ABOUT

INTRODUCE

I. HANGART – WHERE HERITAGE MEETS ART

Hidden within The Luxury Collection Danang,

Hangart unveils a one-of-a-kind journey — where Vietnamese history, culture, and art intertwine in a contemporary architectural masterpiece.

The name “Hangart” draws inspiration from the arched structure of Nuoc Man Airfield,

a site deeply linked to the historical milestones of Danang, a coastal city rich in memory.

Once a strategic military base marking pivotal moments in modern Vietnamese history,

Today, under the creative vision of architect Nguyen Hoa Hiep (A21 Studio) — known as “the storyteller through architecture” — this iconic vault has been reborn as a symbol of transformation — from war to creativity, from remembrance to renewal.

Guided by his philosophy:

“Architecture is the emotion of humanity in dialogue with nature and cultural memory,”

he has transformed Hangart into a Living Museum of Vietnamese Heritage — a space where heritage is no longer confined behind glass, but lives and breathes through every movement, every touch, and every experience of the visitor.

II. PURPOSE & MISSION

The creation of Hangart is not merely an architectural feat — it is a cultural mission: to bring Vietnam’s traditional craft villages — rooted in daily life, belief, and collective memory — closer to the world through a new language of experience and emotion.

At Hangart, visitors are not simply observers; they become craftsmen of their own journey, creating, feeling, and crafting tangible pieces of Vietnamese spirit to take home.

By dissolving the boundaries between heritage keepers and heritage admirers,
Hangart becomes a place of intergenerational connection, where the creative energy of young Vietnamese blends with the mastery and depth of traditional artisans.

“Hangart is where the past is retold in the language of the present — and shared with the future.”