Li-Zenn New Arrivals 2018

SMALL MEDIUM HOUSES

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OFFICE NAME

PROJECT NAME

‣ Anonym ‣ Archimontage Design Fields Sophisticated ‣ Architects 49 Chiang Mai ‣ Architects 49 House Design ‣ Architecture of My Own ‣ Arsomsilp Community and Environmental Architect by Nuntapong Lertmaneetaweesap ‣ Ayutt and Associates Design ‣ EKAR Architects ‣ I Like Design Studio ‣ Idin Architects ‣ INchan atelier ‣ Itirit Hatairatana, Pises Isarangkool Na Ayudthaya ‣ Junsekino Architect And Design ‣ KEN LIM ARCHITECTS ‣ KIJJAPAT MENAKONGKA ‣ Monotello ‣ Pakorn Nemitrmansuk ‣ POAR ‣ Research Studio Panin ‣ SEARCH OFFICE ‣ SO ‣ SPACETIME ARCHITECTS ‣ Studio Tofu ‣ Tidtang Studio ‣ Underground Archtiect ‣ Wish Architect ‣ นายช่างไทยวิศวกรรม

‣ Baan Y ‣ Baan Flower Cage ‣ Tiwanon House ‣ Baan Praai Fah ‣ Sugar House ‣ Ratchada 18 residence ‣ BAAN NAN ‣ WHITE HOUSE ‣ MULTI-PLACE ‣ Khao Yai House ‣ NY House ‣ Huamark09 ‣ Baan Bangwaek ‣ PK House ‣ T&PN House ‣ The Nest House ‣ CAVE58 ‣ VWFH ‣ KIATFUNG HOUSE ‣ Kaset Nawamin ‣ Vipavadee 58 Residence ‣ Krungthep-Nont Residence + Office ‣ House KT ‣ House NY ‣ WSS RESIDENCE ‣ Casa 200/5 ‣ BAAN KHAO LOY ‣ WHALE HOUSE ‣ Baan Panya ‣ Container House ‣ Hachi House

190 x 245 mm.

296 Pages Paperback 4-color process 2018 / English

SMALL MEDIUM HOUSES 5 The house is one of the few building types that promote genuine architectural innovation. Experimental construction systems, material assemblies, or spatial arrangements can be tested and evaluated at small scales before they are then applied to larger structures.

The design of a house involves the careful coordination of the architect’s aesthetic sensibilities with the client’s unique personal preferences. Just as no two people are the same, no two houses are the same.

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SMALL MEDIUM HOUSES

SMALL MEDIUM HOUSES 5 The house is one of the few building types that promote genuine architectural innovation. Experimental construction systems, material assemblies, or spatial arrangements can be tested and evaluated at small scales before they are then applied to larger structures.

The design of a house involves the careful coordination of the architect’s aesthetic sensibilities with the client’s unique personal preferences. Just as no two people are the same, no two houses are the same.

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SMALL MEDIUM HOUSES

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SMALL MEDIUM HOUSES

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SMALL MEDIUM HOUSES

THAILAND ARCHITECTURE IN STEEL VOL.6 240 x 250 mm.

328 Page hardcover with jacket 4-color process 2018 / English

Thailand Architecture in Steel Vol.6

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Office Name

Arbay Architectkidd Architects 49 Architects 49 House Design Arcihtecture of My Own (AOMO) Ayutt and Associates design DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE Full Scale Studio Geodasic HedDesignStudio Hypothesis Infra Mun architects Office AT Oriental Poar Poonsook Architects Pure Architect Sek Archtiect SO Srisak Stu D/O Architects Studio Tofu Tidtang Studio Volume Metrix

project Name

Wangchan Forest The Street King Power Duty Free Mall Renovation D’LUCK CINEMATIC THEATRE THAI CREATIVE & DESIGN CENTER Ratchaprasong Walk GAYSORN TOWER (19th Floor – 20th Floor) Warehouse Bang Bo 1 TAK Office Market Land 168 Sale gallery TCDC Bangkok Muan: Fun Design Hostel x cafe x restaurant Silapkorn University City Campus Football Stadium, KMUTNB Bangkok Campus UdonratchathaniMuseum Ir-On Hotel SYS warehouse Rabbit Digital group Areeya Como Clubhouse A(S) PLOTTER Kamakura Casa premium rama2 Clubhouse Brown Condo Sale Gallery Modiz Condo Sale Office Symphony Tor Sun Plaza 2 Dplus intertrade head office Peak office Class Café Buriram DP Headquarters Automotive Engineering Workshop Naiipa Art Complex KLUB HOTEL MYST CHIANG MAI BIT STUDIO SalaZen

Stu/D/O Architects

Naiipa Art Complex

Location: Phra Kanong, Bangkok Client: G’RIS 46 Structural Engineer: B.N.G. Engineering Area: 2,400 sq.m.

