phongphat ueasangkhomset's triangle house in thailand

phongphat ueasangkhomset’s triangle house in thailand
all images courtesy of chaovarith poonphol

the ‘triangle house’ is a large-family dwelling not far from bangkok’s metropolitan area. designed by thai architect phongphat ueasangkhomset, the residence is simple and modest, with special attention paid to communal activities. the plot contains two structures, one in an L shape, the other an I, which form a triangular shape — the land itself is a triangle, as are the sloped roofs on both structures. it’s not too hard to figure out where the name comes from.

approach

together, the ‘triangle house’ contains a large living and dining area, several large terraces, a four car garage, pond, interior courtyard, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two powder rooms. there’s also a secondary kitchen in the smaller structure. the interior is modest throughout, using a palette of white and grey paints, with natural white oak. rather then spend more on materials, the home is focused on function, with extra care put into the planning of spaces in relation to one another.

inner courtyard

main communal space 

living room, dining and kitchen in background 

main commons areas 

connected to main areas across inner courtyard 

secondary kitchen

master bedroom

kitchen, living, and dining areas 

area behind dining room 

pond with decked perimeter walkway 

project info:

project name: the triangle house
architects: phongphat ueasangkhomset
location: nakorn pathom, thailand
interior designer: parnduangjai roojnawate
area: 400m²
project year: 2013
photography: chaovarith poonphol

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edited by: nick brink | designboom