Step into the future with a “going up” lifestyle

The inevitable future of modern cities

A modern, convenient living space with lots of positive energy and happiness is the dream of every resident in Hanoi. Therefore, a fully furnished apartment with synchronous utilities, airy and aesthetic landscape and lots of trees is becoming a new living standard in this city.

Meanwhile, the overload of urban infrastructure combined with rapid population growth has reduced living space, making it difficult for Hanoians to have a complete life experience. Life not only lacks modern conveniences but also has limited synchronous utilities associated with natural landscapes.

In France, Singapore and other major cities around the world, solutions have emerged to address this situation. A flight away from Vietnam, the Lion Island with an area of ​​only 650 km²– 1/5 of Hanoi but has 6,428 buildings of 20 floors or more. The government of this country prioritizes building high-rise buildings and this is also an inevitable trend as the population increases.

“Compact cities” are considered by many experts to be the optimal solution for living space in big cities in Vietnam. In the future, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City will no longer have “horizontal rows of tube houses” wasting space. Instead, urban areas will be “stacked” high, with full amenities and natural landscapes. Land will be saved for public utilities, roads and trees.

According to calculations, if an apartment building is built on an area of ​​1 hectare, it only takes up 12% of the land area but can accommodate 400 people. The remaining 88% of the area can be used for public facilities, transportation or greenery. That is the advantage of "compressed urban areas" and "high-rise urban areas".

According to the United Nations forecast, by 2030, 2/3 of the global population will live in urban areas. No longer continuing to "spread out" the number of houses, developed cities in the world are moving towards the "vertical city" model. In essence, these are high-rise buildings with smart, magnificent and modern designs, all human needs are integrated in a vertical building.

Some “vertical city” models have been successfully applied at the Burj Khalifa (Dubai, UAE), or the Ping An International Finance Center (China). Residents here enjoy a comfortable, modern lifestyle, saving energy and resources…

Discover the “going up” lifestyle

Pioneering this trend in Vietnam, between My Dinh – the heart of Hanoi, a “vertical city” is taking shape: The Zei Project. The project is invested by HD Mon Holdings with the expectation of providing new life energy to modern residents with an impressive, unique, efficient and high-level living space.

With a special vertical design, the life of any modern resident will be fully met by The Zei. Just press the elevator button from the 1st floor to the roof of the building, you can experience all the services: commercial center, 365-day swimming pool, health care area with gym & spa, Zen Space meditation space, modern Co-working space office... This is completely different from the story in the "tube house neighborhood", if you want to use any utility, you have to go very far from your house.

Thanks to the vertical city model, all the needs of studying, working, relaxing and experiencing of residents are "collected in one place". On the other hand, with the advantage of smart design to save space, The Zei devotes most of the remaining area to trees, relaxation facilities, public landscapes and traffic infrastructure. The synchronous system brings a rhythmic living experience to each individual.

Amidst the modernity and hustle and bustle, The Zei does not create a feeling of confinement and oppression like other high-rise buildings. The Zei gives residents harmony, balance and a source of abundant energy in every moment of life.

In the urban development trend of Hanoi, the dream of a “vertical city” has been realized at The Zei with the potential investor HD Mon. This is the key to opening a new and exciting life for residents in the heart of My Dinh in the near future.

PV