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No. 288, The Four Seasons Private Residences

We are honored to have the opportunity to do the interior decoration for the Chaophya Riverside private residence condominium in Bangkok of an Associate Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics.

Hemodialysis Department, Chaophya Hospital

Hemodialysis Department at Chaophya Hospital provides comfort to patients with private rooms.  There are 10 beds in the department, each bed is in secluded room for privacy and comfort of patients.  

The Hemodialysis Department at Chaophya Hospital is a true patient-centric  design with the ratio of nurses to patient is 1 : 2  

Committed to patient-and family-focused care, the healing environment assures out patients and families through soothing colors, glare-free indirect light.

Nursery Department, Chaophya Hospital

From the research, a baby’s vision is stimulated by contrasting colors, shapes, lights and moving objects.  Contrasting colors are easier on their growing retinas.

Designing a nursery in contrasting colors is good for baby’s developing eyes.  However, the hues must be intense and not “washed out” for them to really see and differentiate between them.

Colors and patterns not only promote healthy development of baby’s eyes but also brain development. The brain gathers information from all five senses and with this information, nerve cells multiply and connect with other cells.

Properly nourishing baby’s vision with objects and colors helps the retinas grow and supports the optic nerve, which is connected to the brain. This is crucial for the visual parts of the brain to thrive.

Base on the above research information, we choosed “Teal and Coral”, “Black and White” color scheme with curve pattern for the decoration of Nursery Department, Chaophya Hospital.

Eye Department - Chaophya Hospital

The practice of eye care requires a consultation that is extensive in time together with a procession of consultative engagements in any given visit.As a result, the design enhance the sense of calm and friendliness by using a warm tonal palette to form an open, welcoming and luxurious environment.

Khun​ Apirak Residence

The small plot for this house is surrounded by dense low rise neighbors with existing parent's house in the front and a restored peaceful house which turned to be a museum.We sought to protect the house from the outside and create its own private inside view which consist of koi pond and garden.On the exterior, solid wall and sunscreen being used to intensify the aforementioned privacy.The living and dining area have double height space in order to create a visual connection between the floors.With sustainability as the main idea, the use of reused timber plank from the tear down house adds a sense of nostalgia to the space, additionally, this would also have many environmental economical befits.Apart from reused the timber plank, this house also use grey water to water the garden and photovoltaic panels to generate electricity.The openings and transparent facade permit for natural ventilation and lighting into the space, this results in a comfortable internal environment through passive cooling.

Khun​ Ausa Khun​ Prajit Residence

The site for this house is surrounded by the owner's garment factory to the north, the factory's parking lot and inner road to the east and the outer road to the south.
In order to provide the privacy for this house from the factory, the service quarter is placed along the north side of the property to push the main house away from the factory.  furthermore, the second floor facade that face north is screened by wooden screen for privacy reason.
The house consists of 2 linear blocks orients north-south to capture North-South prevailing breezes.  All major rooms open out to the garden which function as the view for the house and help screen out the dust and noise from the outer road.
The east and west elevations are quite solid to block the strong sunlight.
This house uses low flow fixtures together with water saving sanitary wares in order to save water, while grey water and rain water harvesting system is used to water the garden.
On the roof, photovoltaic panels are installed to generate electricity.

Sunthornrohit Residence

Sunthornrohit Residence is a three-storey house for a big family consist of 8 cars park, 2 living rooms, 2 dining rooms, swimming pool, koi pond, 5 bedrooms and 5 suites which include an Ischemic stroke grandmother suite with her nurse on the lower floor by the swimming pool side.
The land is 1,800 m2 surrounded by low rise unpleasant neighbor hood without any worth looking view.
The house looks inward to its courtyard and swimming pool. The arrangement of the plan allows natural ventilation and maximum privacy of the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Nara Residence

