Goldmark City is a new urban zone of Hanoi which is a complex of 10 blocks with a high density of population. The mission of all designers for the project was to create new modern-style and active living space for the whole residents.

At the seminar “Native in Landscape” held on October 29, Arc. Le Tuan Long, General Director of Eden Landscape shared his opinion about indigenous elements in real estate project.

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the establishing Urban and Rural Planning Faculty – Hanoi Architect University, the teachers union of Urban and Rural Planning Faculty in collaboration with Vietnam Landscape Architecture JSC (Eden Landscape) and some other sponsors organized workshops & contests with the theme: “Reconstructing transformed urban spaces”.

When landscape plays an undeniable role as an effective sales strategy, real estate businesses are increasingly investing in landscape design. However, landscape design is almost a new field in Vietnam; many investors have had misconception, leading to inefficiency of the landscape.

Market trends are changing when some domestic consultants have gained more and more interest from investors in the competition with foreign rivals.

From the position of a leading architect in Vietnam landscape design, the landscape has only been used by investor as “marketing strategy” to promote selling, but not from real value to life.

To make a difference in the real estate market, many investors are seeking for new weapons – the landscapes to promote selling prices, trading volume, liquidity and reputation, Arc. Le Tuan Long – Director of Vietnam Landscape Architecture JSC (Eden Landscape) said.