NAKHON RATCHASIMA / “O+O House” by Junsekino Architect and Design is a single-level steel-frame retreat in Khao Yai, designed to blend into the hillside with minimal environmental impact. Elevated above the landscape, the home combines panoramic mountain views, open living spaces, natural light, and sustainable architecture for retirement living.
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A Townhouse with a Stand-Alone Appearance That Blurs the Lines between Indoors and Outdoors
KUALA LUMPUR / A 40-year-old townhouse in Kuala Lumpur is reimagined by OTCQ Architects as a tropical home with open-plan living, passive cooling, natural light, lush greenery, and seamless indoor-outdoor spaces for healthier, more comfortable living.
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Patchworks: A Dessert Café Looks Simple, Yet Stunning in Brutalist Architectural Style
BANGKOK / Patchworks café in Bangkok blends brutalist architecture with nature, serving delicious pastries and desserts near MRT Bang-O. Owned by four siblings, it beautifully combines modernism with functionality, featuring unique design elements inspired by whisks. Its strategic location and creative ambiance make it a must-visit dessert spot.
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Another Smith: Preserving Family Traditions through Contemporary Bamboo Architecture
TAK / Another Smith, a vibrant riverside restaurant in Mae Sot, expands a 62-year-old family eatery known for its Thai-Chinese cuisine. Featuring modern Chinese architecture, it preserves heritage while supporting the local community and tourism, offering signature dishes like expertly cooked fish maw soup.
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Lepak Downstairs: Outdoor Marble Furniture Designs Viewed from the Top
SINGAPORE / If looking at life from a different perspective excites your imagination, here’s a collection of marble furniture photographs taken from the top. Welcome aboard as we embark on a virtual journey through a Singapore residential neighborhood.
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Catching a Glimpse of War Memorials Across Southeast Asia
SEA / Wars have the potential to bring destruction, death and losses, not to mention physical and mental injuries. In this presentation, we take a look at war memorials across Southeast Asia, ones that inspire people to be cognizant of the turbulent past, live in the present and look to the future.