Which building do you like or dislike?

my favourites buildings...
1.Melia Hanoi
http://www.ima.com.sg/may-june2001/pic/MELIA-HANOI.jpg
http://www.idgvietnam.com/docs/images/comnet2001/face_hotel.jpg
2.Diamond Plaza Saigon
http://www.ase-europe.com/img/company.jpg
3.Vincom City Tower Hanoi
3.Saigon Centre
http://www.maunsell.com.hk/Images/MSCL/Overseas/Saigon_Centre.jpg
4.Daewoo Hotel & Daeha Business Centre Hanoi
http://www.nhandan.org.vn/english/20031121/hotel.jpg
5.Meritus Westlake/Sofitel Hanoi
http://www.handmadeholidays.com.au/templates/images/vietnam/SofitelPlaza.jpg
6.Hilton Hanoi
http://www.stayxs.com/new/booking/images/hotels/DetailPage1567.jpg
7.Sun Wah Tower SAigon
http://www.sunwah-tower.vnn.vn/images/SunWahtower_Small.jpg

8.Ocean Park Hanoi
http://www.vir.com.vn/Admin/IMAGE/DOCIMAGE/vir644_18.jpg

other...
1.Ho-chi-Minh Mousoleum Hanoi
http://www.saturdayeveryday.com/S.E.%20Asia%202001/Hanoi_-_HCM_Mausoleum.jpg
2.City Hall Saigon
http://www.vietnam-hotels-discount.com/pack42/images/pic8.jpg
3.Opera Hanoi
http://www.gate1travel.com/Destinations/seasia/04/images/hanoi-opera.jpg

worst buildings..
Sheraton Saigon

Ho-chi-Minh Mousoleum Hanoi, I hate thid building the most. The building look kind of cold like a person :). If I was the governor, man i reaped that building down a long time ago. Ho Chi Minh did really save the Vietnamese from the French, but he sacrificed millions of vietnamese peoples, evil bastard.

He didn't sacrifice millions of Vietnamese people. Rather, millions of Vietnamese people sacrificed to free their homeland from foreign domination and achieve independence, an ideal we've cherished for over 2000 years.

did you really mean he didn't kill any Vietnamese people, not even one, let make the number big. I dare to said that Ho Chi Minh killed at least 100,000 vietnamese people, his own damn people. I guess ur are vietnamese right? If yes go to ur parent and ask how much Ho Chi Minh killed at Tet Mau Than. Ho Chi Minh use to command a force called Viet Minh to overthrown the French, then later that force became Viet Cong. Who was the head general of Vietcong, of course Ho Chi Minh. If you said Vietnamese peolple didn't want to become a part of U.S., and hated the ideas by President Johnson than I would believe it was true. However, you said Ho Chi Minh didn't even killed one Vietnamese, man, I got nothing to said, just go ask ur parents. Controversially, what grade are u in? Do Moi, Le Kha Phieu, Le Duan, aren't those people the Vietnam general back then. Thanks to these so gifted leaders that they had signed a land decree with the chinese government to give the chinese people hundred thousands of ha land just to get a full support from the chinese. One more important thing, what do you mean the vietnam people have cherished this liberation for 2000 years? One thousands years of domination from the chinese, 100 years from the French, and 30 years of damn long rule under the Vietcong. I don't see there is anything the Vietnam people have to cherishes about. if you think that the tsanumi had killed at least 125,000 people now, look at how much vietnam people were being kill when they flourish out of vietnam to find freedom. I think that the number can be no less than 100,000. How can Ho Chi Minh be cherishes for as long as 2000 years when he let 100,000 people die out in the sea, not to include thousands had died when he took over the South. I don't known what so great about that, what so heroism about that? True True he did gain freedom for the vietnamese people under the French rule, but what give him the right to killed thousands of people just because he set them freed. You lucky I am not vietnamese because if I am an overseas Vietnamese, people being kill by Ho Chi Minh, and husband of whom a wife being rape by Thailand pirates when flee for freedom, I would beat the crap out of you. Please no hard feeling, I got no hate against anybody. However, I truly believe that any overseas vietnamese in this forum would agree with me.

i like the Saigon Centre and the Diamond Plaza Saigon most,,,^^;;

yeah, me too.
And don't forget the Saigon Trade Center
http://www.structurae.net/files/photos/1927/viet_nam/saigont_c_6_20a_01.jpg

And here's: Notre Dame Cathedral.
http://www.vvg-vietnam.com/images/culture/saigon/sgn_5a.jpg

I have something to say about what I know that maybe you don't. In Vietnam, Hanoi always have more priority than Saigon in everything, while in Saigon, there are more advantages and more developments. Because, Saigon is the capital of South Vietnam 30 years ago...