Year: 2016

Naiipa (means ‘Deep in the Forest’) is a mixed-use project consisted of an Art Gallery, Sound Recording Studio, Dance Studio, Restaurants, Coffee Shops, and Office Spaces. It is located on a small street next to Sukhumvit Road. The project is named after the concept of concealing the architecture in the forest as the vision of greenery is expanded by using reflective glass facade. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted with a group of large pre-existing trees in the heart of the project. From the very beginning, the goal of Naiipa has been to create architecture that seamlessly co-exist with the trees, providing a peaceful and inspiring art community for both its occupants and visitors.

To fulfill the 2,000-square-meter office and retail programmatic requirement of the project, these dual functions are divided into two main masses which bounds the site, leaving the main tree courtyard as a free open space. Building A is an elongated 2-story horizontal building, allowing sunlight to reach the existing Pink Trumpet Tree, preserving its growth while creating an atmospheric courtyard for the building’s occupant. In contrast, Building B is a vertically orientated 4-story building. The two main masses of 4-story buildings are connected by multilevel sculptural terraces that intertwine itself between the existing trees, leaving all the trees untouched.

The structural design for the project was also executed in respect to the existing trees. The two main buildings are constructed with a typical concrete structure, meanwhile, in the central courtyard where the trees mostly congregate, steel structures were introduced. As the buildings were designed to be in a proximity to nature, the use of mortar could damage the existing trees during construction, steel structures allow the architecture to become nimble; reducing the risk of harming the greeneries.

Three different types of glazing: reflective, translucent, and transparent, along with the rhythmic folding pattern of the façade, are utilized to link the architecture to the surrounding urban context conditions, allowing the architecture into become one with nature. The east façade that faces the street is a translucent double façade which helps to filter and reduce heat flowing into the building; while the smooth translucent façade towards the entrance begins to fold to alludes to the forest within. Its rhythm mimics the dancing shadows casted by sunlight as it filters through the tree canopies. The center ‘Bird Nest’ Gallery were cladded in reflective glass that seems to disappear among the trees. It is this effect of being surrounded by trees that which evokes the feeling of being Naiipa.

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The landscape is predominantly made up of internal roads and parking spaces thus the roads were designed to meander around the trees, creating organic forms through the architecture. Exterior walkways utilize pre-fabricated structural slabs that were placed on ground to minimizes any damages to the roots of pre-existing trees. As the owners of the project are tree advocates, the landscape design for the project marks a true collaborative effort between the designer and the owner, resulting in a completely cohesive project.

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NEW DESIGN OFFICES– BANGKOK

New Design Offices – Bangkok is a collection of high rise office buildings in Bangkok within the last 10 years designed by both Thai and foreign designers. Li-zenn Publishing previously published the “New Design” first collection as “New Design Hotels” in 2014, the second collection is “New Design Condominium” in 2015 and the third collection is “New Design Retail” in 2016. The “New Design” series received favorable feedbacks from general publics since this series was launched.

Therefore Li-Zenn Publishing, will be in charge of the selection process, editing arrangement and responsible for all expenses in terms of worldwide distribution and publication. The book is currently scheduled for release in ASA 2018.

