WHO space+craft, a small forward thinking architecture, and interior design studio.
WHAT Designing spaces with craft mindset and ambitions.
WHEN Founded in 2016.
WHERE Bangkok, Thailand.
WHY Introducing a new concept of spatial design combining with materials and user experiences. Offering the best solutions for interior architecture design in various project types for clients. And of course, work with hearts.
In Praise of Shadows เป็นชุดภาพถ่ายที่อุทิศให้แก่หนังสือชื่อเดียวกันเป็นการกักเก็บช่วงเวลาและค้นหาฉากตอนบางอย่างในชีวิตประจำวันการเลือกถ่ายภาพสัดส่วนแบบไวด์สกรีนเปลี่ยนมุมมองของภาพชีวิตปกติสามัญให้มีความคล้ายคลึงกับซีนจากภาพยนตร์ใดสักเรื่องหนึ่งภาพชุดนี้เป็นเพียงจุดเริ่มต้นของโปรเจ็คต์ที่จำนวนภาพกำลังเพิ่มตัวขึ้นเป็นรากฐานบางอย่างเป็นประกายจุดๆหนึ่งที่กำลังพัฒนาตัวเองเป็นโปรเจ็คต์อื่นต่อไป
An ongoing series that captures the mundane events in Japan. Upon reading ‘In Praise of Shadows’, an essay written by Junichiro Tanizaki, I have become engrossed in the tinge of darkness acting as an opposition to the more brighter side of life. The darkness brings immutable tranquility and I have always been drawn to its depth. Were it not for them, beauty would seem perhaps too polished, too glaring.
Within the essay, Tanizaki compares the contrast of light at darkness used in Western and Eastern cultures. The west, whilst striving for progress, continues to search for light and clarity, whilst the subtle shadows relates more to the oriental art and literature.
“A phosphorescent jewel gives off its glow and color in the dark and loses its beauty in the light of day. Were it not for shadows, there would be no beauty.” – Junichiro Tanizaki
The series aims to act as a photo essay, a tribute to the book with the same name to the series. It also explores imageries as poetic seizures of moments, finding a cinematic quality in the everyday life. The usage of the widescreen ratio enables the scene captured to be perceived more as a film still than an image. As said before, the series is an ongoing process and is ever-expanding. Therefore, the series may act as a starting point, foundation or an inspiration for a project in the near future.
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Pam Virada is an artist and graphic designer interested in the contextualised notions of architectural spaces, collective memory, and personal memory. She works primarily with photography, moving images, writing, and installation art.
AVAILABLE IN THAILAND FOR THE FIRST TIME FROM 1 JULY 2019, AĒSOP TOOTHPASTE WILL COMPLETE THE ORAL CARE PRODUCT LINE WITH ITS DESIGN THAT IS NOT ONLY PRACTICAL BUT ALSO CARES FOR ECOLOGY
WHO We are a group of young blood architects founded in 2017 by Mr.Anon Chitranukroh and Mr.Waranthorn Intuputi based in Bangkok, Thailand, now consisted of five designers, two shiba dogs, and one adopted cat.
WHAT ACA Architects is an independent design atelier which provides architectural and interior design seeking for new possibilities and design language with an appropriate solution for nowadays architecture as well as old building refurbishment. ACA works on all kinds of architectural buildings type such as private residence, office buildings, hotels, condominium, facade design and also building refurbishment. We will try our best to bring out the freshness, sleekness, and uniqueness yet practical to the design.
WHEN 2017-present
WHERE Bangkok, Thailand
WHY Before we started our business, we’re interested in architectural development in Thailand especially in our neighborhood, Bangkok, and we found out that there are many good architectural design buildings yet some of them seem to have gone in the wrong way too, talking about both newly design buildings and the old existing ones, tons on human and nature resources need to be scarified to make a building. So we want to be a part of this movement to improve the cityscape because we believe that while the social is rapidly changing, architecture should be facilitated and uplift society. We believe architecture is for everyone and everyone should be able to live in good architecture.
THE NEW BRANCH OF THAI-ISAN RESTAURANT ‘LAY LAO’ DESIGNED BY 67S INTERPRETS THE CONCEPT OF A HOME GARDEN, INVITING US TO ENJOY THE WARMTH OF HOME COMFORTS
‘PLAY WITH THE CLICHÉ,’ PUBLISHED IN ART4D #64 BACK IN 2000, TALKS US THROUGH ‘FAH TALAI JONE’ (OR ‘TEARS OF THE BLACK TIGER’), THE FIRST FEATURE FILM OF WISIT SASANATIENG WHO UTILIZED A TRADITIONAL STYLE OF THAI FILMS IN ORDER TO CREATE THE SENSE OF “THAI COWBOY—TOM YUM KUNG STYLE.”
THE EXTENSION OF THE ARTICLE ‘BEHIDE THE SHOW : HUMANIMAL, PUBLISHED IN ART4D 267 ‘CRAFTING’, WE SPEAK WITH DUJDAO VADHANAPAKORN ABOUT WHAT SHE REALLY EXPERIENCED WHILE SHE WAS TURNED INTO THE SUBJECT OF THE SHOW SHE CREATED
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