designed for bangkok university’s campus, heyday breaks the monotony of the surrounding urban fabric with its asymmetrical form.
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ASWA places white arch frames at the exterior entrance of the café that turn into plywood elements as they extend into the interior.
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the triangular building incorporates translucent roof tiles and precast concrete in its facade to reflect the dual use of its triangular shell.
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the concrete volume angles sharply at the front and bends like a wave at the back to envelop a private courtyard.
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the architects translated the brand’s vacuum packaging product into an architectural language.
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with the application of a new glazed façade, the architect has transformed the building into a space that is flooded with natural light during the day.
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originally serving as an online patisserie, the owner decided to build a café for the public in their own backyard.
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ASWA interconnects the blocks through open and illuminated spaces, for a pleasing atmosphere in the residence’s interiors.
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the client, lee & son leather, desired the design of their new headquarters to represent the physical character of leather.
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the form of the building aims to represent the design studio’s character, as humble yet also experimental.
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