The site plan of The Sculptura Phu My Hung is divided into 14 levels by distinct function, comprising 2 basement car parking levels, levels 1–2 for commercial shophouses, level 3 for enclosed on-site facilities, levels 4–11 for typical premium apartments and level 12 for duplex penthouses with private gardens. All 12 above-ground levels contain only 75 apartments and 10 shophouses, creating an extremely low resident density rarely seen in the Phu My Hung township. Moreover, it is precisely this restraint in numbers that is the core factor ensuring privacy, openness and prestige for each living space.
In terms of the area and layout of each unit type, the project offers 4 main property types with varied areas: 2-bedroom apartments of 90m², 3-bedroom apartments from 115 to 134m², duplex penthouses from 182 to 226m² plus private gardens from 151 to 252m², and shophouses from 135 to 245m². In particular, each apartment is designed with at least 2 to 3 open aspects, wide balconies and full-height glazing in corner units, optimising natural light for every living space.
In addition, what makes the floor plan of The Sculptura unique compared with other projects in the same segment in Phu My Hung is its design philosophy inspired by the art of sculpture, using 3D simulation software to optimise airflow and light before construction. More importantly, the non-linear layout with soft curves not only delivers aesthetic value but also improves the efficiency of actual space use, something very few apartment projects in Ho Chi Minh City achieve.
How many levels does the overall site plan of The Sculptura Phu My Hung comprise and how is it zoned?
The overall floor plan of The Sculptura Phú Mỹ Hưng comprises 14 floors, divided into 5 functional zones: basement (2 levels), commercial shophouses (floors 1–2), residents’ amenities (floor 3), typical premium apartments (floors 4–11) and penthouses (floor 12). The entire layout was designed by the team of architects from Công ty TVTK-ĐTXD Nguyễn Phát Hưng, using 3D simulation software to ensure each floor optimises airflow and natural light.
To understand more clearly how each zone operates and complements one another, below is a detailed analysis of the layout of each floor within the project’s overall floor plan.
What areas does the basement floor plan of The Sculptura include?
The basement floor plan of The Sculptura comprises 2 basement levels designed exclusively as a premium parking area, ensuring each apartment has at least 1 designated car parking space. Unlike conventional basements in other apartment projects, The Sculptura uses premium finishes even in this area, creating a sense of luxury and comfort from the very first step as residents return home.
The security system in the basement is equipped with multiple layers, including 24/7 CCTV surveillance, access control cards and a permanent security team. More specifically, access from the basement to the apartment floors is arranged via separate private lifts, with no crossover with the shophouse area and public entrances, ensuring absolute privacy for residents.
How are the floor 1–2 shophouse floor plans at The Sculptura arranged and operated?
The floor plan for floors 1–2 of The Sculptura provides 10 commercial shophouses ranging from 135m² to 245m² (1 ground floor + 1 upper floor), with a flexible design suitable for retail business, offices or buy-to-let investment. The shophouses directly front Hà Huy Tập Street and the internal park, optimising customer footfall from both directions.
Specifically, each shophouse is designed with a full-height glazed frontage and high double-height ceilings, allowing owners to customise the interior to suit each type of business. The corner shophouse design fronting Hà Huy Tập Street stands out in particular with dual-aspect glazing, delivering superior brand visibility compared with standard positions. In addition, the shophouse area operates independently from the apartment area via a separate entrance system, preserving tranquillity for residents living on the upper floors.
What exclusive facilities for residents does the floor 3 residents’ amenities level at The Sculptura include?
The floor 3 residents’ amenities level at The Sculptura comprises 7 amenity facilities exclusively for residents, including: a 25m saltwater infinity pool facing the park, a gym and yoga studio equipped with modern machines, a relaxing sauna, a multi-purpose function room, an indoor children’s play area, an outdoor playground and a meditation garden combined with an outdoor BBQ area.
The distinctive feature of this amenity floor is that the entire space is designed as an independent “resort oasis”, fully separated from the commercial shophouses below. Moreover, the swimming pool is positioned to face directly towards Cảnh Đồi Park, offering an expansive green view and creating a 5-star resort feel in the heart of the Phú Mỹ Hưng urban area. This is a core point of difference compared with most apartment projects in District 7, where amenities are often located on the rooftop or in the basement rather than on a dedicated mid-level floor.
How is the floor plan for the typical apartment floors (floors 4–11) at The Sculptura allocated?
The floor plan for the typical apartment floors from floor 4 to floor 11 at The Sculptura is allocated on the principle of extremely low density, with only 8 to 10 apartments per floor, ensuring airy corridors and maximum privacy for residents. Corridors are 1.8m to 2m wide, finished throughout in premium materials, creating an upscale journey from the lift to each apartment door.
