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Do Diem Quynh

From a VASer passionate about arts to a future architect in the USA 

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Starting her studies at VAS in 2006 as a kindergarten student, Diem Quynh is now a final-year Architecture student in the Accelerated Masters programme at the University of Oklahoma - a multidisciplinary research university in the USA.

In the summer of 2024, Quynh completed an Architecture Internship at Guernsey Architecture, Engineering & Consulting – a large multidisciplinary design and consulting firm in Oklahoma, established in 1928.

Besides her studies, Quynh is also an active member of two prestigious architecture student organizations: NOMAS (National Organization of Minority Architecture Students) and AIAS (American Institute of Architecture Students).

Eleven years of learning at VAS have created a solid foundation, enabling our former VASer to confidently pursue her dream of becoming an architect.

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