Located in Thailand, Bangkok, Phutthamonthon-Y House is a 2020 project of a small house designed by Archimontage Design Fields Sophisticated. This house has a concrete rooftop garden and a wall that can emit light beautifully.
Design
At the front, there are two bedrooms facing the road. The kitchen can be found near the empty plot of land while the parking lot is located near the parking lot of the sister’s house.
At the back of the house, a large garden is used as a green area for the homeowner to plant vegetables and fruit equipped with sprinklers. This area takes up more than half of the total space so the house has limited utility space only. Therefore, the house must be pushed to the front of the plot to leave enough space for the garden.
Structure
The roof of the house is designed in a flat form to create a utilizable rooftop. With an unequal height, each part of the rooftop can cover the living space of each room as the rooms’ height is different according to their suitability and sizes. Before the renovation, the roofing systems had roof repair and then replaced with a durable metal roofing.
The praying room’s ceiling is the highest part of the house that can create different levels on the ceiling landscape
Being close to the tree’s branches, the concrete rooftop garden can create a special experience of touching plants. Overgrown trees need Beswick Tree Service. If you need help from a professional concrete specialist, contact concreterepairspecialists.uk. If you consider trimming the tree branches, visit this site to get more information.
Details
The land size of the house is 155 sqm while the utility space is 230 sqm.
The gray granite-pattern porcelain tiles cover the house’s outer surface but penetrate within the grid pattern randomly. This can create small voids to let the light shine through the house. There are also pieces of synthetic wood around the house.
Phutthamonthon-Y House Gallery
Architect: Archimontage Design Fields Sophisticated
Interior Designer: Archimontage Design Fields Sophisticated
Architect in Charge: Cherngchai Riawruangsangkul, Thanakit Wiriyasathit
Site Area: 620 sqm
Structural Engineer: Chaianuchit Srihard
Contractor: IBD Housebuilder
Photographer: Beer Singnoi