OFFICE NAME

ARCHITECTS & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS 49 CREATIVE CREWS DESIGN 103 HASSELL PALMER & TURNER (THAILAND) PLAN ARCHITECTS ROBERT G. BOUGHEY & ASSOCIATES STEVEN J. LEACH ARCHITECTS THE BEAUMONT PARTNERSHIP URBAN ARCHITECTS / AECOM

PROJECT NAME

SET HQ@93 RATCHADA METROPOLITAN ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY ENCO (PTT) THE 9TH TOWER (2 buildings) GAYSORN II OFFICE DEVELOPMENT SUPER TOWER ONE BANGKOK FYI CENTER (2 Buildings) SCG 100 BHIRAJ TOWER-BHIRAJ BURI BHIRAJ TOWER AT BITEC SINGHA HEADQUARTERS SALA @ SATHORN INTERCHAGE 21 PARK VENTURES ECOPLEX SATHORN SQUARE BANGKOK METROPOLIS SUKHUMVIT PEARL BANGKOK KRUNGSRI PLOENCHIT OSOTSPA OFFICE BUILDING Q HOUSE CYBER WORLD TOWER AIA SATHORN TOWER AIA CAPITAL CENTER

200 x 270 mm 320 Page Hardcover & Jacket 4 colour process 2018 / English

Educational Architecture

Office Name a.go.ra Architects Architects 49 Arsom Silp Beaumont Partnership, The Building Trust + Ironwood Chat Architects Chiangmai Life Construction Department of Architecture EKAR I Like Design Studio Idin Architects INDA Design Build, Peter Strzebniok Junsekino Architect and Design Kikuma Watanabe M.L.Trithotsayudh Thevakul NPDA Studio Plan Architect Site Specific Spacetime Supermachine Studio Vin Varavarn Architects Walllasia

230x275 mm.

320 Page hardcover 4-color process 2018 / English

Project Name Thaw Si School Kwel Ka Baung School Rajini School Rajini School 2 Vajiravudh Centennial Building Vidyasirimedhi Institue of Science and Technology and Kamnoetvidya Science Academy (VISTEC & KVIS) Sasabhumi International Learning Center BU Diamond, Bangkok University Tourism Tower, Bangkok University Center for Cinematic and Digital Arts, Bangkok University Mae Fah Luang University Siriwittaya Building, Mahidol University Faculty of Arts, Mahidol University Roong Aroon School Singapore International School of Bangkok Bangkok Pattana School (Science Building) International School Bangkok International Community School Rugby School Thailand Moving Schools Than Thong Wittaya Panyaden International School Pong Phrae Wittaya Emergency School Brain School Charoenpong Kindergarten Baan Toong Fah Paa School Chonnabot Community School Canteen Baan Nong Bua School Floating in the Sky School for Orphans Prem Tinsulanonda International School Prachasongkroa Kindergarten Kensington International Kindergarten Bangkok International Preparatory and Secondary School Funbox Children Foundation Baan Doi Chang School Freedom School Nakornnayok Rowing School Rosefield Learning Room Baan Tha Haw School Baan Paa Kor Dum School Student Activity Center, Bangkok Unversity BU Lounge, Bangkok University Baan Huay San Yaw Baan Don Ton School Harrow International School, Bangkok NIST International School, Bangkok Shrewsbury International School, Bangkok Ruamrudee International School, Bangkok KIS International School The Regent’s International School Berkeley International School Thai-Japanese Association School Traill International School Bangkok Grace International School Ekamai International School Australian International School Bangkok St. Andrews International School Bromsgrove International School Thailand The American School of Bangkok Modern Interntional School Bangkok Rasami British International School Siam Singapore International School Garden International School Raintree International Kindergarten

This project is placed right next to the previous phase of the school. Each building has its own unique characteristic, like no other. The auditorium, the first building to be seen upon the main arrival, is proposed to be a new milestone of the school, catching all eyes from the outside. The design intended to be a gateway that merge together the old and new phase of the school.

The long side of the auditorium is enclosed with aluminum composite faรงade which folded into curvy shape creating a pleasant atmosphere to the whole area. On the other hand, the front and the back side is made of various local concrete bricks pattern producing a new aspect of bricklaying.

Not just the exterior, the local bricks were finely place again inside the auditorium walls, generating a mellow atmosphere inside the hall.

On the left of the secondary building is the 25 meters long swimming pool and the sport complex.

The sport complex consists of three basketball courts, one on first floor and the other on the upper floor. The saw-tooth faรงade is the main featured of the building. Not just its stylish look, the additional benefit of this faรงade is gaining indirect light into the gym.

On the right of the secondary building lies the two dormitory buildings, one for male and the other for female. With the superior terrace beside each room that connects directly with the open well inside, wind is able to flow through the building which created good natural ventilation for residence. The transparent skylight in the center court brings in the natural light into the common space and corridor inside. The canteen on first floor flows through the two building, linking the two with food and activities.

