CHOKOON

We created the holographic Thai letters spelling ‘Sathorn’ using over 1,000 CD discs.

COVID-19 pavilion is a design concept that features the virus as the play object enclosure.

The installation invites visitors to immerse themselves in the spiritual essence of the architecture, experienced from a fourth-dimensional perspective.

The PM2.5 crisis in Bangkok is embodied in this architectural bamboo installation.

This lightweight architecture is engineered by the structural principles behind spider web construction.

This performative landscape takes its form from the intricate topography of the human face.

This project challenges architectural design concept by building on a human face.

The form of this light installation was sculpted through sound, analyzed and designed using the frequency spectrum of the Thai Ranat Ek.

Every curve of the installation was driven by algorithms to express the aerodynamic grace and lightweight elegance of a vehicle.

The architecture shapes itself in response to the invisible forces that surround its site.

This geometry experiment took inspiration from the intricate connections found in crystal structures and molecular joints.

This site analysis reveals hidden characteristics in the Sathorn region of Bangkok, one of the city's most extreme bottlenecks.