The concept for this project is to strengthen the dialogue between inside and outside, to weave the structure and landscape, to experience a sumptuous character of pleasant, simple, high ceiling interior spaces washed in natural light.
The brief is to create a “work environment” of a special kind that able to turn to be the owner private residence when the owner retired, without major renovation.
The project evokes a sense of transparency and purity while also not only providing protection from sun and rain but also allows for natural light, view and ventilation.
The project is divided in 2 buildings, the front one holds the reception area (living area when used as the owner’s private residence). Between this one and the second building which holds working area (2 master bedrooms when used as the owner’s private residence), the koi pond with big trees which allows view for both buildings. At the rear of the project located a very private swimming pool.
The existing trees not only preserved but also be the starting point of the project.
Apart from the orientation, cross ventilation, water feature like koi pond and swimming pool act as natural cooling system for the project.
The “servant” spaces are organized in the austere masses and located in the east and the west to reduce heat gain to the buildings.
The project uses low flow fixtures together with water saving sanitary wares in order to save water, while grey water and rain water harvesting system is used to water the garden.
On the roof, photovoltaic panels are installed to generate electricity.

ICU​ and CCU Dept., Mahachai Hospital.

With patient-centered design in mind, we located stations outside each ICU room to allow nursing staff to monitor patients closely.
The head of the bed is positioned against a wall which contains the life support and monitoring equipment.

Barge day club

This high-end, high luxury barge day club is composed of restaurant, bar and infinite edge pool with pool bar.
This barge will powered by LNG(Liquefied Natural Gas), since LNG emits no sulfur dioxide, has a 95-100% reduction in particulate matter, an 85% reduction in nitrogen oxides and a 25% reduction in carbon.
This barge could reduce emission through the development and use of exhaust gas cleaning systems across the barge.  The systems are able to reduce sulfur compounds and particulate matter from the barge’s engine exhaust.  Furthermore, this barge will reduce water usage by passenger and will also install the advanced waste water purification system (AWWPS) which treats black and grey water.
The operation will also reduce the amount of waste generated on board.

1440 Services schematic design

Located near MRT station, this 3,000 sq.m retail and public gathering space is designed to serve the public and commuters as a meeting and gathering place.
The design intention is to make the green, sustainable and eco-friendly place. The project will be built by using used shipping container that would otherwise be discarded in the port. Furthermore by up cycling the shipping container, there is obviously less demand for another building material.
This project also will provide public with tree filled plaza and roof terrace which not only benefit the project but the surrounding as well.

Cancer Center schematic design

The 5,000 sq.m. cancer center includes spaces for
Exam rooms, X-ray dept., Lab., GI.dept., Oxygen therapy dept., Operating rooms, CSSD., ICU, Pharmacy, Multipurpose area, dining lounge and 30 patients rooms with green roof for therapy and recreation.
The design is aimed to build a green and sustainable Cancer Center in order to achieve a healthy and high performance healing environment.

Orthpedic dept., Chaophya Hospital

This orthopedic department is composed of vital sign area, exam rooms and cast room.  The interior of this department is dominated by warm and neutral tones color.  The intention of wood veneer cladding wall is to create warmth and humanity.

Infertility Clinic, Chaophya Hospital​

The facility includes a reception area, examination room, recovery area and embreyology laboratory. The laboratory is equipped with air filtration system to create the favorable environment for fertilization and embryo development. Apart from create the space which meet the stringent functional requirements, the design uses soft color and textures in order to provide patient with relaxing, caring and nurturing space

Blue Lagoon

The project is to remodel a two-storey house for a family of 3, located in the suburb of Bangkok. The existing kitchen was redesigned to be the pantry. The new asian kitchen and laundry area were added, one of the bedroom upstair also expanded. To save cost, the existing hard wood floor and stair were restored and treated.​

Treasure Planet

The project is to convert a former town home into an office for a tour agent company. The main request of the client was to arrange functional working areas and a meeting area. To refurbish the inside, some existing part of the town home were demolished.  new electrical system and network were added. The open plan working area was proposed to encourage team work. The space was successfully transformed to be a functional work place.

