As a Vietnamese construction company specializing in projects for FDI clients, Vilai Viet is not only committed to delivering excellence in every structure but also strives to preserve and promote the beauty of Vietnamese culture through all our activities.

Working with international partners and clients, Vilai Viet understands our role in representing the Vietnamese identity on the global stage. We honor every commitment with responsibility and care, striving to deliver each project with precision and integrity as a general contractor. But more than that, we aim to convey the best qualities of Vietnamese culture to create a wonderful image of our country. It’s not only through the way we operate a project but also in the way we interact with our clients and the events we participate in.

Promoting traditional material 

To celebrate the successful collaboration with our Japanese partner Fujix Electronic, Vilai Viet required a gift that could capture both our meaningful partnership and our Vietnamese values. Prioritizing using traditional materials, we presented a special gift: a handcrafted lacquer painting depicting the Fujix Electronic Vietnam Factory — a Design & Build project completed by the Vilai Viet team.

Created using traditional Vietnamese lacquer techniques, the artwork took several months to complete in collaboration with a young Vietnamese artist. The piece represents a blend of culture and construction, artistry and technical precision. It is Vilai Viet’s way of expressing sincere gratitude and a desire to build a long-term, sustainable partnership with our Japanese client.

Accompany cultural events

In June 2025, within the framework of the program to celebrate the relationship between Vietnam and Singapore, Vilai Viet also sponsored the Creative Journeys – an exhibition organized by the Vietnam University of Fine Arts (VNUFA) and Maya Gallery Singapore. This commemorative exhibition marks three significant milestones: Singapore’s 60th National Day, Vietnam’s 80th Independence Day, and the 100th anniversary of the Vietnam University of Fine Arts.

The exhibition is co-curated by Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Nghia Phuong, Vice Rector of VNUFA, and Ms. Masturah Sha’ari, art historian and co-founder of Maya Gallery. It is chaired by Mr. Jeffrey Wandly, co-founder of Maya Gallery, advisor and judge for the Pan Pacific Hanoi Art Award 2024-2025, and exhibition chairman for Hữu Nghị: Singapore & Vietnam 50-10 Exhibition at the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum (2023).

Preserving traditions while heading to the future

At Vilai Viet, we take pride in being a Vietnamese general contractor with solid technical capacity and a strong cultural spirit, honoring tradition while creating value for the future. With many young engineering employees, we aim not only to nurture the next generation of Vietnamese engineers but also to inspire them with traditional values, creating a sustainable future where the old and the new harmonize.