VIGLACERA BRINGS FAST, PRACTICAL BUILDING SOLUTIONS TO RESIDENTS RESETTLING FOR THE GIA BINH AIRPORT PROJECT
With thousands of households needing new homes for the Gia Binh Airport project, choosing building materials is an important part of planning for a secure future. Viglacera is offering residents practical options designed to shorten construction time and make better use of labor and building budgets.
On October 24, 2026, a conference introducing Viglacera building materials and prefabricated home construction solutions for the Gia Binh resettlement area was held at the Gia Binh Ward People’s Committee Hall in Bac Ninh Province. The event was organized with the local authorities and units of Viglacera Corporation. Attendees included local officials, neighborhood representatives, residents and Truong Giang Trading and Construction Joint Stock Company, the contractor responsible for building prefabricated homes using Viglacera products to accelerate construction. Bringing the supplier and contractor together gave residents a practical way to explore material choices and construction options suited to their new homes.
Overview of the conference introducing Viglacera building materials and prefabricated home construction solutions in Gia Binh Ward, Bac Ninh Province.
CONNECTING A MATERIALS ECOSYSTEM WITH BUILDING NEEDS
Following site clearance and relocation for Gia Binh Airport, many resettlement homes are beginning construction at the same time. This increases pressure on the supply of materials and labor, as well as on construction schedules. Families need to choose a building solution quickly while carefully considering what they can afford.
The price of a brick or a square meter of wall reflects only part of the cost. The overall value of a construction plan also depends on how the work is organized, how long it takes and how well the home performs over time.
Recognizing the needs of residents rebuilding their homes, Viglacera presented its integrated building materials ecosystem through product displays, covering needs from structural construction to home finishing materials.
Through clear, illustrated materials, residents in the Gia Binh Airport resettlement area learned about innovative building materials such as autoclaved aerated concrete, an alternative to traditional fired-clay bricks. Many were encountering this material for the first time. It can help speed up construction and offers features including sound and thermal insulation, fire resistance and reduced impact from earthquakes.
The presentation also covered tiles, glass and sanitary ware, helping residents understand how different products can be used in practice. New options were discussed alongside their practical benefits, from advantages that can be seen immediately to value that homeowners may experience over the building’s lifetime.
Residents welcomed the opportunity to make more informed choices about materials suited to their home designs, understand the functions of each product and plan their budgets. Their picture of a future home took shape not only through images, but through a clearer understanding of the home they are building.
EXPLAINING PREFABRICATED HOME CONSTRUCTION
Within this broader picture, prefabricated home construction offers a way to organize building work with greater control over timing and labor. The suitability of this approach depends on each family’s design, construction conditions and budget. Bringing the manufacturer and contractor into the same discussion therefore gives residents a useful opportunity to learn about both the materials and the conditions for using them in their own homes.
Viglacera representatives introduce autoclaved aerated concrete and demonstrate its insulating properties.
A demonstration using aerated concrete brought the discussion beyond technical specifications, allowing attendees to observe the material directly. Its light weight can reduce the building’s load, while its sound insulation, thermal insulation and fire resistance can contribute to comfort and safety at home. With a prefabricated solution using aerated concrete panels, the panels are installed directly, without laying individual bricks and plastering walls in the traditional way. Surfaces and joints are then treated and finished to meet technical requirements. Streamlining the bricklaying and plastering stages can shorten construction time and reduce labor needs, helping residents complete their homes sooner.
SUPPORTING RESIDENTS AS THEY BUILD A NEW HOME
The discussion turned to the issues that matter most to residents as they make their choices. Many said they hoped to complete their homes and settle into their new lives before Lunar New Year. They also asked which materials to use, how construction would proceed and how total costs compare with traditional methods. Viglacera representatives and construction contractors helped connect product information with on-site realities. A solution is more convincing when homeowners understand what they will be investing in and what value they can expect in return.
This is also the value of bringing manufacturers, contractors, construction crews and residents into one conversation. Questions about prices, technical requirements and work planning can be considered together, giving homeowners a stronger basis for planning their projects.
Bringing Viglacera’s building materials ecosystem to the resettlement area connects the company’s production and supply capabilities with the practical needs of local residents. This support begins by giving people more information to help them choose materials and construction solutions for their new homes.