Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy
VIET NAM
Meet Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Viet Nam. Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy's impressive haul of 7 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Social, Cultural Heritage, Architecture and Fine Art, Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
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Twin Lotus Murals
Upon arrival at the Noi Bai international airport visitors are welcomed by twin murals depicting lotus ponds in full bloom. The lotus, the national flower of Vietnam, was selected as the focus for 2 impressive 720 sq. meter outdoor murals painted on the facade of the T2 terminal. For over 2 months, lead designer Thu Thuy and New Hanoi Arts company worked creating these 15 meter high murals which were unveiled in January 2019. The blooming lotus reflecting in the pool and in the terminal’s glass windows, creates a sense of endless beauty and peace, a surrealism first impression of Hanoi.
Upon arrival at the Noi Bai international airport visitors are welcomed by twin murals depicting lotus ponds in full bloom. The lotus, the national flower of Vietnam, was selected as the focus for 2 impressive 720 sq. meter outdoor murals painted on the facade of the T2 terminal. For over 2 months, lead designer Thu Thuy and New Hanoi Arts company worked creating these 15 meter high murals which were unveiled in January 2019. The blooming lotus reflecting in the pool and in the terminal’s glass windows, creates a sense of endless beauty and peace, a surrealism first impression of Hanoi.
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New Hanoi Arts House Public Artwork
The New Hanoi Arts House reflects the murals, paintings and images of public artworks designed by Thu Thuy since 2006. Murals featuring flora and fauna are on the first two floors. Photography highlighting Thu Thuy’s past public artworks line the stairwell. A mirror room on the fifth floor, designed by Thu Thuy and Mike Savad combine graphic imagery with an iconic symbol of Vietnam. Even the outdoor balcony serves as a flower garden. Entrance is free of charge.
The New Hanoi Arts House reflects the murals, paintings and images of public artworks designed by Thu Thuy since 2006. Murals featuring flora and fauna are on the first two floors. Photography highlighting Thu Thuy’s past public artworks line the stairwell. A mirror room on the fifth floor, designed by Thu Thuy and Mike Savad combine graphic imagery with an iconic symbol of Vietnam. Even the outdoor balcony serves as a flower garden. Entrance is free of charge.
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Doji Tower Gold and Gem Trading Centre
With distinctive architecture which combines classical and modern styles harmoniously, Doji tower stands and shines like an exquisite giant diamond in Hanoi downtown. Doji tower has been recognized as the national record for being the largest diamond-shaped building in Vietnam which employs the most gold and gems for its decoration. The high quality and durable materials, ranging from 6-level marble base to 10-level diamond shape block with excellent glass.
With distinctive architecture which combines classical and modern styles harmoniously, Doji tower stands and shines like an exquisite giant diamond in Hanoi downtown. Doji tower has been recognized as the national record for being the largest diamond-shaped building in Vietnam which employs the most gold and gems for its decoration. The high quality and durable materials, ranging from 6-level marble base to 10-level diamond shape block with excellent glass.
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Hanoi Mirror House Public Artwork
Recently, the Mirror House is changed to a fascinate ceramic mosaic tiles seascape in Hanoi’s Reunion Park . Tremendous sea murals is capturing the World famous Ha Long Bay and Truong Sa waves cover the entire exterior of the house. The interior takes the visitor on a magical undersea journey showcasing sea life using 3D mosaic murals with more than 50 mirrors adding delight for everybody. The snail shape of the house provides a unique setting for exploring the magic and beauty of sea.
Recently, the Mirror House is changed to a fascinate ceramic mosaic tiles seascape in Hanoi’s Reunion Park . Tremendous sea murals is capturing the World famous Ha Long Bay and Truong Sa waves cover the entire exterior of the house. The interior takes the visitor on a magical undersea journey showcasing sea life using 3D mosaic murals with more than 50 mirrors adding delight for everybody. The snail shape of the house provides a unique setting for exploring the magic and beauty of sea.
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Hanoi Ceramic Mural
Each year Noi Bai International airport welcomes more than 18 million visitors. Lead designer Nguyen Thu Thuy accepted the challenge to create a ceramic mosaic mural that spans the history of this 1000 year old city, giving international travelers their first impression of Hanoi. The mural portrays Hanoi Past and Present featuring well-known architectural landmarks plus the natural beauty of the city. Created with over 250,000 mosaic tiles this expansive mural measure 26m wide and 3.4m high.
Each year Noi Bai International airport welcomes more than 18 million visitors. Lead designer Nguyen Thu Thuy accepted the challenge to create a ceramic mosaic mural that spans the history of this 1000 year old city, giving international travelers their first impression of Hanoi. The mural portrays Hanoi Past and Present featuring well-known architectural landmarks plus the natural beauty of the city. Created with over 250,000 mosaic tiles this expansive mural measure 26m wide and 3.4m high.
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Hanoi Mirror House Public Artwork
Upon entering the Mirror House in Hanoi’s Reunion Park, visitors are swept into the depths of the ocean as they explore the wonders and beauty of the sea. Brilliant colored ceramic mosaic murals feature snails, starfish, sea anemones and a wide array of tropical fish. Mirrors add a sense of magic and intrigue. This experience was captured by painter Nguyen Thu Thuy and her colleagues in a 3D artistic expression. Being able to develop a deep appreciation for public art is rare in Vietnam, but Thu Thuy is breaking the barriers.
Upon entering the Mirror House in Hanoi’s Reunion Park, visitors are swept into the depths of the ocean as they explore the wonders and beauty of the sea. Brilliant colored ceramic mosaic murals feature snails, starfish, sea anemones and a wide array of tropical fish. Mirrors add a sense of magic and intrigue. This experience was captured by painter Nguyen Thu Thuy and her colleagues in a 3D artistic expression. Being able to develop a deep appreciation for public art is rare in Vietnam, but Thu Thuy is breaking the barriers.
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Wave Mural Public Artwork
The exterior wall of the Mirror House in Hanoi’s Reunion Park was decorated with ceramic mosaic murals of Truong Sa waves. Thu Thuy’s idea aimed to promote the beauty and power of the Vietnamese seascape. As a visitor approaches the Mirror House, there is a sense of mist from the ocean as this entire wall of the building is covered with shimmering waves created entirely by 300,000 ceramic mosaic tiles, giving the installation a feeling of unity and wholeness.
The exterior wall of the Mirror House in Hanoi’s Reunion Park was decorated with ceramic mosaic murals of Truong Sa waves. Thu Thuy’s idea aimed to promote the beauty and power of the Vietnamese seascape. As a visitor approaches the Mirror House, there is a sense of mist from the ocean as this entire wall of the building is covered with shimmering waves created entirely by 300,000 ceramic mosaic tiles, giving the installation a feeling of unity and wholeness.
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