A short book. A long journey.
After 20 years walking, working, and designing in Vietnam, I decided to collect what the city taught me — not through diagrams, but through dust, doubt, and detail.
Framing the South is not a manual.
It’s a mirror. And a small act of care — for those who design, who walk, who doubt.
What’s inside:
• 35-page illustrated PDF
• Personal essays on urban design, mobility, and resilience
• Sketches, failures, and insights from 20 years of practice
• Includes: Teaching the City to Walk Again, Water as Transit, What Vietnam Taught Me
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