Phu My Hung 2.0 marks transformation of billion-dollar urban area
The Lawrence S. Ting Building, Phu My Hung's headquarters for two decades, ceased operations on Oct. 1, marking a new phase in the transformation of the 34-year-old urban area into a major center of Ho Chi Minh City.
Phu My Hung 2.0 is set to transform a billion-dollar urban area in Ho Chi Minh City, marking a significant shift in the city's landscape. The project, led by Truong Quoc Hung, involves a 23-story mixed-use complex with a diverse range of functions and distinctive architecture. This transformation is part of a broader plan to reposition the urban area as a new major center of Ho Chi Minh City.
The development includes various projects such as the Phu My Hung Art Center, C1 complex, MD3-4 complex, Tam Anh international standard healthcare center, CR1-2-3 riverside office complex, Triton Crown luxury residential project, and Casa Luna, among others. These projects aim to create facilities for living, working, education, entertainment, healthcare, arts, and culture, with an emphasis on international standards and people-centered urban planning.
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