Atelier of Architects

19/06/2025

This afternoon, we had a Personal Color workshop organized by Khun Nonnie

It was a fun and educational session where we explored our unique skin tone spectrums and how they reflect our personality and appearance.

We learned what colors suit us best—not just in style, but also in how they influence the way others perceive us.

The workshop offered a deeper understanding of ourselves and others, helping us express who we are more confidently.
Thank you for the meaningful experience.

23/05/2025

During our construction site visits, we always make it a point to seek out interesting local places to dine. Often, we ask people in the area—and more often than not, their recommendations lead us to unexpected and memorable spots.

This evening, we had the chance to gather our fresh team around a table at Itchaya, just a block from the current site—and, by coincidence, right next to a project we worked on 15 years ago. The dinner naturally carried on from our earlier conversation about the day’s adventure and the journey we’re on together.

Accompanied
Kong from Deptment of Interior Architecture, Chulalongkorn University
Parn from Architecture, Silpakorn University

18/05/2025

Tightly nestled within a narrow alley in the heart of Bangkok, RIDR House asserts itself with calm precision. In a city that rarely pauses, this residence does — offering a meditative response to density, noise, and visual clutter.

The architecture is defined by its monolithic purity: clean vertical planes, sharp lines, and softened pockets of light. The building is composed of layered cubic forms, alternating between solid and void, privacy and permeability. From the outside, it appears almost sculptural — a fortress of light and shadow, grounded in minimalism but alive with subtle detail.

The use of breezeblocks and carved openings introduces texture, rhythm, and cross-ventilation, allowing the house to breathe. By night, warm recessed lighting reveals inner courtyards and layered transparencies — making the house glow from within like a lantern in the city.

Inside, circulation flows vertically, celebrating vertical living in a landlocked site. Every space is intentional, every material deliberate. This is not architecture that escapes its context — it transforms it.

18/05/2025

Set within the lush expanse of Floraville Golf Club, this VIP Clubhouse redefines exclusivity with fluidity, elevation, and effortless modernity. The architecture doesn’t just occupy space — it glides through it.

The building’s form unfolds in layered horizontal planes, gently curving at the edges like strokes of a landscape sketch — evoking movement, lightness, and a deep connection to the natural rhythm of the golf course. These cantilevered terraces become floating verandas, dissolving the boundary between inside and out.

Clad in crisp white and clear glass, the structure radiates quiet elegance, reflecting the sky while allowing views to pour in across every level. The rooftop, expansive and pure, invites pause — a serene platform amidst the greenery. Planting integrated into the upper floorlines softens the linearity, merging green architecture with luxury hospitality.

Circulation flows naturally. From arrival to rooftop, the spatial sequence is intuitive, open, and unhurried — mirroring the atmosphere of the surrounding fairways.

18/05/2025

TCFF R&D Building Ayutthaya

A Beacon of Research in the Landscape of Stillness

Set against the soft geometry of rice fields, this R&D Building rises like a machine of light and logic. Clad in reflective glass and wrapped in a precise steel exoskeleton, the architecture becomes both envelope and instrument — built not to blend, but to declare its purpose.

This is not just a building. It is a vessel of inquiry.

Its exposed rooftop systems, bold service lines, and modular façade all speak of transparency in function — where what powers innovation is not hidden, but made part of the architectural language. The external frame, like a scaffold for thought, outlines possibility and precision.

The surrounding nature reflects quietly on the mirrored surface, reminding us that progress and place need not oppose — they can co-exist, in reflection, in rhythm, in responsibility.

17/05/2025

17/05/2025

A collaboration between Atelier of Architects and Ajarn Nathakrit “Tatan” Sunthareerat.

Here, at the edge between memory and vision, we are pushing the boundaries of what traditional Thai architecture can become.

This is not a mere reproduction of the past—
but a reinterpretation of heritage through light, material, and space.
A structure that speaks of devotion, of timeless faith, and of our collective cultural identity—
not as a frozen relic, but as a living, evolving force.

The stupa, crowned with the Mahachulamani spire, stands as a beacon of spiritual continuity.
Beneath it, the Garuda Museum anchors mythology to matter—bringing the divine closer to earth through craft, precision, and story.

This project is a culmination of a lifelong pursuit—
the kind of art one is willing to devote an entire life to.
Not because it is easy,
but because it is necessary.

Now, with the tools of our time—new materials, structural technologies, and digital craftsmanship—
we dare to build what once could only be imagined.

17/05/2025

Bold, bright, and built for belonging.

28 apartment rises as a new landmark of urban living — where rhythm meets clarity, and function finds expression through form.

With its crisp white façade and vivid orange accents, this 7-story structure blends modular planning with a youthful identity. Each window is a frame of light, each balcony a breath of air — stitched together in a grid that feels both rational and alive.

At ground level, glass-fronted spaces invite community interaction, while the vertical stair core cuts through the mass like a bold architectural signature. It’s not just a building. It’s a statement.

17/05/2025

Sister Houses in Dialogue

Set against the gentle landscape of a semi-rural estate, these two sister houses form a quiet dialogue between tradition and clarity — a paired architectural narrative that is both grounded and light.

Each house expresses its individuality in tone and plan, yet shares a common architectural grammar: clean gable silhouettes, standing seam metal roofs, and vertical rhythm along the facades. Together, they balance familial warmth with modern restraint.

House One is clad in soft sage green — calm, composed, and intimate. A circular window breaks the orthogonal pattern, acting as a symbolic eye to the garden. Vertical siding, filtered light, and recessed entrances create layers of depth that shift with time and season.

House Two reflects a crisper presence — white with charcoal accents and large glazed openings. Positioned to embrace morning light and garden views, it feels more outward-facing, a pavilion-like presence that opens to the landscape. Yet details — like the matching round window — quietly echo its counterpart.

Both homes are oriented for cross-ventilation, sit elevated for flood protection, and deep overhangs to respond to climate. Interiors continue this dialogue of openness and privacy, warmth and airiness — a choreography of light, wood, and view.

These houses are not twins, but companions — shaped by the same hand, in harmony with one another, and with the land they rest upon.

13/05/2025