ASA Journal 16/2023

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theme / review
The architect designed the part of the land nearest
to the road (the ending tip of the L shape) into a
parking space and the entrance area. The architect
preserves the original party fence while building
a new wall on the left side of the house. An olive
tree grows near the entry, accompanied by a gray
brick wall, which is instantly evident upon entering.
A huge wooden door on the right leads to the
house’s inner courtyard in the center, with gravel
covering the floor surface. A dark granite-covered
walkway raised 10 cm above the courtyard floor,
connects the other functional spaces. The path
links the courtyard void to other living spaces,
allowing for an ambiguous boundary between the
soft and hardscape. An art space is located on
the first floor, facing east, parallel to the land’s
broader side, to display pieces from the owner’s
private art collection. The beautiful pathway encircles
the full expanse of the main living room.
Meanwhile, the west-facing section, which runs
the length of the property, is divided into a living
space, a formal room, and a dining room. The service
areas are located at the back of the house,
facing north, and include the kitchen, storage
room, maid’s room, and living room.
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ศิลปะกึ่งหมุนเวียน
ที่แทรกซึมและล้อม
พื้นที่ว่างของส่วน
โถงกลาง
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