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AN EXCELLENT COMBINATION FROM
JAPANESE ARTIST: KENGO KUMA

Kengo Kuma was born in 1954. He completed his master’s degree at the University of Tokyo in 1979. After studying at Columbia University as Visiting Scholar, he established Kengo Kuma & Associates 1990.

He is the Chief Architect design the New Stadium of Olympic Tokyo 2020. In 2009, he was installed as Professor at the Graduate School of Architecture, University of Tokyo.

ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURE. KENGO KUMA

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Waterina Suites is the brainchild of famous architect Kengo Kuma. His reputation is well-known around the world by his enhanced designs which were considered the architectural marvels.

The special feature is that the carpets in Kengo Kuma’s designs make the space extremely special, modern, rustic, serene. At this point, you should have definitely understood how valuable your house is when it is painted by this talented architect.

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CREATIVE INSPIRATION

Waterina Suites is a great and completely different architecture from the existing high-end condos in Ho Chi Minh City. Design of this condo is inspired by the beautiful curves of terraced fields in the highlands of Vietnam, also from rivers in the outskirts of Saigon. This is nature at its nature element. Go ahead. It’s time to go with the flow.

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An uncommon space of style.

Find inviting common areas with a modern touch that makes use of wood and nature. Discover many luxurious facilities for your pure enjoyment. Indulge in a pool garden with its own salt infinity pool, inspired by the indoor onsens of Japan, which overlooks the scenic Saigon River.

LOBBY

LIBRARY (PLANNING)

CAFE (PLANNING)

A breathtaking

sight to be hold

Standing at 25-storeys high with a 5-floor podium that comes complete with its very own car park, salt swimming pool, spa and business center.

With 98 luxurious suites composed of penthouse, duplex and single floor units, Waterina Suites is an eye-catching sight to be hold. Set to become one of Ho Chi Minh ‘s future landmarks, its elegant of overlapping curved design is inspired by the organic curve of the Saigon river and the layers of terraced paddy fields in highlands of Vietnam.