Theera : The Original Bake Room

To transform the old shop house into a coffee shop, the existing accordion steel doors were replaced by steel frame glass panels in order to create the storefront, gain natural light and create a visual relationship of “see and be seen”. The open kitchen encourages a dialogue between the patrons and the staffs. The furniture is composed in a way to make the coffee shop more relaxed and casual.

Boonsiri Residence

The client is a young couple who want to build their own house in their family compound. We recommended our client to choose the corner of their garden to be the site. the site is blessed with beautiful existing trees. The parking and service quarter are connected to the main house by covered walkway which also enclose the garden. All the significant trees are kept. The main house is L-shaped plan enclose the swimming pool for privacy reason. Floor to ceiling glazed panels add to the openness of the house bringing the outside in. This house enjoys a light-filled tranquility and simplicity of living.

No. 242

The design was inspired by a desire to engage with the landscape and to celebrate the existing trees in the site.  The architectural design prioritised reducing energy usage, the use of natural lighting and cross ventilation. Sustainability is an important element and the house is organised on two levels, which are integrated into the external landscape.  The majority of rooms face south and are properly shaded by the geometry of the balconies and louvres to receive natural wind and avoid heat gain.  Natural and stack-effect ventilation allows natural cooling of the house. Along with the usual array of rooms, such as reception and living areas, bedrooms and a study, a meditation area and koi pond is also included. The 735 sq.m. plot was conceived as a response to the context, sun, views, program established by the client and the idea of interacting with nature and landscape.  When walking through the house entrance, residents will gradually discover a mixture of light and transparency, with expansive glazing opening the house up to the views. The living and dining areas have floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors and a generous ceiling height, which allows the garden to flow uninterrupted to the living space. Furthermore, the house also using reusable materials from the previous house after it had been torn down.

Thiapairat Residence-Windmill, Bangna

The client, a couple with four children and their grandmother, wanted a property suitable for accommodating all three generations under one roof. The challenge was to design a home in which the family could enjoy each other’s company without having to compromise freedom, differing needs and privacy.
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As well as privacy, the maximization of views from every room and low energy consumption were the main aims.  These priorities were achieved by providing cross ventilation throughout the house to reduce the reliance on air-conditioning; adding a double-sided wall with air gap in between to reduce heat gain on both the east and west side; and solar panels to provide hot water for the whole house.
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The north-south orientation of the 1,492 sq.m. site and the expected position of neighboring houses on vacant plots either side have been important issues for the project conception and development.  the design strives to connect the house with the surrouding garden and lake with all rooms opening externally via large doorways.  Water is an integral element of the project, providing a sense of reflection and recreation.  A swimming pool is strategically placed to maximize the view and also to create a cooling breeze over the terrace and into the house as the southerly wind flows over its surface.

Sutanuchinda Residence​

The project is for a single family with 3 kids who want to live nearby their parents but need their own privacy. All mature trees on the site are kept and capture the view of the lake to the north are the main objectives to be attained. Low energy consumption was a goal and this was achieved by provide every room with cross ventilation and double sided wall on east and west of the house.  Furthermore, solar thermal collector panels are used to provide hot water for the whole house. Architectural features such as timber louvers, high overhangs not only add to the design vocabulary but assist in reducing heat gain into the house and hence making the structure more thermal efficient. For privacy reason, the service quarter is placed along east side in order to push the main house away from the neighbor. The house is experienced as choreographed and edited episode compression and expansion of light and shade, linear spaces and soaring volumes.

Chaophya Medical Center​

In response to the progress in the medical technology and a new demand of patients, the existing building was wholly renovated and expanded. The concept is to provides patients with a pleasant space, creates a functional hospital, eradicates the conventional image of a hospital and creates an environment which is more friendly to the patients. Out-patients can sit and wait in a quiet and relaxing atmosphere.​

Sailom Resort-Bangsaphan, Prachaupkirikan​

This seaside resort comprised of a main reception lobby and restaurant, 8 units of 1-bedroom villa and 2 units of suite 2-bedrooms villa and a swimming pool. The villa is organized along the curve linear walkway in order to provide every villa with swimming pool and ocean view, furthermore, the existing trees were preserved.​

