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Everything is changing, everybody is evolving.
Today the flood, what is going to be tomorrow.
You may tell that natural disasters force us to fight against to survive.
I would argue that to survive is to evolve, and I want to develop architecture together with this evolution, of mankind and nature.
Looking at the central regions of Vietnam hit by annual floods, I do not believe in the problematic matter, but the opportunity to find the harmony between this condition of the site, and the livings of the inhabitants.
Based on the architectural essenc
