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Hanoi to build a “garden city” model in the south of Thang Long Avenue

The Department of Planning and Architecture of Hanoi has announced the detailed planning of a functional residential area in Me Tri, Trung Van and Phu Do wards of Nam Tu Liem district, in the south of Thang Long Avenue.

This functional residential area is expected to become a “garden city” in south of Hanoi city.
In the planning with a scale of 1:500, the residential area covers more than 75 hectares in Me Tri, Trung Van and Phu Do wards of Nam Tu Liem district, in the south of Thang Long Avenue.ư
It is designed to include housing, lakes, greenery, and schools and accommodate 10,000 people.

 
The functional resident area is formed in line with the Prime Minister’s direction in January 2015 regarding the implementation of a culture, tourism and trade centre project to raise fund for the building of a national exhibition and fair centre
According to the representative of the municipal Department of Planning and Architecture, while planning, relevant agencies of the capital city tried to ensure appropriate land use and the residential area’s connectivity and harmony with surrounding projects, thereby meeting the general development demand in the south of Hanoi.
The height of buildings that will be constructed at the functional residential area in the south of Thang Long Avenue is from 35-39 floors.
The detailed planning of the functional residential area in the south of Thang Long Avenue is to concretize the Hanoi's approved general planning of building. 
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