CapitaLand Development (CLD) announced a luxury apartment project called Lumi Hanoi, located in a prime location in the west of Hanoi
The total project development value is expected to be more than 1 billion Singapore dollars (18 trillion VND). The project, spanning nearly 5.6 hectares of land, is slated to commence construction in the initial quarter of 2024.
The first apartment project in Vietnam designed by French architect Jean-François Milou
Lumi Hanoi is situated within a meticulously planned district in the western region of Hanoi, conveniently neighboring a variety of amenities including parks, schools, shopping centers, medical facilities, and a newly developed administrative hub.
Residents can easily move to the project via Thang Long Avenue and it only takes 20 minutes to drive to Hanoi’s central district and 40 minutes to drive to Noi Bai international airport. In the future, connection will also become more convenient when Metro lines 5, 6 and 7 come into operation.
The project is implemented in many phases, providing about 4,000 apartments in 9 towers from 29 to 35 floors.
The apartments come in various sizes, ranging from cozy one-bedroom units measuring 42 square meters to spacious four-bedroom residences spanning 135 square meters. Duplex and penthouse apartments with areas ranging from 115m2 and 410m2 will also be integrated in the project.
Mr. Ronald Tay, General Director of CLD (Vietnam), remarked, “We are delighted to unveil the Lumi Hanoi project in the Capital to address the escalating demand for high-quality real estate amidst urbanization and population growth.”
As one of CapitaLand‘s flagship apartment projects, Lumi Hanoi exemplifies our dedication to sustainable urban development, offering living spaces and amenities tailored to the evolving preferences of a new generation of customers.
With the advantage of CapitaLand‘s extensive experience and expertise in developing award-winning apartment projects in Asia, we believe that Lumi Hanoi will set a new standard for sophisticated urban living. economically and sustainably in the Capital”.
“Vietnam is one of CLD’s three core markets and we have a long-term development vision in this market. In the face of real fluctuations, we are still confident in holding attractive investment opportunities by how to take advantage of nearly three decades of operating experience and the Group’s strong financial situation.
We are looking for investment opportunities in a variety of asset types, with an immediate focus on residential and commercial projects. Our long-term vision is to become a trusted real estate developer, through quality real estate products and services to accompany Vietnam’s sustainable urbanization process and contribute into the country’s economic growth,” Mr. Tay added.
CapitaLand embarked on its operations in Vietnam in 1994, establishing a formidable presence in the market. Its diverse investment portfolio includes 1 retail area, 1 SOHO model project – a concept blending work and leisure spaces seamlessly, 2 mixed-use developments, and over 16,000 high-quality apartments across 17 housing projects, including Lumi Hanoi.
Lumi Hanoi – Radiant lifestyle
The project is implemented in many phases, providing about 4,000 apartments in 9 towers from 29 to 35 floors.
Beyond mere living spaces, Lumi Hanoi pledges to establish a community that integrates sustainability, sophistication, and tranquility, reshaping the urban lifestyle. Designed by renowned French architect Jean-François Milou from Studio Milou, known for his work on notable projects such as the Binh Dinh Provincial Convention Center in Quy Nhon city and the Singapore National Gallery, Lumi Hanoi marks his debut in residential architecture in Vietnam.
Inspired by “lumière”, meaning light in French, Lumi Hanoi cleverly conveys the core spirit of the project, likening the house to being the key to life and maintaining life is similar to light.
The theme of “city of light” is intricately woven into various elements to underscore the project’s design philosophy. The arrangement of apartment buildings is deliberately curated to break the monotony of the facade. Glass panels and architectural elements create captivating visual effects, playing with light and shadow throughout the day, while also serving as a guiding beacon for residents returning home at night.
Lumi Hanoi’s distinctive landscape design draws inspiration from astronomical elements such as the sun, auroras, and stars. Unlike the flat terrain commonly found in other projects, undulating hills and pond ecosystems add depth and character. The central park offers a serene oasis and serves as a gateway to outdoor amenities.
An exceptional feature is the skywalk bridge adorned with lush greenery, stretching across the expansive project campus, providing residents with a unique elevated experience.