Hu hu, my love city.... hu hu... It's unfair.

I love Hotel de Ville and Diamond Plaza.

Saigon Trade Centre is lovely, but I really like the historical architecture there :cool:

Actually...I don´t like the Saigon Trade Centre, it looks luxery but also poor and cheap.

Yep, you're right, but it's not as cheap and poor as Melia and Vincom City Towers. Got it?

I like Diamond Plaza, looks a bit representing Siegel's style..:)

Brand new

Haiphong People's Committee
http://www.haiphong.gov.vn/en/article/images/article1118

http://www.haiphong.gov.vn/en/article/images/article1119


Hai Phong Center for International Trade and Exhibition
http://www.haiphong.gov.vn/en/article/images/article1121

Hai Phong and Da Nang gets first-class city status, so the prime minister. Hanoi and Saigon are already on this level.

http://www.icbec.org/vietnam/Introduction/HanoiBuildings/Offices-Hanoi/MediumOfc2/MediumOfc2-NearOpera-400.jpg

http://www.icbec.org/vietnam/Introduction/HanoiBuildings/Retail-Hanoi/Superbowl/Superbowl-Retail-400w.jpg

http://www.hankilarch.com/portfolio/bg/res_hanoi_tu.jpg
http://www.hankilarch.com/portfolio/bg/res_hanoi_nam.jpg

http://www.gleitbau.com/images/product/hanoi_1_z.jpg
http://www.gleitbau.com/images/product/hanoi_2_z.jpg

Year of execution: 2002 (April - October)
Client / General contractor: Vinaconex / Vinaconco 9
Height: 63,10 m

3 methods used for concrete hoisting:
Building 2 + 3 - tower crane
Building 4 + 6 - internal component framework assembled for the full height with wire rope stability and 2 concrete buckets of 0,8 m³ each.
Building 5 - overhead frame supported and lifted by the slipform system with 2 rope guided concrete buckets of 0,8 m³ each.

Siagon centre is very cool & contemporary :okay: It was actually designed by a well known Aussie architecture firm "Denton Corker Marshall".
I also like the glassy looking Diamon Plaza.

http://tuanchauresort.com.vn/admin/upload/1041013071529.jpg
http://tuanchauresort.com.vn/admin/upload/4041013071529.jpg
http://tuanchauresort.com.vn/admin/upload/1041105014853.jpg
http://tuanchauresort.com.vn/admin/upload/3041013065649.jpg
http://www.aulac.com.vn/images/fullsize/bungalows.jpg
http://www.vietnamstay.com/hotel/aulac/outside.jpg
http://www.vietnamstay.com/hotel/aulac/dolphin.jpg

Cool...Vietnam is booming:okay:

The Ocean Park
http://www.oceanparkbuilding.com/images/left.jpg
http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/2004-03/23/Sua%20roi/15-Nha-thue.jpg

http://www.hoangquan.com.vn/info/muctin/noithat.jpg
http://www.hoangquan.com.vn/info/muctin/tongthe_noithat_large.jpg
http://www.hoangquan.com.vn/info/muctin/maunhactiet_large.jpg
http://www.hoangquan.com.vn/info/muctin/wbmaunha.jpg
http://www.hoangquan.com.vn/info/muctin/PHUTHUAN-E21.jpg
http://www.hoangquan.com.vn/info/muctin/chitietnhamau_large2.jpg

Hanoi Water Complex
http://www.floornature.com/worldaround/img_magazine/wr323_03_popup.jpg
http://www.floornature.com/worldaround/img_magazine/wr323_05_popup.jpg

I like that water complex, do you have anymore pictures of that building?

http://www.disano.it/cdimages/disanoweb.1/upload/1084868422323hanoi.jpg
(disano.it)
http://www.piscinecastiglione.it/img/hanoi_01.jpg
http://www.piscinecastiglione.it/img/hanoi_02.jpg
(indoor pool)
http://www.piscinecastiglione.it/img/hanoi_04.jpg
(indoor diving pool)
(piscinecastiglione.it)

