Alluvia City Project: HVC Group is constructing the electromechanical infrastructure in the Alluvia Onsen subdivision

Along the Hong River, laden with alluvial soil, Alluvia City is gradually emerging as a new symbol of eco-friendly and wellness-focused urban development in Northern Vietnam. Meticulously planned on the foundation of precious natural hot springs, the project aims for a balanced living environment that combines modern amenities, nature, and health. Here, HVC Group is responsible for the construction and completion of the electromechanical infrastructure for the Alluvia Onsen subdivision.

Alluvia City is the first hot spring eco-urban area on the banks of the Red River, developed by Xuan Cau Holdings in Van Giang commune, Hung Yen province. Spanning 198.3 hectares, the project is located at the southeastern gateway to the capital, benefiting from a distinctive riverside microclimate, auspicious feng shui, and valuable natural hot spring resources.

Alluvia City is a comprehensively planned development featuring riverside villas, high-rise buildings, a vibrant commercial and service area, and a range of upscale amenities such as a hot spring park, sports center, and community spaces. All of these contribute to creating a modern living environment where residents can fully enjoy convenience and relaxation.

The project is being developed in three phases, with the Alluvia Onsen subdivision being phase 1, covering approximately 50 hectares and offering a diverse range of product types such as detached villas, semi-detached villas, townhouses, shophouses, and apartments. A highlight of this subdivision is its landscape inspired by natural flows, featuring areas such as Wellspring, The Flow, and The Essence, along with a system of interconnected lakes that contribute to a healthy and balanced living environment.

At the Alluvia Onsen subdivision, HVC Group is responsible for the construction and completion of the electrical and low-voltage infrastructure, including the power supply network, lighting power supply, telecommunications, and surveillance cameras. These are important items that contribute to the completion of the technical infrastructure, serving the synchronized operation needs of the entire project.

Participating in the Alluvia City project also continues HVC's presence in Van Giang, Hung Yen. Previously, in this area, HVC served as the general contractor for infrastructure and low-rise building electrical and mechanical systems at the two large urban areas of Vinhomes Ocean Park 2 and Vinhomes Ocean Park 3 developed by Vingroup.

Besides Alluvia City, HVC is currently simultaneously implementing mechanical and electrical infrastructure projects at several large-scale urban projects such as Eurowindow Light City (Thanh Hoa province, investor Eurowindow Holdings), Sun Urban City Ha Nam (Ninh Binh province, investor Sun Group) and Sailing Club Residence Ha Long Bay (Quang Ninh province, investor BIM Group).

Having won the contract for the completion of the mechanical and electrical infrastructure at the Alluvia City project, HVC is urgently completing preparations to take over the site and commence construction according to the schedule agreed with the investor. As a company that has consistently ranked among the Top 10 reputable mechanical and electrical contractors in Vietnam for many years, HVC Group is confident in meeting the stringent requirements for quality, progress, and construction safety; contributing to creating the Alluvia Onsen subdivision into a high-class living space, where values ​​of health, nature, and sustainable quality of life converge.