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This project involved renovating a traditional three-story house in the Lad Krabang district. The owner requested an extension of the living space into the
new plot of land behind the existing house. Their primary requirement was to create a larger living area on the first floor of the new building, connecting it
to the dining room in the original house. Additionally, they wanted the second floor bedroom expanded into a master bedroom. The renovation also
included updating the facade of the existing building to harmonize with the new structure and adding a garden and swimming pool for a more livable
environment.
The conceptual design required rearranging certain functions of the original house to create a viewpoint overlooking the new swimming pool and garden.
Given structural limitations, the architect expanded doors and windows to provide a wider perspective and added a new terrace. The use of new materials
and the positioning of living spaces in both buildings aimed to create a harmonious and continuous flow of usable space.
Design Team: Narucha Kuwattanapasiri
Interior Architect: -
Landscape Architect: -
Structural Engineer: Kor-It Structural Design and Construction Co., Ltd
System Engineer: -
Photograph: Soopakorn Srisakul
This project involved renovating a traditional three-story house in the Lad Krabang district. The owner requested an extension of the living space into the
new plot of land behind the existing house. Their primary requirement was to create a larger living area on the first floor of the new building, connecting it
to the dining room in the original house. Additionally, they wanted the second floor bedroom expanded into a master bedroom. The renovation also
included updating the facade of the existing building to harmonize with the new structure and adding a garden and swimming pool for a more livable
environment.
The conceptual design required rearranging certain functions of the original house to create a viewpoint overlooking the new swimming pool and garden.
Given structural limitations, the architect expanded doors and windows to provide a wider perspective and added a new terrace. The use of new materials
and the positioning of living spaces in both buildings aimed to create a harmonious and continuous flow of usable space.
Design Team: Narucha Kuwattanapasiri
Interior Architect: -
Landscape Architect: -
Structural Engineer: Kor-It Structural Design and Construction Co., Ltd
System Engineer: -
Photograph: Soopakorn Srisakul
This project involved renovating a traditional three-story house in the Lad Krabang district. The owner requested an extension of the living space into the
new plot of land behind the existing house. Their primary requirement was to create a larger living area on the first floor of the new building, connecting it
to the dining room in the original house. Additionally, they wanted the second floor bedroom expanded into a master bedroom. The renovation also
included updating the facade of the existing building to harmonize with the new structure and adding a garden and swimming pool for a more livable
environment.
The conceptual design required rearranging certain functions of the original house to create a viewpoint overlooking the new swimming pool and garden.
Given structural limitations, the architect expanded doors and windows to provide a wider perspective and added a new terrace. The use of new materials
and the positioning of living spaces in both buildings aimed to create a harmonious and continuous flow of usable space.
Design Team: Narucha Kuwattanapasiri
Interior Architect: -
Landscape Architect: -
Structural Engineer: Kor-It Structural Design and Construction Co., Ltd
System Engineer: -
Photograph: Soopakorn Srisakul
This project involved renovating a traditional three-story house in the Lad Krabang district. The owner requested an extension of the living space into the
new plot of land behind the existing house. Their primary requirement was to create a larger living area on the first floor of the new building, connecting it
to the dining room in the original house. Additionally, they wanted the second floor bedroom expanded into a master bedroom. The renovation also
included updating the facade of the existing building to harmonize with the new structure and adding a garden and swimming pool for a more livable
environment.
The conceptual design required rearranging certain functions of the original house to create a viewpoint overlooking the new swimming pool and garden.
Given structural limitations, the architect expanded doors and windows to provide a wider perspective and added a new terrace. The use of new materials
and the positioning of living spaces in both buildings aimed to create a harmonious and continuous flow of usable space.
Design Team: Narucha Kuwattanapasiri
Interior Architect: -
Landscape Architect: -
Structural Engineer: Kor-It Structural Design and Construction Co., Ltd
System Engineer: -
Photograph: Soopakorn Srisakul