Please Touch !
May 1, 2012: As architects, we don’t often have the chance to work in the scale of exhibition design. So when we had the opportunity to [...]
Architect ’12 Fair Opens.
April 29, 2012: This year’s Architect Expo in Thailand has been opened to the public. There are a lot different activities, exhibitions, product displays and lectures [...]
Designing for Spaces in the Forest.
April 11, 2012: The goal of our “Forest Urbanism” project is to create a new architecture that can co-exist with new and future forests in the [...]
Deforestation Increases Floods.
March 31, 2012: The question of how much impact that deforestation has on flooding has been debated in environmental research. Analyzing something as large and complex [...]
Floods, Cities & Forests.
February 20, 2012: For this year’s ASA (Association of Siamese Architects) Exposition, Architectkidd will be part of a group of design practices that will exhibit conceptual [...]
BOI Fair Opens.
January 15, 2012: The BOI Fair (Board of Investment Fair) aims to highlight Thailand’s rebuilding efforts after last year’s floods. In addition to public events, activities [...]
Architecture Biennial Beijing 2010.
October 27, 2010: Over 50 emerging practices from around the world have been invited to participate in this year’s Architecture Biennial in Beijing. Architectkidd has contributed a few of our [...]
Can Architecture Compete with Advertising?
Sept 26, 2010: There are many advertising billboards in Bangkok. Driving around in the city, it often seems that there are more billboards than buildings along [...]
Design Plant Hut.
September 9, 2010: For a temporary meeting space, Architectkidd has converted an empty floor of their shophouse using palm leaves as the primary material. The space [...]
Wind Generated Architecture.
August 21, 2010: In golf, a ‘shaper’ is someone who transforms the existing earth into fairways and greens. The best shapers are experts who can understand nuances [...]
Hand Made Facades.
July 23, 2010: We’re not quite facade engineering specialists, but we have been using our curiosity as motivation to investigate possibilities and materials in buildings. In [...]
Library for a Monastery.
June 17, 2010: Architectkidd has collaborated with designer Prinda Puranananda to develop a small library building in a Buddhist monastery in Chiengrai. The building, to be located along a hill side [...]
Vertical Teak.
June 4, 2010: For the construction of a new showroom of a high-rise condominium in Bangkok, we have designed a vertical installation using strips of teak [...]
Thailand & Venice Architecture Biennale.
May 13, 2010: Vichayuth Meenaphant & Phuttipan Aswakool have developed a design that has been awarded first runner-up in a competition to represent Thailand for the 2010 [...]
Klong Toey Boxes.
May 8, 2010: For the design of our first food retail project, we commissioned people living in the nearby Klong Toey slum to build a wooden [...]
Deep Patterns.
March 20, 2010: For the design of a new gallery, we have been developing strategies to create “deep” patterns in order to fabricate architectural walls with continuously variable [...]
Speckled Superstructures?
January 20, 2010: Our work on the Lightmos showroom is now completed, and the building has been receiving some coverage from web and print publications. [...]
Thai Parliament Competition.
August 13, 2009: How to design a parliament for a fledgling and sometimes fragile Thai democracy? For us, we believe that the answer does not lie [...]
Integrated Ceiling System.
June 1, 2009: A full-scale mockup of our design for an integrated ceiling solution has been completed. The objective was to develop a new ceiling that [...]
Smooth Reception.
March 1, 2009: The Thai Obayashi wood reception counter is now installed in the company’s headquarters building on Rachadamri Road. This counter is the final piece for [...]
Thin Office Building.
January 9, 2009: Construction has been completed and staff have moved in to the new headquarters of Bewcon, a leading electrical and mechanical contractor in Thailand. [...]