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Basement 1 – Photo: MINH LAM
On the afternoon of October 6, many households on Lane 15, Son Tay Street called reporters Youth The news: “From the day the press arrived, the Prime Minister asked Hanoi to check it, until today our people have had a day without the noise of torture.”
Ms. Tran Thi Phi Yen (Lane 15, Son Tay Street, Dien Bien Neighborhood, Ba Dinh District) added: “During the last few days, not only I, but also the people in the alley, have been regularly tortured by noise at night. Until today, they stopped construction, we went to the field to find the vast, dark and deep tunnel. In the middle of the residential area, why did Mr. Le Cong’s family build such a deep tunnel? “.
The panorama of basement 1 – Video: MINH LAM
“4 basements, each floor covers an area of more than 300m wide, up to 3.3m high. This width, but Mr. Bui Thanh Binh, Head of the Urban Management Division (Ba District People’s Committee Dinh), responded to citizens that basement 4 for cars, 2nd and 3rd floors are storage area, engineering and 1st floor for motorcycles.“- People in lane 15 of Son Tay Street expressed their concern.
“People are looking forward to the first comments from the authorities on this strange project. Townhouses can only build one basement, and apartment buildings, shopping malls … will be licensed. 2 or more basements. So what? What is this building called, what grade is it? If this work is not processed, each home will propose to build a basement, what will the urban space be like? “- said Mr. H. urgently.
Elevator waiting available – Photo: MINH LAM
Basement 1 is under construction with bricks – Photo: MINH LAM
Basement 2 has been completed, awaiting completion – Photo: MINH LAM
Basements 3 and 4 also finished pouring concrete, it’s dark – Photo: MINH LAM
According to the observation, although the floor of the 4 basements is very wide, the stairs that go down to the floors are very small – Photo: MINH LAM
Investor digging tens of meters deep to pour concrete worries many neighboring households – Photo: MINH LAM
The floating foundation is near the village house – Photo: MINH LAM
In front of the hatch – Photo: MINH LAM
In the face of press reports, public opinion about the 5-story house with 4 basements, each floor is 3.3m high from Major General Le Cong’s family at Lane 15, Son Tay Street, Hanoi People’s Committee assigned to the Construction Department The city urged the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee to resolve the complaints and proposals to respond to the households in the 15 lane of Son Tay Street and the draft of the City People’s Committee document informed the Prime Minister the results before October 20.
Earlier, on September 23, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc asked the Hanoi People’s Committee to verify the reflection and recommendations of households in Lane 15 of Son Tay Street in a 4-basement house. The Prime Minister asked the Hanoi People’s Committee to verify and resolve the comments and petitions of the households in accordance with the law, provide responses to the households, and report back to the Prime Minister on the results of the settlement.
Many architects and urban planning experts also expressed concern about this underground work. The underground works are row houses, but with up to 4 basements it will be a bad precedent for underground spaces not only in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City but also for Vietnamese cities.
In response to citizens regarding the licensing of this work, Mr. Bui Thanh Binh, Head of the Urban Management Division of the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee, cited a number of regulations and documents; however, according to many attorneys, the 16-year-old rule has been canceled and is a sub-law document.
The licensee of this “strange” project is Mr. Ta Nam Chien, Chairman of the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee. The investor in the project is Major-General Le Cong and Ms. Vuong Thi Lan Anh. Mr. Le Cong is the former CEO of a bank.
