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TYH house designed by Alkhemist Architects located in a spacious lot, in Nonthaburi province, Thailand. This house is a vibrant collage of contrasting elements, expresses the unique design and the owner’s own style, yet luxury and offers high end amenities.

The zone of the house can be read from outside. The two-storey gabled brick volume houses the master bedroom and two smaller bedrooms for the children, with the guest bedroom in a one-story volume tucked in the northeastern corner of the site. Where the bathrooms are located, the brick wall swells out to create a lightwell. While alternating brick courses laid rotated at an angle to create a porous façade that lets in natural light and ventilation while remaining visually shielded from outside.

The interior spaces of the house mainly face out towards the garden on the northern side of the site. It creates a visual continuation of the greenery as well as ensuring maximum privacy for the family. Besides, on the second floor, the house much more open due to the numerous but carefully placed openings that frame views of the neighbourhood, with most of the larger openings again situated on the northern façade.

Indeed, TYH House is a celebration of the eclecticism that is part of the Thai character, particularly in Bangkok. Where a clash of visual styles, whether traditional or contemporary, designer or vernacular, exist cheek by jowl and purism is an exception rather than the norm. This is articulated in the variety of materials and texturesl. From the coarser brushed finished concrete in a dark earth tone and bare brickwork to the more polished wood. Also, smooth whitewashed walls and several richly patterned stone surfaces, as well as the industrial tone of the greenhouse – styled kitchen.

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TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects

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The modernist linearity of the form countered by the asymmetry of the roofline. The irregular fenestration, and the bulging contour of the carport roof, which reflects the curvature of the cul-de-sac.

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The second floor also punctured by double-height voids and balconies. Hence, facilitate natural ventilation in consideration of the local climate. Similarly, the rest of the house has been designed with openings positioned for cross-ventilation.
TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects
The large sliding glass doors spanning the whole length of the room and a semi-outdoor terrace – towards the garden on the northern side of the site.

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Also, the ground floor living and dining area, a low and long horizontal space that completely shut off from the street.
TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects

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TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects
The living spaces with floor to ceiling glass door, creates the indoor outdoor spaces.

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TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects

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TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects

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TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects

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TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects

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TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects

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TYH house, elegant house with idiosyncratic design by Alkhemist Architects

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Text by the Architects: Located in a sprawling housing estate in Nonthaburi province, considered the Northern suburb of Bangkok. TYH House situated on an irregular-shaped plot of land fronting part of the bulbous end of a cul-de-sac. The house is a vibrant collage of contrasting elements, achieved through both the use of a multi-layered material palette and a variety of spatial qualities, the most significant of which is the sense of privacy that coexists with an openness to its surrounding.

Photo credit:| Source: Alkhemist Architects

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: 33 Manutum Mansion, 8th floor, Sukhumvit 51 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
– Tel: +66 89 920 1810
– Email: alkhemistarchitects@gmail.com

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