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Garden of 2 Terrains
Garden of 2 Terrains
จ.ชลบุรี, Thailand
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Other Projects by TROP : terrains + open space
Garden of 2 Terrains
จ.ชลบุรี, Thailand
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
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Landscape Architect: TROP Co.Ltd (TROP: terrains + open space)
Project Director: Pok Kobkongsanti
Project Designer: Paisit Viratigul
Project Team: Chatchawan Banjongsiri
Architect: The Steven Leach Group
Photographer: Wison Tungthunya
Completion Date: 2015
Location: Pattaya, Thailand
Client: Sansiri PLC
The Site
Baan Plai Haad is a 353-units residential development in Pattaya. The site consists of 2 different characteristic terrains. The First and bigger part is a flat land on top of a small hill, about 12 meters above the beach. The second part is a long, narrow and steep space connecting the flat land and the beach together.
The Flat Land
Following the geography, the project is separated into 2 zones. The residential tower and the parking lot were constructed on the flat area. To serve residents of 353 units, the owner requested 3 swimming pools in the property. The first, also the largest, of the 3s was proposed right next to the drop off. The proposed area happened to be occupied by some existing trees. We had to carefully measure their root balls and designed special planters in order to keep all of these trees within our new swimming pool. A series of walls were proposed to create a courtyard-like space, separating the road and drop off area away from the main pool.
To minimize hardscape we strategically planned a new vehicle route leaving less distribute area to be permeable, using pebbles and lawn.
The Hill
The Hill is a transitional space between the Flat Land and the beach. With its steep terrain, it was hardly used as function area. Instead of filling or cutting the existing landscape, we decide to use and demonstrate what we already have, the 12-meter elevation change. A series of steps and terraces were integrated into the slope in order to make the space more safe and more functional. Residents were encouraged to spend time at the Hill, instead of just passing by to the beach. As a result, they tend to use the Hill as their resting space before reaching the beach. The second pool was also proposed here, allowing the residents to have a better view of the local beach below.
The Roofs
The 3rd Pool was located on the top of Residential Tower to take advantage of the panoramic ocean view while a small garden was proposed on the parking building, using permeable materials to collect rainwater for irrigation use.
Overall, the design team has created resort-style facilities as requested by the owner while, at the same time, tried our best to make the project as environment friendly as possible.
Project Director: Pok Kobkongsanti
Project Designer: Paisit Viratigul
Project Team: Chatchawan Banjongsiri
Architect: The Steven Leach Group
Photographer: Wison Tungthunya
Completion Date: 2015
Location: Pattaya, Thailand
Client: Sansiri PLC
The Site
Baan Plai Haad is a 353-units residential development in Pattaya. The site consists of 2 different characteristic terrains. The First and bigger part is a flat land on top of a small hill, about 12 meters above the beach. The second part is a long, narrow and steep space connecting the flat land and the beach together.
The Flat Land
Following the geography, the project is separated into 2 zones. The residential tower and the parking lot were constructed on the flat area. To serve residents of 353 units, the owner requested 3 swimming pools in the property. The first, also the largest, of the 3s was proposed right next to the drop off. The proposed area happened to be occupied by some existing trees. We had to carefully measure their root balls and designed special planters in order to keep all of these trees within our new swimming pool. A series of walls were proposed to create a courtyard-like space, separating the road and drop off area away from the main pool.
To minimize hardscape we strategically planned a new vehicle route leaving less distribute area to be permeable, using pebbles and lawn.
The Hill
The Hill is a transitional space between the Flat Land and the beach. With its steep terrain, it was hardly used as function area. Instead of filling or cutting the existing landscape, we decide to use and demonstrate what we already have, the 12-meter elevation change. A series of steps and terraces were integrated into the slope in order to make the space more safe and more functional. Residents were encouraged to spend time at the Hill, instead of just passing by to the beach. As a result, they tend to use the Hill as their resting space before reaching the beach. The second pool was also proposed here, allowing the residents to have a better view of the local beach below.
The Roofs
The 3rd Pool was located on the top of Residential Tower to take advantage of the panoramic ocean view while a small garden was proposed on the parking building, using permeable materials to collect rainwater for irrigation use.
Overall, the design team has created resort-style facilities as requested by the owner while, at the same time, tried our best to make the project as environment friendly as possible.
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