Japanese architect immerses works in Vietnamese cityscapes, culture, and people's behavior

This project demonstrates their commitment to architecture design inspired by Vietnamese cityscapes, culture, and behavior. Fully aligned with this perspective, Yamada aimed to integrate Vietnamese culture, with a particular emphasis on alley culture and urban landscapes, into the essence of this project. Here, alleyways are not merely pathways for transportation but vibrant spaces with diverse features, contributing to his admiration for the unique alley culture in the Southeast Asian country. During his time at an architecture university in Japan, Yamada delved into the study of Southeast Asian countries. Currently, studio anettai has five people on its team, with a mix of both Vietnamese and Japanese working together.