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2016

The new campus provides unique design for each individual building which suit well to each particular function. Common space throughout the whole campus is the core idea to create a better living for students. The space between each building is designed and well treated to be use as a recreational area and effectively connect each building with activities

Plan Architect Co.,Ltd

For the secondary building, the grandstand, gigantic steps in front of the building, is designed to be a space for students to hang out and implement activities. It also creates a smooth transition between classrooms and outdoor field. Looking from the outside, the main stairs stand tall right in the middle of the building. Performing as the main circulation that brought life to architecture, it circulates students and teachers from the bottom up to the top.

Singapore International School of Bangkok

After the accomplishment of the first phase, Singapore International School of Bangkok requires an expansion for their secondary students. The initial requirement from the school was the auditorium building, including 400-seats multi-purpose hall along with a home for creative art center.

Following with the secondary building that serves up to 750 students, two dormitory buildings for students, sport complex, 8-lanes swimming pool, and a football field that sit in the middle surrounded with all facilities.

This project is placed right next to the previous phase of the school. Each building has its own unique characteristic, like no other. The auditorium, the first building to be seen upon the main arrival, is proposed to be a new milestone of the school, catching all eyes from the outside. The design intended to be a gateway that merge together the old and new phase of the school.

The long side of the auditorium is enclosed with aluminum composite faรงade which folded into curvy shape creating a pleasant atmosphere to the whole area. On the other hand, the front and the back side is made of various local concrete bricks pattern producing a new aspect of bricklaying.

Not just the exterior, the local bricks were finely place again inside the auditorium walls, generating a mellow atmosphere inside the hall.

On the left of the secondary building is the 25 meters long swimming pool and the sport complex.

The sport complex consists of three basketball courts, one on first floor and the other on the upper floor. The saw-tooth faรงade is the main featured of the building. Not just its stylish look, the additional benefit of this faรงade is gaining indirect light into the gym.

On the right of the secondary building lies the two dormitory buildings, one for male and the other for female. With the superior terrace beside each room that connects directly with the open well inside, wind is able to flow through the building which created good natural ventilation for residence. The transparent skylight in the center court brings in the natural light into the common space and corridor inside. The canteen on first floor flows through the two building, linking the two with food and activities.

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2016

The new campus provides unique design for each individual building which suit well to each particular function. Common space throughout the whole campus is the core idea to create a better living for students. The space between each building is designed and well treated to be use as a recreational area and effectively connect each building with activities

Plan Architect Co.,Ltd

For the secondary building, the grandstand, gigantic steps in front of the building, is designed to be a space for students to hang out and implement activities. It also creates a smooth transition between classrooms and outdoor field. Looking from the outside, the main stairs stand tall right in the middle of the building. Performing as the main circulation that brought life to architecture, it circulates students and teachers from the bottom up to the top.

Singapore International School of Bangkok

After the accomplishment of the first phase, Singapore International School of Bangkok requires an expansion for their secondary students. The initial requirement from the school was the auditorium building, including 400-seats multi-purpose hall along with a home for creative art center.

Following with the secondary building that serves up to 750 students, two dormitory buildings for students, sport complex, 8-lanes swimming pool, and a football field that sit in the middle surrounded with all facilities.

It also need to be an attractive shape so that it can draw the attention from kids. As a result the freeform masses come to answer all of these requirements with the curve walls that define the room create an unmeasured space where the unexpected activities always happen.

The clear glass curve walls acting like thin layers that separate softly between learning space inside and playing space outside in order to get the kids closely to the nature environment.

Kensington

This project is mainly intend to find the new perception of playing space that should give more opportunity for the kids to use the space up to their imagination.

About the massing this building simply made by superimpose the two freeform masses and then twist them to create overlapping part which cantilever above, that make the big shade approach any kids to the main entrance.

Plan Architect Co.,Ltd 2012

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It also need to be an attractive shape so that it can draw the attention from kids. As a result the freeform masses come to answer all of these requirements with the curve walls that define the room create an unmeasured space where the unexpected activities always happen.

The clear glass curve walls acting like thin layers that separate softly between learning space inside and playing space outside in order to get the kids closely to the nature environment.

Kensington

This project is mainly intend to find the new perception of playing space that should give more opportunity for the kids to use the space up to their imagination.

About the massing this building simply made by superimpose the two freeform masses and then twist them to create overlapping part which cantilever above, that make the big shade approach any kids to the main entrance.

