Modernist architecture in Vietnam shares many similarities with world architecture of the mid-20th century, yet also has some differences. Vietnamese architects have created a unique style, most noticeably the use of bright colors suitable for the tropical climate. Bright blues, reds, and greens are used to decorate the facades of shops, a stark contrast to the muted, rustic colors found in many other countries. The houses and shops in Sa Dec are a prime example.
In Sa Dec, many houses and shops are still built in the modern architectural style of the mid-20th century.
Although the content of these signs is not elaborate, just the simple names of the shops, they still have a strange appeal thanks to their unique aesthetics, showcasing the skill and meticulousness of the person who "painted" them.


Sa Dec may not be a bustling tourist destination, but it is precisely the simple, rustic charm of its rural landscape, the peaceful rhythm of life on its trading boats, or simply the colorful hand-painted signs that offer the most interesting perspectives.
The simple, rustic charm of Sa Dec


The modern architectural style of the houses and the eye-catching signs in Sa Dec are examples of the diverse Vietnamese aesthetic, formed after a process of learning and adopting many foreign elements. Today, we regret that this beauty is gradually disappearing, replaced by a multitude of buildings following global trends. However, in a city in the Mekong Delta, remnants of this distinctive architectural style still remain.like
Hand-painted signs with unique and unusual fonts.




Although the signs only contain the names of the shops, they still have a strange appeal thanks to their unique aesthetics.



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