架构师提供的文本描述。在越南，自然现象十分严重，种类繁多：风暴、洪水、山体滑坡、干旱等。与世界规模相比，每年的损失相当大，每年夺走约500人和1.2%的GDP-同等资产，并减少相关地区的发展。

Text description provided by the architects. In Vietnam, the natural phenomena are severe and various: storm, flood, sweeping floods, landslides, drouhgt, etc... The damage every year, which is considerable compared to the world scale, takes away about 500 persons and 1.2%-GDP-equally assets and reduces the involved areas’ development.

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解决数以百万计的这些人的房屋和家庭的一个解决办法是这个BB(开花竹子)家的目标。

One solution to houses and homes for millions of these people is the goal of this BB (Blooming Bamboo) home.

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来自f8-f10 cm的竹子舱

From the bamboo module of f8-f10cm & f4-f5cm diameter and 3.3m or 6.6 length, each house is simply assembled with bolting, binding, hanging, placing... This pulled monolithic architecture  is strong enough to suffer from phenomena like 1.5m-high flood. Currently, H&P Architects is experimenting the model to suffer 3m-high flood. The space is multifuntional such as House, Educational, Medical and Community Center and can be spreaded if necessary.

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采用f8-f10厘米竹固定框架，可根据当地气候和区域材料(f4-f5cm小竹、竹材、纤维板、椰子叶等)完成房屋盖层.。以创造乡土建筑。

From the fixed frame using f8-f10cm bamboo, the house cover can be finished according to its local climate and regional materials (f4-f5cm small bamboo, bamboo wattle, fiberboard, coconut leaf...) in order to create vernacular architecture.

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用户可以在25天内自己建造房子。此外，它可以大规模生产的模块和总成本的房子只有2500美元。因此，房屋可以在最恶劣的条件下温暖人们，帮助他们控制未来的活动，对生态发展和经济稳定也有显著的贡献。这将为自我控制过程提供条件，并在乡土文化和建筑之间建立联系。

The users can build the house by themselves in 25 days. Besides, it can be mass produced with modules and the total cost of the house is only 2500$. Therefore, the house can warm people in the most severe conditions and help them control activities in the future, also remarkably contribute to ecological development as well as economic stabilization. This will give condions for self-control process and create connection between vernacular culture and architecture. 

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