SOCIO in Touch, Nhat Linh Vu

The wall offers closing. But do we also close ourselves because of that? The wall offers openings. So that we receive energy, daylight, fresh air, sounds, and any connection to the outside world. But what prevents us from making contact with the other side of the wall?

Our society has transformed completely compared to 20 years ago. The perception of the younger is mainly shaped by social media. We prefer likes as interaction. We slowly lose our ability to communicate in real life. We lose not only time but also our mentality for it.

What about the physical world? The less technology we have, the more space we spend on communication, entertainment and nature. This is what mapped in SOCIO in Touch, where each living would be simplified itself, but instead, connected to others in many ways. People can interact, meet face to face, spend time for each other…this is why SOCIO in Touch was developed.

Since cities have always slowly developed outwards until they occupy the green, this utopia of ‘Patching the gap’ proposes a more beautiful vision of life in landscape, in which, instead of occupying the green, life simply merges with it. Living is evenly distributed over the entire gap and meanwhile allows nature to grow. Each residential unit exists like trees in the forest. Here they can design their life programs themselves so that as many community programs as possible are integrated.

»Life is just so beautiful to watch. Every time we experience something new together. Every moment is valuable. We almost forgot our virtual world. How peaceful life is in SOCIO in Touch«_ says residents of SOCIO in Touch.