The book studies architecture and landscapes in traditional villages in the Red River Delta region of Vietnam, from a rural and urban geographic perspective. The first chapter studies and presents an overview of villages, especially traditional Vietnamese villages, describing ways of organizing spaces in villages. The second chapter deals with the architectural and landscape forms in traditional villages between the two periods, the contemporary period and the colonial period. The third chapter deals with the changes in architecture and landscape of traditional villages in the Red River Delta. These villages will become the centers of a newly planned area that can develop in harmony with traditional and modern elements. The final conclusion is that these villages need to be preserved.