Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
The folding texture of the cladding also helps to reduce direct hit of sunlight as 50% of the surface will be in shade most of the time.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Corner detail
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Monow House, Thailand
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Lighting effect on the cladding
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Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Entry porch frames the courtyard view
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
The Working Room on the 2nd floor is structurally hung from above to avoid having columns blocking the garden view on the 1st floor.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Being inside feels like being outside with the generous amount of openings.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
The Living Room’s double-height glazed façade facing north provides optimal exposure to the courtyard view and daylight with minimum heat gain.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Double-height Living Room
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Monow House, Thailand
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A small terrace within the courtyard
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Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Working room interior
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Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Working room interior
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Monow House, Thailand
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A planting strip and aluminium screen are provided at the master bedroom to ensure privacy from adjacent neighbour.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Master Bedroom interior
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Monow House, Thailand
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The massing is descending towards the front so as not to block the natural light and ventilation to the parents’ house.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
1st floor plan
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Monow House, Thailand
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2nd floor plan
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Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
3rd floor plan
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Monow House, Thailand
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Key isometric for installation of thermic tiles
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Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Installation details
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