archimontage combines factory and home in phutthamonthon residence

archimontage combines factory and home in phutthamonthon residence
all images courtesy of casaviva, ketsiree wongwan

the ‘phutthamonthon house’ is a combined garment factory and residence located in suburban bangkok, thailand. designed by archimontage design fields sophisticated, the concept attempts to reflect the hierarchical relationship between employer and employees; albeit within the context of a home.

view from the corner  

the A-shaped building has three floors, the lowest being dedicated mostly to work-based activities (a small residential area is located to the right side of the entrance). levels two and three are exclusively residential, and are accessed via the second floor master bedroom’s balcony directly in the center.

street view

steel partition fence 

the center area splits the factory-office-studio and house 

fence and light filter steel plate 

the space between the panel, filters steel plate optical window of the staff room

looking up at second floor balcony 

staff room 

hallway overlooking open air courtyard

view into living room 

master bedroom, second floor

project info:

project name: phutthamonthon house
architects: archimontage design fields sophisticated
interior design: ADFS
landscape design: ADFS
location: nakornpathom, bangkok, thailand
team: cherngchai riawruangsangkul, kularit lawanvit, akeanan janeium, thanakit wiriyasathit, tanakul chukorn
area: 1,031m²
project year: 2014
photographs: casaviva, ketsiree wongwan

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edited by: nick brink | designboom