As the host of the 10th National Young Architects Festival – 2025, the Huế Young Architects Club is enthusiastically preparing with a variety of meaningful activities. From uniforms, art performances, and carnival parades to volunteer work, every member of the club is contributing with the hospitality, responsibility, and pride characteristic of the people of the Imperial City.
The Huế Young Architects Club currently gathers more than 200 members and is among the most active young architect communities in the country. Over nearly 20 years, the Club has made its mark by participating in every National Young Architects Festival – from Sapa 2006 until now – testament to the persistence, enthusiasm, and solidarity of the young architects of the heritage capital.
The preparation atmosphere for the 10th National Young Architects Festival – 2025 is vibrant and full of energy. Club members are actively finalizing uniforms, brainstorming ideas, rehearsing art performances, and preparing for the carnival parade – an activity that promises to leave a strong impression on fellow architects from across the nation as they arrive in Huế.
In particular, the Huế delegation will also serve as volunteers in organizing the event, demonstrating the warm hospitality, responsibility, and pride of being the “host” of this year’s Festival.
The hallmark of the Huế Young Architects Club lies in its friendliness and spirit of companionship. With the image of a youthful, green, and creative Huế, the delegation wishes to spread the message of a “Green Journey” – a vision of sustainable development that Huế has been steadfastly pursuing in recent years. From attire and slogans to welcoming activities, every detail has been carefully prepared to honor the city’s unique identity and foster closer bonds with fellow delegations.
For this 10th Festival, the Huế Young Architects Club hopes it will be a special journey – where young professionals from all over the country come together to share, inspire, and reaffirm the spirit of unity within Vietnam’s architectural community.
© Vietnam Architecture Magazine
