Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks Start of Peoples Public Security Armed Forces Housing Project in Hanoi
The project, initiated to address the practical housing needs of Peoples Public Security officers and soldiers, aims to provide a stable living environment for this crucial force. The groundbreaking ceremony, held on October 12, at Thanh Liet ward, Hanoi city, marked the beginning of the housing construction project. The project's design is inspired by the courage and bravery of the Peoples Public Security soldiers, and its sophisticated architecture is expected to harmonize with the urban landscape. The housing project spans over 2,070 m2, with 30 floors and 3 basements, and includes nearly 1,000 m2 of commercial floor space to cater to diverse needs.
Key Takeaways:
- The housing project in Thanh Liet ward, Hanoi, is designed to meet the practical housing needs of Peoples Public Security officers and soldiers, contributing to their stability and readiness to complete tasks.
- The project's design is inspired by the courage and bravery of the Peoples Public Security soldiers, with solid and sophisticated architecture harmonizing with the urban landscape.
- The project includes 30 floors and 3 basements across a total area of 2,070 m2, with nearly 1,000 m2 of commercial floor space.
- The project is expected to provide a stable living environment for Peoples Public Security officers and soldiers, with Deputy Minister Dang Hong Duc affirming the importance of meeting the expectations of the Peoples Public Security force.
- Immediate deployment of construction is requested, with the investor required to meet the fastest, best quality, and most beautiful construction requirements.
- Government departments, agencies, and branches will accompany and coordinate with investors to complete the project in accordance with regulations.
Statistics:
- Total area of the housing project: 2,070 m2
- Number of floors: 30
- Number of basements: 3
- Number of commercial floor space: nearly 1,000 m2
- Project location: Thanh Liet ward, Hanoi city
Sources:
- Ministry of Public Security
- Deputy Minister Dang Hong Duc
- Central Public Security Party Committee
- Thanh Liet ward Party Committee
- City Peoples Council in Hanoi
- Contify.com
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