Paradigm Library: Pillar House – A Minimalist Resort-Inspired Residence In Bangkok
byThe gentle curvature on the interior staircase and clean lines throughout the home help imbue this minimalism with a pleasing sense of softness.
The gentle curvature on the interior staircase and clean lines throughout the home help imbue this minimalism with a pleasing sense of softness.
We should learn from Japan and use their experience for reference in projects, so as to better treat and retain diverse community cultures and improve the quality of life.
Viewers interested in design can view wonderful creations that perfectly reflect the traditions of the Hungarian furniture industry.
The interior, surrounded by landscaped garden, is divided into indoor and semi-outdoor, and a poetic striped pergola whose silhouette changes.
Besides the soft handfeel and excellent wear of these handcrafted fabrics, they showcase cultural traditions and are a canvas for self-expression.
The innovative roof design makes the most of the breathtaking scenery, and the deep eaves of the light roof extend the indoor area.
While most of the mall was demolished above ground, the basement car park has been turned into a shallow lagoon which visitors can enjoy all year round.
The whole building is designed to be a simple, portable building that can be dismantled and rebuilt elsewhere allows the same building materials to be reused.
The first floor has been turned into a studio, exhibiting the construction process and displaying reliefs preserved from the old buildings.
The skillful use of wood, concrete and plaster makes the interior modern, bright and clean, while the terrace extension provides an inviting recreational space.