ASA JOURNAL 14/2023

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80 theme / review 3 1ST FLOOR PLAN 1. GALLERY 2. CRAFT PRODUCT 3. TEA BREAK 4. PANTRY 5. KITCHEN 6. GUEST W.C. 7. BATHROOM 8. COURTYARD 9. BBQ AREA 4 2ND FLOOR PLAN 1.1 GALLERY OFFICE 2.1 SMALL OBJECT DISPLAY 3. STORAGE
TIME PASSAGES 81 The project itself is distinctive for being a revamp of old rice barns that removed unnecessary components to reveal the original timber structure and new spatial context, its design should be recognized for the way it represents an entwined dialogue between architecture and its surroundings. 03 ผังอาคารชั้นล่างของ โครงการ 04 ผังอาคารชั้นสองของ โครงการ “One thing I admire about Thai wooden architecture is how it reflects the characteristics and lifestyles of its users and dwellers. If we look even further and deeper into the social characteristics of nomadic communities, we can see how wooden buildings were designed to be small but expandable. They could be dismantled, reassembled, and transported using less advanced vehicles, such as an ox cart. Other components, such as tall poles, were derived from the need to elevate the built structure from flooded terrain during the rainy season.” Rush Plean-suk, the architect of Sumphat gallery, recalls his childhood memories of ‘Lhom Khao, or rice barns, commonly found in a northern part of Thailand, which included not only the architectural details of the columns, which were placed on the periphery with the walls built further inside, but also how it was a place where community members gathered to talk, socialize, sing, and share meals. Rush is the mastermind behind the transformation of three rice barns into a collection of buildings that is home to exhibition spaces and semi-public recreational areas that welcome everyone to step inside and enjoy the presence of nature as well as a wide range of dishes and drinks. The design divides the functional programs of the right and left wings of the building cluster into the ground floor, which houses the exhibition and activity spaces, and the upper floors, where the office space is located. The upper part of the structures was built with components from traditional rice barns in the northern region, while the exhibition showing smaller-scale works is placed on the right side of the premises, with the small building in the center housing the project’s service areas. The new building complex is named ‘Atelier VELA’ and is located in the Banna district of Thailand’s Nakhon Nayok province. While the project itself is distinctive for being a revamp of old rice barns that removed unnecessary components to reveal the original timber structure and new spatial context, its design should be recognized for the way it represents an entwined dialogue between architecture and its surroundings. The concept became the essence of the design of the three buildings, whose placements and orientations correlate with pre-existing trees growing on the site, such as the towering rain tree at the project’s entrance. In response to the shade provided by the spreading canopies of the rain trees, the three structures are arranged in a U-shaped layout in an east-west orientation. Because of this, the structures and spaces become a canvas for the paths of natural light and cast shadows throughout the day. Through their interactions with light and shadow that move about the premise, the walls of the buildings enhance one’s perception of the constant progression of time. The built structures interact with the surrounding nature and architectural components when the course of sunlight changes, adding to the project’s concept of “workspaces in the shade.”
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