The Family Home Renovation Project in Ea Kenh, Krong Pak, Dak Lak carries a profound emotional significance beyond architecture—it represents a journey of gratitude, remembrance, and family legacy.

Originally built in 1990, the house stands on a 1,500-square-metre property and has served as the family home for several decades. Over 35 years of use, the building gradually deteriorated, and its spatial layout no longer suited the living needs of elderly parents.

As the four children grew up and became independent, they jointly initiated this renovation project as a heartfelt tribute—aiming to preserve the soul and memories of the old house, while transforming it into a more modern, safe, and comfortable home for their parents’ later years.

An Lac Phu’s renovation approach focused on:

Reorganising functional spaces to improve accessibility and daily convenience for elderly residents.
Enhancing natural light, ventilation, and garden connections, creating a healthier and more relaxing living environment.
Refreshing the architectural expression and landscape design with a contemporary yet respectful language that honours the original structure.
Upgrading structural systems, materials, and technical solutions to ensure long-term durability and safety.

Upon completion, the house became not only more comfortable and functional, but also emotionally warmer—a living symbol of filial devotion, family unity, and pride. The renewed home now stands as a place where memories are preserved and new chapters are gently written.