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Bhiraj Tower in Bangkok, Thailand by 1819 Co.,Ltd

Thursday, April 16th, 2020

Article source: 1819 Co.,Ltd

In the pre- Sathorn Road, It was the Canal used to for circulation before, and there were various planting. The Bhiraj Tower’s project is an improvement of the building and storage space of the former office, suitable for the modern atmosphere of the Sathorn Road, which is Thailand’s major economic source. The main concept of landscape design is to create a virtual environment to bring out the shade of ” Canal sathorn ” is back here again. By combining the original architectural styles. Building materials and original areas and all exciting trees are available with a modern new style. Meet the lives of the people who go on Sathorn Road and create an atmosphere of the project in the historical Sathorn area. It’s not a rush, but with the look of a modern-looking project attracts new generations.

Image Courtesy © Mr.Tinnaphop Chawatin

Architects: 1819 Co.,Ltd
Project: Bhiraj Tower
Location: Sathon road, Yan Nawa, Bangkok, Thailand
Photography: Mr.Tinnaphop Chawatin
Software used: SKetch up, Lumion, Gstar CAD
Other participants
- Lead Landscape Architects: Mr Palang Sittithaworn
- Design Team: Mr.Thunhapol Jungsangasom, Mr. wichan Saekong, Miss. KANOGKAN TUNGPANYALERT
- Clients: Bhirajburi
- Architect: Buranasathann
- Landscape Constructor: 19th Landscape
Completion Year: 2018

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Tags: Bangkok, Sathon, Thailand
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Olive Oil Museum in Algarve, Portugal by VT Arquitectura

Thursday, April 16th, 2020

Article source: VT Arquitectura

The Olive Oil Museum, is located in Bobadela, Oliveira do Hospital and was a dream of the owner, António Dias, who had a collection tracing the history of the production of olive oil, from the time of the Romans to contemporary times.

The concept of space was designed as a metaphor, it should be an iconic image that people would easily recognize. The idea of combining the use of an iconic image with colors and shapes that integrate with Nature has always been present and thus the idea of the olive branch arose.