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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Café Murasaki in Bangkok, Thailand by FATTSTUDIODecember 1st, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: FATTSTUDIO Café Murasaki initiated by the client’s proposal, which planed to renovate a pair of row houses to be the café. In the beginning, the functions are not specific. Then, the first idea started from a loca-on that standing on the suburban area of Bangkok, due to the reason of hard access.  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin
 Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin Each function is created under the idea of flexibility which could adapt in various usability such as “coffee shop” that provided space for co-working, meeting or relaxing in the morning, “mini bar” that provide space for recessing or socialize.  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin Café Murasaki has divided into two areas. The high ceiling area is the common one which consists of many activities. By the way, steel frame that hanging above the counter is not only aesthetically designed, it used to represent the usability in the café. In daily hours, the steel frame is used to hang the menu and glasses, but it has possibilities to transform to place for lightning installation when the party started. Another remaining area with low ceiling is proposed to be privacy, space for meeting or enjoying side dish.  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin However, the interesting of this project is not the final result, but how it will be in the next five or ten years, when this area has developed.  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © Tinnaphop Chawatin  Image Courtesy © FATTSTUDIO  Image Courtesy © FATTSTUDIO  Image Courtesy © FATTSTUDIO  Image Courtesy © FATTSTUDIO  Image Courtesy © FATTSTUDIO  Image Courtesy © FATTSTUDIO  Image Courtesy © FATTSTUDIO
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