Ho Chi Minh Metro Line1, Ben Thanh Station

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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Vietnam's First Underground Station, Created Through Urban Planning, Architecture, and Civil Engineering

This is the starting station of Ho Chi Minh City Metro Line 1, constructed with funding from Japan’s Official Development Assistance (ODA). Anticipating its future role as a major transit hub serving multiple lines, the project integrated urban planning, architecture, and civil engineering to design a four-level underground transfer station and an underground shopping mall.Skylights featuring a lotus flower motif and a station atrium that allows passengers to view the movement of trains bring natural light deep underground, creating a sense of visual connection and spaciousness throughout the station. Combining high functionality as a transportation facility with the status of a new urban landmark, the station realizes a public space befitting Vietnam’s first underground station.
ARCHITECT MAUR Ho Chi Minh City Urban Railways Administration (JICA Yen Loan Project)
Location Vietnam
TOTAL FLOOR AREA 37,658.00 ㎡
Number of Floors / Layout / Structure 1 story above ground, 4 stories below ground / 4 stories with 6 spans in the basic cross-section
Reinforced concrete (RC) construction, with some CFT construction / Utilizing the existing continuous wall structure
BUILDING HEIGHT GL+6.0 m
COMPLETION 2024
INFO Collaborative Design: NJPT Association

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