The "tailor-made" architectural style at Vinhomes Royal Island attracts the elite

(Dan Tri) - The Japanese-style subdivision complex at Vinhomes Royal Island Vu Yen, including The Miyabi and The Komorebi, attracts the upper class with its "bespoke" architectural style - personalizing living space with a series of high-end amenities.

Homes designed specifically for the owner

As one of the first people to decide to buy The Miyabi villa when it was first opened for sale, Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong ( Hai Phong City ) shared that the reason was because of her love for the culture and unique architecture of Japanese-style houses.

"In Japan, people value living space and quality of life, open natural landscapes and cherishing each individual's emotions. The architecture of the house was designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, making me feel that this is a house that is more beautiful than I could imagine," Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong shared during the first handover of The Miyabi villa at the end of November.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong was impressed with the beauty of The Miyabi villa when receiving the handover (Photo: Vinhomes Royal Island).

Designed by architect Kengo Kuma and developed by Vinhomes and Japan's leading real estate group Nomura, The Miyabi has satisfied many customers from the drawing board to real life.

The Miyabi has 427 completed villas. These villas are a combination of traditional Japanese architecture and bespoke trends, honoring the style and personality of the owner.

Bespoke trends combined with Japanese architecture have created an impressive living space at The Miyabi (Photo: Vinhomes Royal Island).

To create the villas at The Miyabi, architect Kengo Kuma used optimal designs for the homeowner, such as the waterproof Kawara roof. The sophistication is expressed through two different types of traditional Shoji doors, diversifying the architecture of each villa as well as the entire The Miyabi subdivision.

The villas are also designed with gates, low fences in front and a "backward" land position, opening up to a blue sea space behind the house of up to 70 square meters. The overall design creates a unique open space but still maintains privacy thanks to the customizable ventilation system.

Living space crystallized from the quintessence of Japan

Along with The Miyabi, architect Kengo Kuma also brought Japanese style to The Komorebi subdivision in the "island city" Vinhomes Royal Island. Also inspired by the traditional Machiya house model, with The Komorebi, Kengo Kuma adjusted the wooden slat system, window size, porch... to suit the strong sunny and rainy climate conditions of Vietnam.

Stepping out of each house, residents of The Miyabi and The Komorebi will enjoy a fresh living space created from diverse green areas and a chain of Japanese-standard amenities.

Among them, Japanese theme parks such as Zen Park with an area of ​​7.5 hectares, Ikigai Park with an area of ​​nearly 2 hectares and Youth Garden with an area of ​​8,000 square meters... possess full facilities for entertainment, health training, and relaxation for all family members. Ikigai Wellness Center with the highlight of Onsen hot spring service will bring health care privileges to residents.

Unique lifestyle, imbued with Japanese style, is present in every villa and every internal facility (Photo: Vinhomes Royal Island).

In the suburbs, a diverse green tree system covers the entire "island city". Residents can enjoy the lush green grass of the 36-hole golf course and the natural scenery with 3 large rivers surrounding Vu Yen island.

In addition, residents also own a collection of high-end utilities that have been put into operation such as Vinpearl Horse Academy Vu Yen, walking street - Vu Yen park... and a series of utilities that are about to be completed such as Royal Marina marina, Vincom Mega Mall shopping center... Along with that is a series of utilities for living - studying - health care - 24/7 security that are met thanks to the all-in-one model (all in one) typical of Vinhomes urban areas.

The "Countdown to greatness" event is a gift of gratitude from Vinhomes to the residents of the "island city" (Photo: Vinhomes Royal Island).

On December 31, residents will be able to participate in the first New Year's countdown event held at Vinhomes Royal Island with the participation of artists: Big Daddy and Emily, Phuc Du, Danrangto, DJ Mike Hao and MC Cong To. The event will take place at European Square, walking street - Vu Yen park - the leading entertainment destination in Hai Phong today.

Fireworks displays reaching heights of up to 180m and a series of unique events and festivals taking place continuously from now until Lunar New Year are expected to open a brilliant new year, while affirming the vitality of Vinhomes Royal Island.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/bat-dong-san/phong-cach-kien-truc-may-do-tai-vinhomes-royal-island-thu-hut-gioi-thuong-luu-20241230181050341.htm