Phuong Dong Van Don brings together bay view villas, terraced houses, a hotel, restaurant and square within a contemporary coastal setting. The architecture connects residential spaces, hospitality facilities and communal areas, creating a varied environment for everyday living and leisure.
The bay view villas feature long-span structures, large glazed openings and terraces that maximise views towards the water. Elevated swimming pools become distinctive architectural elements, while integrated greenery reinforces the relaxed atmosphere. Terraced houses add another residential typology, contributing to the development’s urban fabric and range of living options.
The hotel is characterised by interlocking geometric forms, extensive glazing and planted balconies and rooftop terraces. These elements give the façades depth and soften the building’s overall appearance.
Diamond Square centres on a water plaza, with restaurant and café buildings inspired by boats and seashells arranged around it. The restaurant echoes the bow of a boat reaching towards the sea, while flowing interior curves continue this coastal inspiration.
Together, these components establish a coherent architectural identity for Phuong Dong Van Don. The combination of open views, water features, greenery and contemporary forms connects the different building types, shaping a setting where residential life, hospitality and shared outdoor experiences complement one another naturally.