Soc Son Cultural Relic 65ha – Hanoi | IBSTAC Architects & Planners
Ibstac Architects & Planners (IBSTAC) co-operated with the Institute of Tropical Architecture – Hanoi Architectural University to design the Soc Son Cultural Relic Master Plan, a 65-hectare cultural and historical development located in Soc Son District, Hanoi.
This project aims to preserve, restore, and enhance the spiritual and natural landscape of Soc Son — an area rich in history and cultural significance. The plan creates a harmonious connection between heritage conservation, ecological landscape, and modern tourism infrastructure, contributing to Hanoi’s sustainable cultural tourism strategy.
Project Information
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Project name: Soc Son Cultural Relic 65ha – Hanoi
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Category: Master Plan
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Location: Soc Son District, Hanoi City
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Designed by: Ibstac Architects & Planners (IBSTAC) in collaboration with Institute of Tropical Architecture – Hanoi Architectural University
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Year of completion: 2007
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Scale: 65 hectares
Planning Vision
The Soc Son Cultural Relic Master Plan emphasizes three core values:
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Preservation: Protect and promote Soc Son’s spiritual and cultural heritage.
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Integration: Combine historical relics, temples, and natural landscapes into a unified ecological space.
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Development: Create sustainable tourism facilities while maintaining cultural authenticity.
The project contributes to positioning Soc Son as a key cultural and eco-tourism destination in Northern Vietnam.
About IBSTAC Architects & Planners
With over 20 years of experience, IBSTAC Architects & Planners has consistently pursued the mission of creating unique, innovative, and comprehensive design solutions that meet international standards.
Notable projects include:
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Four Seasons Hanoi Hotel 6*
In 2020, IBSTAC was honored among the Top 10 Architecture Firms in Vietnam at the BCI Asia Awards, reaffirming its reputation in the regional architectural industry.
Proudly operated and developed by 100% Vietnamese architects and experts, IBSTAC continues to realize its vision:
“Design for a Better Life.”
