Truong Sa Contemporary Museum in Central of Vietnam

With the theme of Truong Sa Museum, we think of it not only as a space to store artifacts, precious documents, images and stories, but also as a symbolic milestone for sovereignty, a bridge spirit between the mainland and the islands, a space where Vietnamese people enjoying the peace of peace will have the opportunity to look back and feel a deeper connection with a piece of homeland far away, with silent sacrifices.

The museum will be located in Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam.

With the concept of looking towards Truong Sa and connecting with the islands, we researched and learned that this land located in Cam Ranh is one of the points on the mainland with the furthest distance from the Truong Sa archipelago and the Cam Ranh landscape. Ranh is also the landing place for ships from the mainland to the archipelago. And when researching, the typical architecture of Truong Sa always includes: flagpoles, lighthouses, sovereignty markers and ship landing docks. Therefore, the first vague images that appear are the images of a lighthouse, a fluttering flagpole of the Fatherland and a boat wharf welcoming and orienting the boats connecting the islands and territories of the Fatherland.