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BAAN 38
BAAN 38
Bangkok, Thailand
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BAAN 38
Bangkok, Thailand
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2020
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
The word Baan in Thai means house, the necessity of human being. This 80-year-old house, located in Bangkok, Thailand, has been transmitted through four generations of family. It has been countlessly restored through its employment.
For this renovation, the architect intended to reformulate the characteristic of the house without depriving the sense of hominess of the existing by integrating some industrial elements which create the unique quality to the architecture. The simplicity attribute of the house is portrayed by a straight-forward form and function arranging.
The house is divided into 2 buildings, the main building and the service building at the back. The existing structure has been restored within the existing boundary. The interior space is being extended by rearranging the program and diminishing some walls. On the first floor, located the common area including living and dining area with a private courtyard for the relaxation of the family members. The second floor is a private space for the family members which the ceiling has been lifted to widen the initial space.
The architect intentionally consolidates the ‘old and new’ elements by utilizing the industrial material including steel and glass with a refurbished existing material and structure including wooden column, beam, or other wall elements to establish a reminiscent connection to the former space. With a clearer space, natural light and ventilation can be penetrating easily within the interior space as well as allowing clear visual connection to the exterior scenery. All the details and elements were dedicatedly designed to appropriately correspond to the existing. With the combination of all these elements and materials, sense of place and uniqueness is given to the design without depriving of the original characteristic of the house.
For this renovation, the architect intended to reformulate the characteristic of the house without depriving the sense of hominess of the existing by integrating some industrial elements which create the unique quality to the architecture. The simplicity attribute of the house is portrayed by a straight-forward form and function arranging.
The house is divided into 2 buildings, the main building and the service building at the back. The existing structure has been restored within the existing boundary. The interior space is being extended by rearranging the program and diminishing some walls. On the first floor, located the common area including living and dining area with a private courtyard for the relaxation of the family members. The second floor is a private space for the family members which the ceiling has been lifted to widen the initial space.
The architect intentionally consolidates the ‘old and new’ elements by utilizing the industrial material including steel and glass with a refurbished existing material and structure including wooden column, beam, or other wall elements to establish a reminiscent connection to the former space. With a clearer space, natural light and ventilation can be penetrating easily within the interior space as well as allowing clear visual connection to the exterior scenery. All the details and elements were dedicatedly designed to appropriately correspond to the existing. With the combination of all these elements and materials, sense of place and uniqueness is given to the design without depriving of the original characteristic of the house.
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