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Bangkok, Thailand
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Other Projects by LINEHOUSE
Central Park, Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2025
SIZE
300,000 sqft - 500,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
Central Park is a mixed-use development in the heart of Bangkok, located on the historic site of the Dusit Thani Hotel. The masterplan features three towers: a hotel, residential, and office, anchored by a seven-level podium with retail and food & beverage. The podium rooftop hosts Bangkok’s largest sky garden, offering views of Lumpini Park and an iconic pavilion for upscale dining.
Linehouse designed six levels of the retail podium, covering 40,000 sqm. This includes four fashion floors and two food & beverage levels. The design responds to Bangkok’s unique context, a city defined by contrasts where past and present, sacred and commercial, local and global coexist. These juxtapositions shape the city’s culture, architecture, daily life and informed the project’s narrative.
At the micro scale, the site is equally dynamic, bordered by Lumpini Park, the bustle of Silom, and the neighbourhood charm of Sala Daeng. The interiors blend architectural storytelling with immersive hospitality, weaving cultural symbolism with progressive urban living, and using biophilic principles to create continuous green connections throughout.
The project stands on the former Dusit Thani Hotel site. Built in the 1970s, the hotel was once Bangkok’s tallest building and remained a symbol of Thai hospitality and a cultural landmark for over 50 years. In designing Central Park, Linehouse paid tribute to Dusit Thani’s legacy by
integrating heritage, hospitality, motifs and forms. The result honours the past while projecting a modern way of living that is urban, green, and connected.
Central Park is shaped by Bangkok’s distinctive urban context. It unfolds as a spatial journey through heritage, urbanity, and nature, an exercise in placemaking expressed across a series of unique retail neighbourhoods. The retail journey reflects Dusit Thani’s role as a cultural landmark while responding to its surroundings, drawing on the character of neighbouring districts. By contrasting nature with the urban environment, the design creates spaces that shift from calm and restorative to lively and energetic, with these changes expressed through evolving materials and forms on each level.
Upon entering Central Park at street level, the energy shifts from the bustle of Silom into a calm, refreshing experience. The Luxury Retail floor architecturally blends heritage with modernity. Tethered ceiling coffers and floor patterns reinterpret profiles and motifs from the Dusit Thani in a fresh, contemporary palette. This design language continues into the lift lobbies and bathrooms, where heritage inspired profiles are expressed with a modern edge in tectonic metals.
Level Two is Fashion Playground, home to contemporary fashion retailers. The ceiling is defined by a series of oak timber coffers with angular, urban forms in a natural material palette. This interplay between city and nature creates a timeless yet fresh atmosphere.
Level Three, Park Life Energy, is dedicated to sports and lifestyle retail. The floorplate conveys movement and dynamism through a gridded, utilitarian timber ceiling frame. The frame is lined with corrugated aluminum panels and braced by an exposed lighting tube.
Technology Retail occupies Level Four. Conceived as an urban playground, it explores the surrounding digital and urban fabric of Silom. Concrete ceiling coffers with exposed lighting tubes nested within them and cement pavers with shifting textures define the space.
Upon reaching Level Five, The Culinary Theatre, guests step into a lush dining environment that seamlessly merges the indoors with the natural beauty of the adjacent park. The space is conceived as an elevated alfresco experience, blending heritage charm with modernity. Restaurants are defined by double height façades of timber and metal, accented with mirrors, planters, and fabric awnings that create a rhythmic boulevard atmosphere. A sweeping wooden canopy wraps the perimeter, anchored by a central back lit skylight that dissolves the boundary between inside and out. At ground level, softly contoured seating and greenery set in glazed green tiles, complemented by focal trees, provide intimate spaces for quiet dining and pause. The Culinary Theatre connects seamlessly to Bangkok’s largest urban rooftop garden, a vibrant green space designed for communal use and enjoyment at any time of day.
The building features three main circulation voids, each symbolically defined by metals regarded as prosperous and auspicious in Thai culture: copper, silver and bronze.
The Silver Void, circular in form, is among the first encountered. Its neutral palette and reflective surfaces create a calming and clarifying atmosphere; a quiet counterpoint to the digital rhythm introduced by LED screens integrated into the balustrade, which echo the urban energy of the Silom district.
The Copper Void serves as the pulsing heart of the building, a dynamic and active community hub. Sectionally the void steps back on each floor plate to reveal overlapping, backlit escalators. Movement is framed by illuminated platforms, encouraging connection and visibility. The cladding shifts in tone from dusty pink to reddish copper, responding to natural light from above.
The journey concludes with the Bronze Void, where circular architectural forms frame the retail floors and activities beyond. Vertical bronze profiles and lighting strips establish a rhythmic energy, reinforcing momentum and flow.
Central Park stands as a contemporary landmark that reinterprets Bangkok’s heritage within a modern urban framework. By weaving together motifs from the Dusit Thani with dynamic expressions of nature, culture, and city life, the project creates a layered spatial journey that is both restorative and energetic. Each level offers a distinct atmosphere, yet all are unified by a design language that honors tradition while embracing innovation. Ultimately, Central Park is more than a retail destination. It is a vibrant cultural hub that connects past and present, community and commerce, and architecture with the living fabric of the city.
