Facing rapid urbanization and overpopulation, fundamental commodities like living space, fresh air, and natural light are becoming increasingly scarce. In response to this pressing challenge, a visionary concept has emerged: the Nắng Building. Unlike traditional shadow-casting towers that stack residents atop one another, the Nắng Building is designed to be interleaved and intertwined, maximizing exposure to sunlight throughout its interconnected spaces. This innovative concept questions the conventional apartment structures and offers a glimpse into a future where urban architecture prioritizes sunlight as a fundamental element that enriches daily life. With sunlight streaming into every corner, residents find themselves drawn to simple yet fulfilling tasks such as drying clothes outdoors in the warm embrace of the sun or enjoying their morning cup of coffee while reading a warm, freshly printed sheet of newspaper that presents the concept itself.
