THIS ICONIC LANDMARK, IN THE NEW BOOK BY LEE KAH-WEE, IS AN ARTIFACT OF THE SPATIAL HISTORY OF GAMBLING IN SINGAPORE WHICH COULD BE TRACING A PATH FROM THE 1880S COLONIAL SINGAPORE
USING ‘BOXES’ INSTEAD OF VERTICAL PLANES SUCH AS A WALL IN THIS PROJECT, STUDIO MAHUTSACHAN SHOWS US THE OTHER WAY AROUND TO DEFINE SPACES AND THE SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARCHITECTURE AND HOMEOWNERS Read More
THIS RECENTLY COMPLETED PROJECT OF OMA IN KOREA’S GWANGGYO, A NEW CITY TO THE SOUTH OF SEOUL, ILLUSTRATES HOW THE COLLISION BETWEEN RETAIL SPACES AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES CAN USHER IN A FRESH WAY OF MAKING DEPARTMENT STORE
BY USING THE “WOODEN BOX” (CENTRAL CORE) TO CREATE PRIVACY AND CONNECT SEAMLESSLY THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS, THIS LATEST PROJECT BY PHYSICALIST IS PROBABLY ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF HOW TO DESIGN A HOUSE THAT MEETS THE NEEDS OF VARIOUS GENERATIONS IN A LARGE FAMILYRead More
ANANDA CHALARDCHAROEN SHEDS LIGHT ON THE ABANDONED BUILDING ON MAITRI CHIT ROAD AND WELCOMES A BOUTIQUE HOTEL TO THE OLD TOWN DISTRICT, WHICH RETELLS THE HISTORY OF BANGKOK Read More
IN ADDITION TO THE STANDARD MEDICAL CARE, THIS SAMUT SAKHON’S VERY FIRST CHILDREN CENTER AT ‘EKACHAI HOSPITAL’ FEATURES KID-FRIENDLY DESIGN BY IF (INTEGRATED FIELD), GUARANTEEING YOUR CHILDREN’S SAFETY AND CALMNESSRead More
MVRDV’S LATEST COMPLETED PROJECT IN TAIWAN, TAINAN SPRING EXEMPLIFIES THE PHILOSOPHY OF URBANISM, TRANSFORMING ONE OF THE CITY’S BIGGEST EYESORES INTO A BEAUTIFUL, URBAN LAGOON Read More
WITH AN AIM TO USHER IN A BETTER LIVING QUALITY TO THE PEOPLE OF NAKHON PATHOM, WE CONTINUE OUR STORY WITH WEERAPAT CHOKEDEETAWEEANAN FROM ART4D NO.271 AND DELVE INTO HOW ‘BREATHABLE HOUSE’ BECOMES THE CORE IDEA OF HIS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, THE BOUND HOUSE Read More
HOW DOES THE LATEST PROJECT BY ONION, WHICH RECENTLY OPENED ITS DOOR TO THE PUBLIC MONTHS AGO, FIND ITS WAY AROUND AN UNEXPECTED OPPORTUNITY DURING THE TIME OF COVID-19? WHAT IS IT THAT BRINGS PEOPLE TO THIS BRICK ‘SPOT’ IN AYUTTHAYA? OBSERVED M.L.CHITTAWADI CHITRABONGS
A CHAT WITH CHATPONG CHUENRUDEEMOL OF CHAT ARCHITECTS, AN ARCHITECT BEHIND THE ‘BANGKOK BASTARDS’ RESEARCH, WHO WON THIS YEAR’S SILPATHORN AWARD IN ARCHITECTURE FROM OCAC
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