Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung assessed this as the first and largest government office since the reunification of the country, possessing aesthetic appeal and modern technology.
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| The National Assembly building is located on Doc Lap Street, Ba Dinh District, and is 39 meters high. The structure comprises 5 above-ground floors and 2 basement floors, with a total floor area of over 60,000 square meters. |
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| From the main lobby into the building, there are two escalators on either side running from the first to the third floor. Other floors require the use of the elevator. |
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| The first floor features a spacious and airy central lobby with an open-plan design. |
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| The blue dome visible from the first floor is the building's main meeting room. |
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| The corridors on each floor are designed similarly. |
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| The press conference room, with 100 seats, is located immediately to the left of the second basement level of the building. |
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| The meeting room of the National Assembly Standing Committee, with its system of six screens surrounding the room, allows delegates to easily observe the proceedings of the session. |
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| This meeting room will be used for the upcoming October session of the National Assembly Standing Committee. |
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| Electronic devices are imported from abroad. |
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| The hall has two levels and utilizes a complete system of lift tables and arc-shaped seating for delegates, all fully equipped. |
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| The final details are being finalized. According to Minister of Construction Trinh Dinh Dung, these days there are always up to 2,000 workers rushing to complete the project. |
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| The frame of the National Assembly meeting room table was manufactured domestically, while the chairs were produced in Spain. |
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| The main meeting room as seen from the second floor. |
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| "The National Assembly building is the first and largest-scale public office building since the reunification of the country. It boasts artistic merit, modern technology, and is built in an area with a history spanning many dynasties, thus requiring high standards of preservation and museum management," the Prime Minister said. |
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| On the afternoon of October 3rd, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung inspected the construction site. |
Source: VNE