Linehouse designed six levels of the retail podium, covering 40,000 sqm. This includes four fashion floors and two food & beverage levels. The design responds to Bangkok’s unique context, a city defined by contrasts where past and present, sacred and commercial, local and global coexist. These juxtapositions shape the city’s culture, architecture, daily life and informed the project’s narrative.
At the micro scale, the site is equally dynamic, bordered by Lumpini Park, the bustle of Silom, and the neighbourhood charm of Sala Daeng. The interiors blend architectural storytelling with immersive hospitality, weaving cultural symbolism with progressive urban living, and using biophilic principles to create continuous green connections throughout.
The project stands on the former Dusit Thani Hotel site. Built in the 1970s, the hotel was once Bangkok’s tallest building and remained a symbol of Thai hospitality and a cultural landmark for over 50 years. In designing Central Park, Linehouse paid tribute to Dusit Thani’s legacy by
integrating heritage, hospitality, motifs and forms. The result honours the past while projecting a modern way of living that is urban, green, and connected.
Central Park is shaped by Bangkok’s distinctive urban context. It unfolds as a spatial journey through heritage, urbanity, and nature, an exercise in placemaking expressed across a series of unique retail neighbourhoods. The retail journey reflects Dusit Thani’s role as a cultural landmark while responding to its surroundings, drawing on the character of neighbouring districts. By contrasting nature with the urban environment, the design creates spaces that shift from calm and restorative to lively and energetic, with these changes expressed through evolving materials and forms on each level.
Upon entering Central Park at street level, the energy shifts from the bustle of Silom into a calm, refreshing experience. The Luxury Retail floor architecturally blends heritage with modernity. Tethered ceiling coffers and floor patterns reinterpret profiles and motifs from the Dusit Thani in a fresh, contemporary palette. This design language continues into the lift lobbies and bathrooms, where heritage inspired profiles are expressed with a modern edge in tectonic metals.
Level Two is Fashion Playground, home to contemporary fashion retailers. The ceiling is defined by a series of oak timber coffers with angular, urban forms in a natural material palette. This interplay between city and nature creates a timeless yet fresh atmosphere.
Level Three, Park Life Energy, is dedicated to sports and lifestyle retail. The floorplate conveys movement and dynamism through a gridded, utilitarian timber ceiling frame. The frame is lined with corrugated aluminum panels and braced by an exposed lighting tube.
Technology Retail occupies Level Four. Conceived as an urban playground, it explores the surrounding digital and urban fabric of Silom. Concrete ceiling coffers with exposed lighting tubes nested within them and cement pavers with shifting textures define the space.
Upon reaching Level Five, The Culinary Theatre, guests step into a lush dining environment that seamlessly merges the indoors with the natural beauty of the adjacent park. The space is conceived as an elevated alfresco experience, blending heritage charm with modernity. Restaurants are defined by double height façades of timber and metal, accented with mirrors, planters, and fabric awnings that create a rhythmic boulevard atmosphere. A sweeping wooden canopy wraps the perimeter, anchored by a central back lit skylight that dissolves the boundary between inside and out. At ground level, softly contoured seating and greenery set in glazed green tiles, complemented by focal trees, provide intimate spaces for quiet dining and pause. The Culinary Theatre connects seamlessly to Bangkok’s largest urban rooftop garden, a vibrant green space designed for communal use and enjoyment at any time of day.
The building features three main circulation voids, each symbolically defined by metals regarded as prosperous and auspicious in Thai culture: copper, silver and bronze.
The Silver Void, circular in form, is among the first encountered. Its neutral palette and reflective surfaces create a calming and clarifying atmosphere; a quiet counterpoint to the digital rhythm introduced by LED screens integrated into the balustrade, which echo the urban energy of the Silom district.
The Copper Void serves as the pulsing heart of the building, a dynamic and active community hub. Sectionally the void steps back on each floor plate to reveal overlapping, backlit escalators. Movement is framed by illuminated platforms, encouraging connection and visibility. The cladding shifts in tone from dusty pink to reddish copper, responding to natural light from above.
The journey concludes with the Bronze Void, where circular architectural forms frame the retail floors and activities beyond. Vertical bronze profiles and lighting strips establish a rhythmic energy, reinforcing momentum and flow.
Central Park stands as a contemporary landmark that reinterprets Bangkok’s heritage within a modern urban framework. By weaving together motifs from the Dusit Thani with dynamic expressions of nature, culture, and city life, the project creates a layered spatial journey that is both restorative and energetic. Each level offers a distinct atmosphere, yet all are unified by a design language that honors tradition while embracing innovation. Ultimately, Central Park is more than a retail destination. It is a vibrant cultural hub that connects past and present, community and commerce, and architecture with the living fabric of the city.
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