Golden City Garment Warehouse

The prerequisites that this warehouse needs a column-free spacious storage area and loading dock, the steel structure roof was chosen to serve the requirement.  In addition, energy saving and natural ventilation are the main idea of the design concept.  The building was oriented to catch the light from the north and the breeze from the south through the transparent louver skylight.  There are openings at the lower level of the wall letting the wind in, pushing the hot air up and escape from the top, setting up a convection current of natural ventilation.  The steel structure of the warehouse are painted in yellow to create an alert working atmosphere

Lorbsantisuk Residence

No. 147/58

This house is located on an elongated plot of land oriented north-south, surrounded by three other plots.  The plot to the front part of the north is current vacant of which a house may be built very soon.  The plot adjacent to the north-east is vacant orchard and not in the premises of the neighborhood.  The plot to the south has a house located on the west side and its garden on the east.  The need for privacy was an important consideration, as was the desire to create view and a sense of continuity between the exterior and interior is emphasized throughout the house.  The house was placed on the east part of the plot in an alternate position from the neighboring house in order to take the wind from the south without any obstruction and to create privacy for both, The covered walkway that is aligned with the garden connects the parking to the house. The L-shaped house looks inward to the garden and swimming pool.  The exterior wall facing the adjacent property is kept solid with only necessary windows.  In addition, the tropical architecture was also brought into consideration.  All rooms have cross ventilation, the bed rooms on second floor all have high ceilings that slope upwards with windows that allow the hot air to ventilate easily whilst indirect light to enter the rooms.  The roll-up curtains are installed on the outside of the house for the efficacy of sun protection and to keep the dust out of the house.  To conserve water and energy, the recycled water system is used for watering the garden, While the solar cell is used to make hot water supply.

Nicou Residence​

This house was designed for a French couple with 2 kids. The challenge is to build it within a limited budget. The surrounding of the property is quite unpleasant. So, the main idea is to avoid the unpleasant context and look into its own controllable environment. Since the budget at the time was very limited, the house was built on half of the plot while the other half was left for a future swimming pool.​

Extra Truck cover Factory and Staff Dormitory​

This project is worth 120 M.B., the factory consists of 2,000 sq.m., 3 stories, office space and 16,000 sq.m. factory and warehouse under one roof. The dormitory consists of 3 stories. 66 rooms. The design for the factory and dormitory was emphasized on natural Ventilation and lighting which will help the owner save electrical expenses​

Thiapairat Residence​

This house was designed for a young couple who wants to live nearby their parents, but need the privacy. To accomplish the concept of privacy, the thick enclosed walls are built on the outer shell of the house while the large glass windows, surrounded the interior garden that links two houses together, will let the lights go though the house.  Based on the idea of parents and offspring relationship, the structural gird line of the new house will be extended from the existing grid line of the parents’ house.​

Evergreen Hills Cottage Homes, Karnchanaburi​

Located in a golf course in the western part of Thailand, this one-rai cottage was designed as a family weekend home. The residence imposes its volume and presence on a serene landscape inviting informal relaxation. The surrounding space is open on all sides to a spectacular view of the golf course and the mountains across the valley​

Vibhavadi 3 General Hospital Project

Vibhavadi 3 General Hospital Project is a medium-sized hospital located in the outskirts of Bangkok. This state-of-the-art multispecialty hospital features a strong emphasis on outpatient services as well as an inpatient component but the overflow of one area can be easily directed to the other as necessary. The large family waiting area is designed to maintain a residential scale and a relaxed atmosphere. The structure provides natural light creating an attractive, healthy surrounding.​

Pharmaland

This project was designed as a low-rise office building to be used by a single tenant, the purpose being to unite under one roof all the company divisions,with a warehouse situated right beside. This building was designed for maximum flexibility and a conducing working environment, with the interior structure lighted to provide a bright and cheerful atmosphere. The building makes use of mass-produced, readily available material with a districtive geometric shape and color from the exterior.

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