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PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND IN-BETWEEN<br />

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The architect devised 3 to 4 methods to achieve<br />

the intended masonry details. For instance, on<br />

the ground floor, the living area and the space<br />

next to the garden reveal the details of half-brick<br />

walls. The south-facing wall on the upper floor<br />

displays the aesthetic style of Flemish brickwork<br />

with calculated intervals between bricks and<br />

openings, crafting the wall into a sun-filtering component.<br />

The walls in this particular area create<br />

a semi-private space and help enhance natural<br />

ventilation and sun protection. The differences<br />

in the masonry styles result in the diversity of<br />

the house’s private spaces. It necessitated the<br />

architect’s attempts to experiment with several<br />

construction techniques. The architect employs<br />

steel for the construction of the interior structure<br />

of the walls before laying the bricks in the intended<br />

patterns and styles. The architect used a variety<br />

of bricks from APK, handmade red bricks, and<br />

industrially manufactured bricks to create an<br />

interesting balance between the vernacular and<br />

industrial characteristics of the architecture. The<br />

same approach was applied to the use of different<br />

shades of gray, taking into consideration the effects<br />

colors have on the displayed artworks. The neutrality<br />

of gray makes it the best backdrop color for<br />

exhibited art works. Almost all the materials used<br />

for the flooring and wall construction are also gray.<br />

The wood laths on the second floor help filter the<br />

heat of the afternoon sun while casting shadows<br />

on the landscape in the courtyard, adding an extra<br />

touch to the dynamic of the space.<br />

What House MC has initiated and inspired are<br />

conversations about how the relationship between<br />

‘public’ and ‘private’ can be defined within the context<br />

of residential architecture, where the aspect<br />

of privacy is valued through a space’s physical<br />

quality and characters. Amidst the serenity of<br />

the house’s architectural language, everything is<br />

extracted to reveal the aesthetics of silence and<br />

tranquility. It’s in line with one of Tadao Ando’s<br />

famous quotes: “I don’t believe architecture has<br />

to speak too much. It should remain silent and<br />

let nature in the guise of sunlight and wind.”<br />

researchstudiopanin.com<br />

กุลพัชร์ เสนีวงศ์<br />

ณ อยุธยา<br />

ปั จจุบันเป็ นหัวหน้านักวิจัย<br />

สำารวจภาคสนามให้กับ<br />

Maritime Asia Heritage<br />

Survey Thailand Project<br />

มหาวิทยาลัยเกียวโต ประเทศ<br />

ญี่ปุ ่น และนักศึกษาปริญญา<br />

เอกสาขาสถาปั ตยกรรม<br />

พื้นถิ ่น คณะสถาปัตยกรรม-<br />

ศาสตร์ มหาวิทยาลัยศิลปากร<br />

สนใจศึกษามรดกทางวัฒน-<br />

ธรรมและขณะนี้กำาลังทำา<br />

วิจัยเกี่ยวกับสภาพแวดล้อม<br />

สรรค์สร้างในพื้นที่ภูมิทัศน์<br />

วัฒนธรรมมลายู<br />

Kullaphut Seneevong<br />

Na Ayudhaya<br />

is a Field Team Leader<br />

of the Maritime Asia<br />

Heritage Survey Thailand<br />

Project, Kyoto University,<br />

Japan, and a vernacular<br />

architecture Ph.D.<br />

candidate at Silpakorn<br />

University. His research<br />

on the built environment<br />

of the Malay cultural<br />

landscape is being<br />

done out of a passion<br />

for cultural heritage.<br />

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ผนังก่ออิฐแบบ Flemish<br />

เว้นอิฐหนึ่งจังหวะ สร้าง<br />

ช่องเปิด เพิ่มการระบาย<br />

อากาศถูกออกแบบไว้<br />

บริเวณผนังทิศเหนือและ<br />

ทิศใต้ของบ้านในขณะที่<br />

ส่วน Façade ด้านหน้าถูก<br />

ก่ออิฐแบบครึ่งแผ่นเพื่อ<br />

สร้างให้เกิดแนวระนาบ<br />

15<br />

ทัศนียภาพบริเวณโถงกลาง<br />

เผยให้เห็นองค์ประกอบ<br />

ของพื้นที่สวนหินเกล็ด<br />

ส่วนจัดแสดงงานศิลปะ<br />

และ Façade ของบ้าน<br />

บริเวณชั้นสอง<br />

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Project: House MC Client: Khun Mukapol Chutrakul, Khun Saovapa Tungphaisal Chutrakul Location: Paholyothin 14, Phaya Thai, Bangkok Architect: Research Studio<br />

Panin Project Team: Tonkao Panin, Tanakarn Mokkhasmita, Pitiwat Pamakate, Nattawat Srisakul Structural Engineer: Yongyot Rotchaya Land Area: 120 sq.wa (480<br />

sq.m.) Building Area: 480 sq.m. Completion: <strong>2023</strong> Photographer: Spaceshift Studio Material: Brick Wall - APK Brick (AF-<strong>16</strong>1 / AF-261 / APC-184/6), Aluminium Doors<br />

& Windows - YKK AP Thailand, Wooden Doors - Keeree, Stone Wall - Siamtak, Louver - SCI Wood, Ceiling - SCG, Roof – Aqualine, Lighting – Lamptitude, Painting – TOA,<br />

Kitchen - Kvik

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