More specifically, the lift system on the typical floors is lined with Italian granite, with spacious lift cars serving separate clusters of apartments to avoid unnecessary circulation overlap. Each apartment on these floors enjoys at least 2 open aspects, with full-height glazing in the corner units, offering panoramic views towards Ánh Trăng Park, the Phú Gia villas or the quiet internal streets. More importantly, the apartments achieve a 3.3m ceiling height, creating a sense of spaciousness and openness far superior to the common 2.7m–2.9m standard in mid-range apartment projects in HCMC.
Is the floor 12 penthouse floor plan at The Sculptura truly completely different from the standard apartment floors?
Yes, the floor 12 penthouse floor plan at The Sculptura is completely different from the standard apartment floors in 3 core respects: more than twice the area, significantly higher ceilings and a private garden that no other floor in the project offers.
Specifically, floor 12 comprises 5 duplex penthouses with apartment areas from 182m² to 226m², plus private gardens from 151m² to 252m², bringing the total usable area to as much as 333m² to 477m² per unit. Ceilings in the penthouse level reach 3.8m in height, well above the 3.3m of the typical floors, creating a true “villa in the sky” sense of space. In particular, each penthouse’s private garden is designed in resort style, combining greenery, walkways and a private outdoor relaxation area, completely separated from any other apartment in the building.
What are the specific areas and layouts of the apartment types at The Sculptura Phú Mỹ Hưng?
The Sculptura Phú Mỹ Hưng offers 4 property types by area and function: 2-bedroom apartments (90m²), 3-bedroom apartments (115–134m²), duplex penthouses (182–226m² plus 151–252m² gardens) and commercial shophouses (135–245m²). Each type is designed in a unified architectural language inspired by the art of sculpture, with open-plan space, natural light and handover materials imported from Europe.
Below is a detailed analysis of each apartment type in terms of area, layout and standout features, to help buyers compare and choose to suit their needs.
What is the area in m² of a 2-bedroom apartment at The Sculptura and how is its space laid out?
The 2-bedroom apartments at The Sculptura have an area of 90m², comprising 8 units distributed across the typical floors from floor 4 to floor 11. The spatial layout is organised as an open-plan space, seamlessly connecting the living room, kitchen and dining area, creating a sense of spaciousness well beyond the actual area.
The table below summarises the key specifications of the 2-bedroom apartments at The Sculptura:
| Specification | Details |
| Number of homes | 8 apartments |
| Floor area | 90m² |
| Number of bedrooms | 2 bedrooms |
| Ceiling height | 3,3m |
| Number of open aspects | Minimum of 2 open aspects |
| Balcony | Yes, separate |
| Suitable for | Young families, couples, investors |
More specifically, the master bedroom in the 2-bedroom unit is arranged to face the priority open aspect, ensuring natural light and cross-ventilation throughout the day. The kitchen is flexibly designed with a choice of enclosed or open kitchen to suit the homeowner’s preference. Furthermore, the 2-bedroom apartments are handed over with a basic finish including sanitary ware from the European-imported brands Duravit and Hansgrohe, ready for immediate occupation and letting, delivering an attractive rental yield amid growing demand for premium apartments in Phú Mỹ Hưng.
What is the area in m² of a 3-bedroom apartment at The Sculptura and how is its interior designed?
The 3-bedroom apartments at The Sculptura range in area from 115m² to 134m², comprising 62 units and accounting for the overwhelming majority of the project’s total of 75 apartments. This is the core property, designed for larger families needing spacious, private living space with full long-term amenities.
The table below shows the basic specifications of the 3-bedroom apartments at The Sculptura:
| Specification | Details |
| Number of homes | 62 units |
| Floor area | 115m² to 134m² |
| Number of bedrooms | 3 bedrooms |
| Ceiling height | 3,3m |
| Number of open aspects | 2 to 3 open aspects |
| Handover materials | Gessi, Villeroy & Boch (European imports) |
| Suitable for | Families of 3 to 5 members |
In terms of interior design, the 3-bedroom units at The Sculptura use sanitaryware from the European brands Villeroy & Boch and Gessi, combined with taps engraved with the exclusive Phú Mỹ Hưng logo, creating a prestigious signature in the bathroom and kitchen spaces. The living and dining areas are seamlessly connected in an open-plan layout, while the bedrooms are arranged fully separately to ensure privacy for each family member. In particular, corner units within the 3-bedroom range feature full-height glazing on two sides, providing unobstructed panoramic views towards Ánh Trăng Park or the Phú Gia villa area.
What is the overall area of The Sculptura penthouses in m² and how are the private gardens designed?
The Sculptura penthouses have a total usable area of 333m² to 477m², comprising an apartment area of 182m² to 226m² and a private garden of 151m² to 252m², distributed across 5 units on level 12. This is the most limited property type in the entire development, positioned as a “sky villa” reserved exclusively for the upper elite.
