Discover the Yteco lobby design (159m², District 3, Ho Chi Minh City) by TD architects: clear circulation, a welcoming reception desk, rustic natural stone, and lighting that elevates the visual experience.

Traffic flow - the top priority in design

In the office lobby design, TD architects placed circulation and traffic flow as the top priority. The spatial layout was carefully planned to provide visitors with a smooth, coherent, and intuitive experience as they move through the building.

Reception desk - welcoming and refined

The reception desk was designed to embody friendliness and warmth, serving as the “face” of the building. Beyond aesthetics, TD architects integrated storage solutions for necessary equipment within the desk, ensuring both functionality and a clean, refined appearance.

Waiting area - organic and flexible shapes

In the waiting area, seating blocks with organic, fluid forms were arranged flexibly. This design not only creates visual interest but also enhances comfort and convenience for visitors.

Lighting - enhancing the visual experience

The abundance of natural daylight made material selection especially significant. During the day, sunlight highlights the raw beauty of the surfaces; by night, artificial lighting transforms the lobby into a glowing focal point, capturing the attention of passersby.

Natural stone - authentic and rustic

TD architects selected natural stone with a raw, unpolished surface as the primary material. Instead of applying glossy coatings or over-refined treatments, the stone was kept in its authentic state, showcasing its inherent beauty and celebrating honesty and rustic charm.

Yteco lobby - where function meets aesthetics

The overall Yteco lobby design strikes a harmonious balance between functionality, aesthetics, and emotion. More than just a welcoming space, the lobby becomes a striking visual statement, reflecting both professionalism and the sustainable spirit that TD architects consistently pursue.

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