The Saigon House That Swapped Its Front Door for a Moat
A groundbreaking house in Saigon, Vietnam, designed by CTA Creative Architects, eschews traditional doors, including the main entrance, opting instead for a water feature and stepping stones. This innovative design addresses urban challenges by embracing natural elements and fluid movement, proposing a new paradigm for harmonious urban living.
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