The table below summarises the detailed specifications of the penthouses at The Sculptura:
| Specification | Details |
| Number of homes | 5 units |
| Apartment area | 182m² to 226m² |
| Private garden area | 151m² to 252m² |
| Total area | 333m² to 477m² |
| Ceiling height | 3,8m |
| Design type | Duplex with separate private garden |
| Style | Private resort-style retreat |
Specifically, the private garden of each penthouse is designed in a personalised resort style, integrating tropical greenery, natural stone paved walkways, an outdoor relaxation area and a private BBQ area. The 3.8m ceiling height in the penthouse zone creates exceptional spatial proportions, allowing vertical interior design with tall display shelving, arched windows and impressive drop chandeliers. More importantly, each penthouse has its own separate lift access from the basement directly to level 12, with no crossover with the circulation of the standard apartment floors, ensuring ultimate privacy that very few apartment developments in HCMC can offer.
How does a The Sculptura shophouse differ from a standard apartment in terms of area, layout and purpose of use?
The Sculptura shophouses are superior to standard apartments in actual usable area, while standard apartments optimise private living space, whereas shophouses optimise commercial potential and versatility. These are two properties serving two entirely different needs within the same development.
| Comparison criterion | Shophouse (Floors 1–2) | Standard apartments (Floors 4–11) |
| Floor area | 135m² to 245m² | 90m² to 134m² |
| Floor structure | 1 ground floor + 1 upper floor (duplex) | Single storey |
| Purpose of use | Business, office and rental investment | Living, residential letting |
| Frontage | Adjoining the main road and the park | Views towards the park, villas and internal roads |
| Commercial potential | Very high (street footfall) | Not applicable |
| Level of privacy | Lower (low floors, public frontage) | High (mid and high floors) |
In contrast to standard apartments optimised for long-term owner-occupation, The Sculptura shophouses are aimed at investors seeking passive income from trading or leasing commercial space in a frontage location on Hà Huy Tập Street, regarded as one of the busiest commercial thoroughfares in the Cảnh Đồi area of Phú Mỹ Hưng.
Do all apartments at The Sculptura have a private balcony and at least 2 open aspects?
Yes, all apartments at The Sculptura have a separate private balcony and at least 2 open aspects, thanks to the low-density planning strategy and the building’s unique 4-frontage layout. This is a design commitment applied consistently by the architectural team from the 4th to the 12th floor, with no exceptions for any apartment type.
Specifically, as the building is constructed on lot H14-3 adjoining 3 street frontages and 1 park, the entire exterior of the building consists of open aspects, with no side abutting an adjacent development. This allows every apartment, wherever it is positioned on the floor plan, to overlook open space. In particular, the corner units on each floor enjoy up to 3 open aspects with full-height glazing, fully optimising views and natural light. Each apartment’s balcony is designed to be wide enough for outdoor tables and chairs, and is not merely a token ventilation recess as found in many other apartment projects in HCMC.
What sets The Sculptura Phú Mỹ Hưng floor plans apart from other luxury apartment projects in the same area?
The Sculptura stands out for its extremely low resident density and the unique character of its floor plans, while The Horizon is optimised for its direct Crescent Lake setting, and The Aurora is notable for the scale of its frontage onto Nguyễn Lương Bằng Boulevard. Each project serves a different segment of discerning residents within the Phú Mỹ Hưng ecosystem.
The Sculptura and The Horizon Phú Mỹ Hưng floor plans: which design is better optimised for discerning families?
The Sculptura is better optimised in terms of resident density and apartment open aspects, while The Horizon is better optimised in terms of its location beside Crescent Lake. The Sculptura has only 75 units over 12 storeys (around 6–7 units per floor), significantly fewer than The Horizon with 114 units, meaning each The Sculptura resident proportionally enjoys more generous shared corridors, lift space and amenity floors. However, The Horizon holds a direct locational advantage at Crescent Lake, with waterside views and a shorter pedestrian connection to Crescent Mall. Families prioritising absolute privacy and extremely low density will be better suited to The Sculptura, while families prioritising water views and high-street amenities will lean towards The Horizon.
How does the Sculpture philosophy influence the floor-plan layout and living spaces at the project?
The Sculpture philosophy directly shapes The Sculptura floor plans through a non-linear layout: rather than arranging rooms on a conventional orthogonal grid, spaces are organised along soft curves and harmonious proportions, much as a sculpture distributes mass and void. Specifically, the undulating lines of the building’s champagne-gold aluminium and granite-clad facade are not merely aesthetic but create distinctive floor-plan angles, allowing glazing and balconies to be positioned at non-traditional angles, optimising views and daylight unit by unit. More importantly, the use of 3D airflow and daylight simulation software before finalising the construction drawings is an exceptionally rare step in apartment design practice in Vietnam, ensuring that the artistic philosophy does not stop at the exterior but genuinely enhances the quality of life within each space.
