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The Intersection of Architecture and Social Justice: Designing for Equality
The humid air of Bang Khayaeng felt particularly heavy that afternoon, not just with the impending rain, but with a different kind of...


The Holographic Home: Virtual Reality’s Role in Shaping Tomorrow’s Interiors
The familiar humidity of Bang Khayaeng clung to me as I navigated the bustling soi, the sounds of motorcycle engines and street vendors a...


Does Ornamental Architecture Spice Up Food Culture? A Critical Look at a Delicious Hypothesis
Ornamental Architecture Spice Up Food Culture


Peering into the Future of Green Building: Key Insights from a LEED v5 Introductory Workshop (Free course + materials)
Peering into the Future of Green Building: Key Insights from a LEED v5 Introductory Workshop (Free course + materials)


CentralWorld: More Than a Mall, It's Bangkok's Urban Living Room
I've always been fascinated by how shopping centers can serve as microcosms of a city's cultural and economic pulse. CentralWorld in...


The Sinking City & The Floating Facade: Is Bangkok's 'Green' Architecture Just Performance Art?
As an architect who has chosen to build a life and career in the vibrant, chaotic, and beautiful city of Bangkok, I am constantly...


The Bangkok Earthquake of 2025: Architectural Wake-Up Call Amid Seismic Shock
On March 28, 2025, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake ruptured near Mandalay, Myanmar, sending seismic waves over 1,000 kilometers to Bangkok, a...


Is AI Designing Our Future - or Limiting It?
In the ever-evolving world of architecture, artificial intelligence (AI) and parametric design tools are reshaping how we create. From...


Can LEED v5 Deliver on Its Promise of a Sustainable Future?
Introduction to LEED and Its Historical Context LEED, developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), is a globally recognized...


Beyond the 'Global Minimalist' Condo: A Plea for Modern Thai Vernacular
The midday sun, even filtered through the blinds of my Bang Khayaeng studio, carried the unmistakable weight of a Pathum Thani afternoon....


Architecture of the People: What Bangkok's Street Vendors Can Teach a Starchitect
It was just before the lunchtime rush in the labyrinthine alleyways behind my office in Sathorn. The air, thick with the usual Bangkok...


Unlocking a Greener Tomorrow: Sustainable Architecture Solutions
In today's world, where environmental consciousness is at the forefront of innovation, the realm of architecture is witnessing a...


Evolo.us: 2024 Skyscraper Competition Winners List
Evolo.us stands as a dynamic platform at the intersection of architectural creativity, visionary concepts, and global exchange of ideas....


Exploring the Thailand Parliament Building: A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity
1. Historical Context The National Assembly of Thailand plays a pivotal role in the country’s democratic governance. Its roots trace...


Inside the Paris 2024 Olympic Village: A Sustainable Legacy
The Paris 2024 Olympic Village is a collaborative effort by 25 architectural, urban, and landscape design firms. They’ve transformed a...


Biophilic Design: Are We Truly Connecting with Nature, or Just Using Trendy Greenery?
The hum of the air conditioner was a constant companion in my first office, a sterile box of gypsum board and fluorescent lights. Like...


You should know about these Architects
1. Alvar Alto Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto (pronounced [ˈhuɡo ˈɑlʋɑr ˈhenrik ˈɑːlto] ; 3 February 1898 – 11 May 1976) was a Finnish...
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