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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. Phatthalung House in Thailand by Rakchai Norateedilok ArchitectFebruary 20th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Rakchai Norateedilok Architect After spending over 20 years in the city of Bangkok, the owner decided to move back to her hometown in Phatthalung province southern Thailand and fulfill her wish to create a private space extended from the estate inherited from family. The estate which is built decades ago, located in the middle of rubber plantation and has been hosting the family gathering every year.  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect
 Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect The location is surrounded by peaceful rubber plantation in which represents its local agricultural community. The area for the new house construction is between the plantation and the old house’s kitchen, which usually hosts family activities. Therefore, to create connection between houses and plantation, the new house is designed to encourage the continuity from the old house’s kitchen to the plantation scenery through spacious interior of the new house.  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect The main functions of the new house are living area, bedroom, and bathroom. Building orientation is aligned in East-West direction, wardrobe and bathroom is placed at east and west side, for the main area in the middle to avoid sunlight’s heat and to be well-ventilated according to tropical climate. The wooden screen is also installed for privacy, designed to be diagonal pattern to comfort eyesight.  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect The living area and bedroom is only divided by TV installed partition that the light and air could flow through the whole space. The bathroom is designed without ceiling to create atmosphere that the users can embrace nature from tree branches or moonlight sky above.  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect The design focuses on using materials to be harmonious with natural surroundings, using less kinds of materials efficiently, and prefers to reveal the nature of materials. Main wall and floor structure is finished by plain bare plaster. Black painted steel is used for roof structure. Wood finishing is also used to express its sense of nature and to create cozy atmosphere.  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect  Image Courtesy © Rakchai Norateedilok Architect
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