Plan Architect Co.,Ltd 2012

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Educational Architecture

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Educational Architecture

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DETAIL VOL.11: STEEL 235x288 mm.

200 Page hardcover 4-color process 2018 / English

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OFFICE NAME

AGALIGO STUDIO AMA DESIGN STUDIO ARCHITECTKIDD ARCHITECTS 49 ARCHITECTS 49 HOUSE DESIGN ATELIER OF ABCHITECTS CHARCOAL DESIGN DR. RAPIT SUVANAJATA DUANGRIT BUNNAG ARCHITECT LIMITED HYPOTHESIS I LIKE DESIGN STUDIO IDIN ARCHITECTS IF(INTEGRATED FIELD) PLAN ASSOCIATES M SPACE METAPHOR DESIGN STUDIO MONOTELLO MONOTELLO OFFICE AT PARTY SPACE DESIGN PLAN ASSOCIATES PO-D ARCHITECTS SECONDFLOOR ARCHITECTS SODA(THAILAND) SOOK ARCHITECTS SPACETIME ARCHITECTS STU/D/O ARCHITECTS STUDIO MW STORAGE STUDIO STUDIOMAKE VORRARAT SUPACHOKE ARCHITECT WALLLASIA

PROJECT NAME

X-FLOAT CENTRAL PLAZA WESTGATE HARD ROCK CAFÉ KRAAM SUKHUMVIT 26 (SALES OFFICE) RACHAPRASONG SKYLINK OCEAN NEWLINE OFFICE & RESIDENCES STARVIEW BY EASTERN STAR PRINCE MAHIDOL HALL GATEWAY EKAMAI MING MONGKOL GREEN PARK SEACON BANGKAE OFFICE A49 HD SEANG THAI RUBBER HEADQUARTERS SUAN PLERN THE KUKRIT INSTITUTE TCDC CHIANG MAI AIR SPACE FOOD VILLA MARKET STARBUCKS FOOD VILLA CHEEWIT PATTAYA SALES GALLERY BAAN HUA RIN GHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER CORO FIELD QTC OFFICE NAT MOTORS HEAD OFFICE S-CONSTRUCTION GOD OF PLYWOOD BIG SISTER HOUSE U38 HOUSE THE GRAND PINKLAO CLUBHOUSE TOO FAST TO SLEEP THE NINE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER BANN LOY LOM YELLOW SUBMARING COFFEE TANK LENZ RESIDENCE O-ART-IM HOUSE 3PH WAREHOUSE STUDIO THE PORTRAIT’ SALE GALLERY HOUSE HOUSE NO.3 MET BANGKOK BISTRO BAAN SAI MA PHISITKUL PAVILION PHAN SUB-DISTRICT ADMINNISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION SCHOOL-POST DISASTER SCHOOL

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3PH WAREHOUSE STUDIO Muang, Nonthaburi Architect Spacetime Owner Sahavat Family Structural Engineer Taweemongkol

From the requirement above, 3PH Warehouse Studio needs to have long span to accommodate parking space on the ground

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DETAIL VOL. 10: WALL SECTION 235x288 mm.

200 page hardcover 4-color process 2018 / English

WALL SECTION VOLUME 10

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OFFICE NAME ARCHITECTS 49 DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE IF (INTEGRATED FIELD) PLAN ARCHITECTS STU/D/O ARCHITECTS

PROJECT NAME BAAN 0.60 D’LUCK CINEMATIC THEATRE GAYSORN OFFICE HOF HOTEL INDIGO BANGKOK WIRELESS ROAD HUA HIN MARROITT WIRELESS ROAD INTERCROPS IT’S SARA K. SAKKAWAT RESIDENCE KENSINGTON KING POWER PHUKET MACRO CARE NARA 9 BY EASTERN STAR NAIIPA OER’S GARDEN OIL BUSINESS ACADEMY

SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF BKK SUN ONE BUILDING THE LUMPINI 24 VIDYASIRIMEDHI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (VISTEC) ZONIC

1 ZOOM-IN SECTION 2 MM CHINESE GRANITE CONTINUOUS PLATE AT LEAST 1 M SEAL WITH SEALANT CAST-IN PLATE 150X150X9 MM

SOIL GEO TEXTILE (120 G/M)

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