The Future of Living Spaces and the Contribution of Gallery Architecture & Materials

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The Vietnam International Furniture & Building Exhibition (VIBE 2025) officially opened at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC).

With the theme “Next in Space – The Future of Living Spaces”, VIBE 2025 has become the largest event of the year for Vietnam’s architecture, interior design, and construction industries, bringing together the finest innovations in materials, technology, and creative design.

VIBE 2025 – Where Architecture Meets the Spirit of the Times

VIBE 2025 is more than an exhibition of materials, interiors, and outstanding projects—it is a blueprint and a statement about the future direction of architecture and living spaces in the years ahead.

Gallery Architecture & Nguyen Thu Phong: More Than Participants, They Help Shape the Vision

At VIBE 2025, Gallery Architecture & Materials (GAM) serves as a co-organizing partner and professional advisor, contributing to the event’s content direction, exhibition design, and overall architectural and material experience.

Under the leadership of Architect Nguyen Thu Phong, GAM brings a spirit of connection between creativity, technology, and materials, reflected through interactive exhibition zones, workshops, and specialized forums.

With years of experience in design, architectural trend research, and sustainable urban development, Architect Nguyen Thu Phong and the GAM team have helped transform VIBE 2025 into a vibrant platform for creative exchange, where architects, designers, and material companies can share new perspectives on contemporary Vietnamese architecture.

Highlights of VIBE 2025: “Booth 25+”, Bamboo, and Creative Convergence

“Booth 25+” is more than a display area—it is a collective showcase of 39 architectural project panels selected by 26 design firms, representing the diversity and creativity of contemporary architecture.

One of the most talked-about features of the exhibition is the bamboo pavilion. Bamboo—a traditional material—has been reimagined through innovative construction techniques, lighting integration, and open spatial design, preserving cultural identity while looking toward the future.

The exhibition also features the “NEXT IN HOUSE” seminar series on residential architecture, reinforcing the idea that living environments and personal spaces remain at the heart of future design trends.

Viewed through the perspective of Gallery Architecture and Architect Nguyen Thu Phong, VIBE 2025 delivers a clear message:

The future of architecture is not about pursuing what is newest at all costs, but about harmonizing old and new, local and global, functionality and emotion.

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