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At Global Gate in Hanoi, LUMIÈRE Essence Peak is positioned as a distinctive living option for multi-generational households, combining refined design and generous space to balance warm togetherness with privacy for every family member.
For multi-generational families, an ideal home is not only about comfort but also about creating a foundation for lasting bonds. Elevated urban living is presented as a way to redefine living standards at height—supporting shared connection while preserving individual privacy.
The project’s panoramic outlook is highlighted as a key part of its “life value.” From an elevated vantage point, apartments are described as opening onto a broad view that combines the water surface of a 32-hectare central lake with the Red River, along with the urban rhythm and access to international-grade amenities.
LUMIÈRE Essence Peak offers a range of unit types for 2–3 generation households, including 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom apartments, duplexes, penthouses, and through-floor penthouse duplexes. The largest areas are described as approaching 500 sqm.
Some apartments are part of The Essence Wing collection, noted as limited in number across the project. The article states a low per-floor density of 2–6 units, with options including exclusive lobby access or separate elevator systems.
Inside the apartments, the design approach removes partitions between the living room, dining area, and kitchen to form a spacious common area, described as similar to a private home reception.
On the top floor, spaces are described as flowing together to reduce distance and create touchpoints so that grandparents, parents, and children can feel each other’s presence throughout daily moments.
Biophilic principles are applied to the design language to create a living environment that harmonizes with nature. The article highlights natural light through large glass facades, subtly integrated greenery, and open views, aiming to support a balanced experience for body, mind, and spirit.
Beyond togetherness, the project is described as reserving space for each member to recharge energy and develop personal identity. For 3-bedroom to 4-bedroom configurations, each bedroom is described as an independent “paradise,” supporting living across generations.
Grandparents are described as having a generous space for a leisurely pace, parents as having private work corners, and children as having a vivid, sunlit area. The article also notes that lines and details are arranged within flexible zones.
The article describes an ecosystem intended to meet individual needs. It mentions a Business Lounge for fathers to meet professional partners, a Yoga studio for mothers to draw positive energy, a garden for grandparents to stroll, and a playground where children can play.
With the project’s central position in the internationally linked Global Gate, residents are described as having easy access to entertainment and retail facilities including Wonderland park and Mega Mall, as well as internationally standardized healthcare and education systems.
Nearby facilities mentioned include a Marriott hotel complex, the National Convention Center, and the National Exhibition and Fair Center (VEC), contributing to what the article describes as a “civilized living environment.”
The infrastructure network is described as planned more methodically and modern from the Global Gate hub. The article states that residents can reach West Lake in 5 minutes via Tu Lien Bridge, the city center in 15 minutes, and Noi Bai International Airport and Gia Binh International Airport in 20–30 minutes.
LUMIÈRE Essence Peak is presented as fulfilling the goal of a multi-generational home—sufficiently private to support individuality while remaining connected enough to strengthen family ties—while also being positioned as a valuable, sustainable asset for long-term living.
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