85 SOCIAL DWELLINGS IN CORNELLÀ BY WHICH PERIS+TORAL.ACQUITECTES DESIGNED IN BARCELONA CONSISTS OF SUITABLE ROOM SIZE THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE DWELLERS’, AIR VENTILATION, AN OPEN COURT AND GREEN SPACE WHILE RAISING THE QUESTION – ‘WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC HOUSING DESIGN’
EVEN THOUGH FOLLY IN THE FOREST BY BANGKOK TOKYO ARCHITECTURE (BTA) SEEMS SIMPLE AND HARMONIOUS WITH LUSCIOUS SURROUNDINGS, THE DESIGN FILLS WITH AMBIGUOUS ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE AND FUNCTIONALITIES THAT PROMPT USERS TO INTERPRET ITS USE AND MEANING
TAKE A LOOK AT THE THREE WINNERS OF ADF MILANO SALONNE DESIGN AWARD 2022 IN BEST PERFORMANCE AWARD AND OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE AWARD WHICH HELD UNDER THE THEME “RE_”
MUN ARCHITECT USED OPENNESS OF SPACE TO CREATE A PLACE WHERE BAKSTER’S EMPLOYEE CAN RELAX DURING THE DAY WHILE THE FUN ENERGY HARMONIOUSLY INSERTS TO ELEMENTS THAT ARE VISUALLY STRIKING
LOCATED IN SOI YEN AKAT STREET IN THE HEART OF BANGKOK, ‘BAAN AKAT YEN’ BY STUDIO KRUBKA FORMS A DIALOGUE OF PRIVACY AND CONNECTION BY CONCEALING ITSELF BEHIND THE HIGH GRAY WALLS AND WRAPPING INSIDE THE STURDY CONCRETE SURFACE WHILE OPENING ITSELF TO THE COURTYARDS, BOTH OUTSIDE AND WITHIN
JIM THOMPSON ART CENTER: AN ART GALLERY THAT CORDIALLY EMBRACES THE PEOPLE AND NARRATES THE STORY OF ITS PAST AND PRESENT
IN GOLEM 2022 – UNCANNY EXHIBITION, RUANGSAK ANUWATWIMON CREATES A HUMAN-LIKE PERFECT CREATURE FROM OTHER LIVING SPECIES SPECIMENS, POINTING OUT THE PRICE OTHER LIVING SPECIES HAVE TO PAY FOR HUMAN ENDLESS DESIRES
IN CONTINUATION TO OUR PREVIOUS ARTICLE, DUSIT RESIDENCES / PART 1 WHERE THE TOPIC FOCUSES ON THE PROJECT’S INTERIOR DESIGN. LET’S CONTEMPLATE IT FURTHER TO AN ARCHITECTURAL APPEARANCE FROM A49 AND OMA COLLABORATIVELY DESIGNED WHICH SIMULTANEOUSLY HELD A UNIVERSALITY AND THAI IDENTITY, IN PURPOSE TO CONVEY THE IDENTITY OF ‘DUSIT THANI BANGKOK HOTEL’
ART4D SPEAKS TO WARUT WIMOLKUNARAK ABOUT HIS RECENT WORK, 2046: THE GREATER EXODUS – AN UNCONVENTIONAL SHOW THAT COMBINES PERFORMANCE ART AND FINE DINING, AND WARUT HIMSELF ABOUT HIS ROLE OF BEING AN ‘EXPERIENCE DESIGNER’
