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Old Posted: Oct 31, 2010, 6:25 AM
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HANOI | Vietinbank Business Centre | 64 floors / 48 floors

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a ground-breaking ceremony has been held for vietinbank business centre, foster + partners'
first project in vietnam. bringing together the bank’s headquarters, conference, hotel and leisure
facilities, the landmark towers are strategically located between central hanoi and the airport,
demonstrating the emergence of vietnam as an international financial centre.

the 300,000-square-metre mixed-use development comprises two towers, connected by
a seven-storey podium building containing conference facilities, luxury shops, cafes and restaurants
and topped by roof top gardens. the taller tower, at 68-storeys, will provide an energy-efficient
new headquarters for vietinbank, one of vietnam’s largest banking groups. the second, 48-storey
tower will house a five-star hotel, spa and serviced apartments.

the scheme has a progressive environmental agenda and is designed to mitigate the effects of
the area’s high levels of humidity using a low-energy, desiccant wheel. the system draws in humidity,
separating the water from the atmosphere and exhaling hot, dry air, which can then be cooled by
ground water and released back into the buildings. this is the first time this technology has been
applied in the region on such a large scale. a serrated facade, made up of projecting fins at 4.5-metre
intervals, provides both shade and a unit of measurement for cellular offices around the perimeter
of the floor plate.




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Old Posted: Oct 31, 2010, 7:36 AM
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saw this a few days ago. it's really a beautiful tower. one of the best proposed imo.

the V for Vietnam/Vietinbank, the diagonal roof, the solid corners, and the skygardens dividing that awesome facade! they work together perfectly to make a solid office tower. good for hanoi!
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very new update about this project!





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Old Posted: Aug 9, 2011, 4:04 AM
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ah mod! can you move it to "Supertall",also edit the title
this project has 68 floors 363m tower and 48floors 250m tower!
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Cool

It's so isolated from the general skyscraper population in Hanoi. I say it'd look like quite the thing if it's located right next to the Keangnam Hanoi Landmark towers. At least it would help to improve and make the skyline look more attractive
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Old Posted: Sep 26, 2011, 11:13 AM
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Old Posted: Sep 26, 2011, 12:01 PM
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Nice skyscraper. The V roof-line will make this a Hanoi and Vietnam icon.
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That looks like a rebar cage for a shoring wall. They're going deep!
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Old Posted: Oct 18, 2011, 3:13 PM
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good construction!
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