About me

I am a “starter” in professional photography. Full-time, I work as an urban planner, landscape architect, and garden learner. On the other hand, I fell in love with hand sketching and hand-working.
On this page, a collection of my memories, experiences, and observations from both urban and rural landscapes.

What is your purpose for following urban design and planning?

As the children nurtured by the Mekong Delta are treated with gentleness and deeply imbued with affection. I had a wonderful journey during college and work. Cycling trips, running marathons, and trails through many parts of Vietnam and Southeast Asian countries, with the experience of living in peaceful rural and bustling cities. These are not only explorations but also ways to learn about urban realities, economics, culture, society, and the natural environment. The internship period and work for the urban agriculture community garden project, with the role of design-build and operation, is a clear way to apply sustainable development. Adapt the circular economy by simple things in the city.

As predicted that by 2050, more than 70% of the population will live in urban areas. That is always the concern of policymakers and planners, as people living in urban areas like me. I understand that no matter what, most of us spend more than 5-7 days/week in urban areas. So “Returning to nature or movement” is only a part of life. We can’t spend a few new weekends to “breathe” because we always need to “breathe” live all the time, and right now… With knowledge, experience, and practical experience. Along with initiative, focus, and enthusiasm. In a new turning point, I hope to contribute to more sustainable and liveable spaces and cities!

I am currently looking for opportunities and cooperatives to utilize my skills, specifically in roles that blend Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning, and Urban Agriculture. I am ready to bring my passion to a new project. Let’s connect!
“I am not looking for pristine greenery in nature. I am endeavoring to look for green urbanism in all cities.” Ha Vu