plates, and roof, while reimagining both its architectural presence and spatial performance through a new system of skins, outer and inner.

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LOOPA

Project type: Cultural | Visitor Center

Year: 2025

Area: 5000 sqm

Location: Adršpach Rocks, Czech Republic

Team & Collaborators: Khoa Vu, Erik Fitcher Hongye Wu

The project proposes a singular architectural gesture: a continuous, unified ring that encircles a forested courtyard—establishing a clear threshold to the Adršpach Rocks. This form organizes movement, frames nature, and enhances the visitor’s journey. Rather than scattering buildings across the site, the ring creates clarity, efficiency, and intimacy—offering an infrastructural framework that is both practical and poetic.

Ts lunar cavern

Project type: Residential

Completed Year: 2025

Area: 150sqm

Lead Architects: Khoa Vu, Thien Nguyen

Local Architect: TAA Design / Team: Nhu Do, Vu Nguyen

Ts LUNAR CAVERN is an interior design transformation of a 150-square-meter duplex residence in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, crafted for a musician-artist. The design explores the essential idea of home through the abstraction of a cave—a sanctuary that offers both protection and perspective—while drawing inspiration from the Moon, a symbol of duality and emotional depth. At its core, the design manifests as two interwoven vaulted spaces, each embodying a distinct spatial and emotional quality.

Y spaceS

Project type: Commercial

Year: 2023-2025

Area: 350sqm

Team: Khoa Vu, Alex Soto, Andrew Storer

 



HOUSE TO GET LOST

Project type: Residential / Unbuilt

Year: 2018

Area: 150sqm

Location: Switzerland

Concept design for a private vacation residence located in a highland area in Switzerland. The design centered on the idea of labyrinth as spatial organization and characteristics to slow time and contemplation.

“Space to get lost and discovery.

There is no beginning and no end.

One recognizes the rhythmic and sequential of the space through movement.

No space is dominant the other, repetition occurs within local variation.

There is no linear sequence but rather collections of turning moments for discovery.

Space dependent from each other to promote ambiguity and non-directionality.”

grayscale

Project type: Cultural / Renovation

Year: 2019 / Unbuilt

Area: 8500sqm

Location: Dalat, Vietnam

Master Thesis / Distinction / Harvard GSD

The project proposes a new Cultural and Laboratory Hub for a highland resort city in Vietnam called Dalat, “the city of fog and thousands of pine.” It is a city shaped by French colonialism, known for its pleasant climate, natural scenic atmosphere, and architecture of northern-French influence. Today, Dalat is facing environmental, cultural, and infrastructural problems. The architectural intervention rests at the intersection between nature and agriculture. With regards to Nature, the architecture proposes artificial nature. With regards to Agriculture, the architecture proposes eco-tourism.