ASA Journal 05/22

74
08
บรรยากาศภายในอาคาร
เมื่อมองขึ้นไปจากโถง
ต้อนรับชั้น 1
09
ผังพื้นแสดงส่วนต่างๆ
ของอาคาร
8
With the brief to design a four-story house
for three families (a husband, a wife and
all four of their parents), the first task the
architect needed to work with was to come
up with the main functionality of the house,
which would be something similar to that of
a serviced apartment where each family is
given their own private floor. Occupying the
ground floor of the house are the common
areas where all the family members gather
and share the space.
What the design is expected to deliver is a
sense of connectivity between the physical
spaces, be it private or common areas, and
users’ sentiments and experiences that will ultimately
create the best possible quality of life.
The essence of what a ‘home’ is thus conveyed
through this four-story building, with
the thoughtfully designed dimensions of the
circulation, from the cross circulation of the
horizontal walkways the inhabitants use on
a daily basis, to the vertical circulation that
creates a visual flow achieved through the
alternating placement of the terraces, which
facilitates a corresponding rhythm of spaces
and perspectives. These architectural components
work alongside the manipulation of
interior spaces, and together, all the elements
are integrated into cohesive spatial experiences
and relationships.