Hanoi My Dinh Stadium
http://www.china-pictorial.com/chpic/htdocs/English/content/200403/iames/9-2/9.jpg
http://www.china-pictorial.com/chpic/htdocs/English/content/200403/iames/9-2/1.jpg
http://www.china-pictorial.com/chpic/htdocs/English/content/200403/iames/9-2/4.jpg
(cina-pictorial.com)
http://www.bvn.com.au/BVN/internet/site.nsf/files/Hanoi/$file/S_%20Hanoi%20Stadium.jpg
http://www.bvn.com.au/BVN/internet/site.nsf/files/Hanoi02/$file/S_%20Hanoi%2002.jpg
(bvn.com.au)

http://chilinhstargolf.com.vn//components/com_akogallery/img_pictures/pano.jpg
http://chilinhstargolf.com.vn//components/com_akogallery/img_pictures/P3097188.jpg
http://chilinhstargolf.com.vn//components/com_akogallery/img_pictures/P3093757.jpg
http://chilinhstargolf.com.vn//components/com_akogallery/img_pictures/P3097186.jpg
http://chilinhstargolf.com.vn//components/com_akogallery/img_pictures/P3093754.jpg

by http://www.chilinhstargolf.com.vn/index.php?option=com_akogallery&Itemid=36

Vietcombank Towers Hanoi
http://www.keppelland.com.sg/img/com/Vietnam/pic_VietcombankTowers.jpg
http://www.icbec.org/vietnam/Introduction/PagodaPark-350.jpg
http://www.bluffton.edu/~sullivanm/vietnam/hanoi/bank/11bank.jpg

http://www.icbec.org/vietnam/Introduction/HanoiBuildings/Offices-Hanoi/MediumOfc2/MediumOfc2-NearOpera-400.jpg

International Centre
http://www.keppelland.com.sg/img/com/vietnam/pic_internationalcentre.jpg

Some residential houses in Vietnam (Hanoi):

http://www.ttvnol.com/uploaded/win_arc/p1010001.jpg

http://www.ttvnol.com/uploaded/win_arc/p1010006.jpg

http://www.ttvnol.com/uploaded/win_arc/p1010007.jpg

http://www.ttvnol.com/uploaded/win_arc/p1010012.jpg

http://www.ttvnol.com/uploaded/win_arc/p1010014.jpg

http://www.ttvnol.com/uploaded/thatwhy/16.jpg

The city of Da Nang:

http://www.ttvnol.com/uploaded/hoasosac/danang5.jpg

http://www.ttvnol.com/uploaded/hoasosac/danang3.jpg

those house are for rich people, poor people in hanoi can only dream of that one day they can buy that kind of house

those house are for rich people, poor people in hanoi can only dream of that one day they can buy that kind of house

Of course!!! ...but middle class can afford smaller ones as well...like houses in 4th pic.

I like the 3th and 4th picture, the colour combination are very well.

http://www.gleitbau.com/images/product/hanoi_1_z.jpg
http://www.gleitbau.com/images/product/hanoi_2_z.jpg

Year of execution: 2002 (April - October)
Client / General contractor: Vinaconex / Vinaconco 9
Height: 63,10 m

3 methods used for concrete hoisting:
Building 2 + 3 - tower crane
Building 4 + 6 - internal component framework assembled for the full height with wire rope stability and 2 concrete buckets of 0,8 m³ each.
Building 5 - overhead frame supported and lifted by the slipform system with 2 rope guided concrete buckets of 0,8 m³ each.

wat this one ???

its the inside of the Trung Hoa Nhan Ching residential towers...

Nice pics !

Greetings from chinese friends.

Thx for sharing :P

I have visited shanghai last week. Here are some pictures share with you:banana:
1.http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/JiMzODQ3MDuuYQ==_I9MbpgyNTqDl.jpg
2.http://skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/fabianb_vtEWuXzNTlmq.jpg
3.http://skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/204583957_8c5c369a95_b_yUoaspWwWnqE.jpg
4.http://skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/01_RoalexLEJXOY.jpg
5.http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/unicom_HjkcxnbQeCO7.jpg
6.http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/1175053312_4pDDjPnJpGHK.jpg
7.http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/Tony5000_tRso98hfeCmD.jpg
8.http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/b3ce966f3d95a746cd12ae45905daced_jlJGnRK6zCSG.jpg
9.http://skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/279004977_19089e17da_b_2AXmvitSWYK6.jpg