THE COLUMBARIUM WITH THE GOAL TO DESIGN A FUNERAL SPACE THAT ALSO PROVIDES VALUE AS A PUBLIC SERVICE AND THE PESSIMISTIC PERCEPTION OF TRADITIONAL OUTDOOR CEMETERIES
ETERNAL HILL
Category: UPDATE
BANGKOK BOULEVARD SIGNATURE WESTGATE
THE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IN BANG YAI BY SC ASSET IS INSPIRED BY LAKE COMO AND APPLIES COLONNADE ELEMENTS IN A CONTEMPORARY MANNER, FORMING A HARMONIOUS BLEND OF SOPHISTICATION, AND MODERNITY
INFINITY GROUND
THE EXHIBITION IN BACC PRESENTS CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BY 8 DESIGN STUDIOS FROM THAILAND AND TAIWAN, UNRAVELING THE CONNECTION BETWEEN ARCHITECTURE AND THE EARTH ON WHICH IT IS SITUATED
THE TREASURY MUSEUM KHON KAEN
PLAN ARCHITECT, ALONG WITH GLA DESIGN STUDIO AND PLAN MOTIF TRANSFORMED THE OLD BUILDING OF THE BANK OF THAILAND’S NORTHEASTERN REGION OFFICE INTO AN APPROACHABLE LEARNING SPACE IN KHONKAEN’S DOWNTOWN
BLISS
MITI RUANGKRITYA PROBES INTO THE BIRTH, DEATH, AND RESURRECTION OF IMAGES FROM THE HAND OF HUMAN BEINGS OR AI, TAINTED WITH BIASES ALIKE
NINE YEARS OF FLO
FLO, THE THAI FURNITURE BRAND, IS CELEBRATING ITS NINTH ANNIVERSARY WITH A DESIGN SHOWCASE FEATURING THE EVOLUTION OF CONCEPTS AND FURNITURE OVER THE YEARS
HOUSE R3
LAWS AND REGULATIONS WOULD BE THE STRONGEST LIMITATION FOR ARCHITECTS, BUT THE DESIGN UNDER THE LIMITATION DOES NOT HAVE TO BE BORING. THIS SQUARE-SHAPED HOUSE DESIGNED BY PHTAA LIVING DESIGN MANAGES TO SHOW OFF THE OWNER’S IDENTITY
SERPENTINE PAVILION 2023
SERPENTINE PAVILION 2023 ‘À TABLE’ WAS INSPIRED BY HAVING MEALS TOGETHER WITH SPACES AND MOST OF THE TABLES IN A CIRCULAR ARRANGEMENT, CREATING A SENSE OF ‘INTIMACY’ THAT EXTENDS BEYOND HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS
KALM PENTHOUSE ARI
THE HIGH-END LOW-RISE CONDOMINIUM DISTINGUISHES ITSELF BY FOCUSING ON DESIGN QUALITY. THE DEVELOPER AND THE DESIGNER, PAON ARCHITECTS, BELIEVE THAT THE ‘PRODUCT-LED DEVELOPMENT’ APPROACH CAN LEAD TO HIGH-QUALITY SPACES AND THE PROJECT WILL BE ABLE TO SELL ITSELF Read More
NOT JUST LIBRARY
Photo: Golden Pin Design Award
A LIBRARY THAT KEPT THE ORIGINAL BUILDING STRUCTURE AND THE EXPERIENCE OF JAPANESE PUBLIC BATHHOUSES, CREATING THE SPACES FOR READING, MEETING AND THE PUBLIC PLACE TO INTERACT AND EXCHANGE IDEAS, EMBODYING THE CONCEPT OF ‘NOT JUST LIBRARY’