HO CHI MINH CITY – Located in CityLand Park Hills urban area, Hoa Binh Square water music square is a place for cultural exchange and entertainment for 5,000 people.
City Real Estate Investment Company Limited (CityLand) has just inaugurated Hoa Binh Square water music square with a scale of 15,000 m2, at 18 Phan Van Tri, Ward 10, Go Vap district.
Hoa Binh Square is located on the project campus of CityLand Park Hills, designed by the architects of Takenaka according to Japanese characteristics and delicate oriental aesthetic. In particular, the work focuses on the harmony and synchronization between subdivisions such as: landscape lake with the highlight of the black horse statue, water music area, entertainment area, greenery corridor …
The focus is the water music area designed with a nozzle system incorporating color-changing led lights, creating a shimmering and impressive light effect when spraying water. The central water column creates a calyx that can spray up to 30 m high.
From now on, residents and visitors can admire and enjoy vivid art parties, in harmony with classic love songs such as: Time To Say Goodbye, Victory, Matsuri … Christmas atmosphere Full of Hoa Binh Square, it promises to be one of the most popular check-in spots for young people.
With the goal of becoming a suitable venue for national cultural and artistic events, Hoa Binh Square also hopes to bring the community closer together. Here, the elderly can take a walk every day, parents bring their children to play and relax, groups of young people chat or record memorable moments together on special occasions …
“Hoa Binh Square is not only the pride of CityLand Park Hills residents, but is also expected to soon become a new symbol of the North Saigon area,” said CityLand Park Hills representative. From December 19, 2020 to January 19, 2021, Hoa Binh Square will have a water music show on weekdays from 7:00 p.m. and on weekends from January 20, 2021.
As a Japanese architectural company, with more than 400 years of experience, Takenaka has created countless iconic works such as: Abeno Harukas – the tallest building in Japan today, Tokyo Tower, art museum Suntory, major stadiums, airports in Tokyo …
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