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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. SIRI House in Bangkok, Thailand by GLA.Design Co., Ltd.October 15th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: GLA.Design Co., Ltd. The building is more like their ‘Life Gallery’ than the house. Their lifestyle required space that exhibit their memories of traveling and their love of nature. The first level open plan is for flexible space and matched with modern lifestyle. Although the house embraced by the greenery, there’s still the courtyard – connecting living space in the East Wing to the West Wing service area. The courtyard is capable of supporting both active and passive activities, spacious timber deck with fish pond and water feature for throwing a party at home and lawn with benches for chill out while enjoying the garden under the tree canopy. Affording privacy, a horizontal void at the gallery allows inhabitants to see their neighbors passing or guests who always visit them.  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo
 Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo The second level is a private floor which one wing for children and the other for owners’ private floor. Both are connected by the full height frameless glass along the bridge that link courtyard and front yard harmoniously into interior. Beside the house got more natural light, natural ventilation also brought about by the courtyard.  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo We bring greenery even closer by the green façade at the front of the house which acted as a shading device and a view. Landscape design of the house based on the harmony concept. Each trees and shrubs were carefully selected and placed to implement each function of the house, such as the frangipani at the end of courtyard acted as the vertical element creating enclosed feeling and acted as the focal point when viewed from corridor.  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © Sofography by Chalermwat Wongchopoo  Image Courtesy © GLA.Design Co., Ltd.  Image Courtesy © GLA.Design Co., Ltd.  Image Courtesy © GLA.Design Co., Ltd.  Image Courtesy © GLA.Design Co., Ltd.  Image Courtesy © GLA.Design Co., Ltd.
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