Highlight Project
Mapletree Business City II
Singapore
Mapletree Business City II aims to create an ‘Urban Wilderness’ by integrating modern workspaces with an eco-friendly, nature-inspired landscape. This design enhances comfort and recreation while fostering ecological balance, inspired by the adjacent nature reserve and tropical climate.
The Standard Hua HIN
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand
The Standard Hua Hin is envisioned as a tranquil retreat embraced by nature. The design weaves around existing trees, preserving the site’s forest character. Each space invites guests to reconnect with nature through light, texture, and time. The forest is not just a backdrop. It is the foundation of the experience.
Bangkok, Thailand
AIA East Gateway is a new model of office building located in the Bangna area. This building emphasizes the well-being of office employees by integrating nature and green spaces into the building. This creates a relaxing atmosphere for users. It also establishes areas to promote physical and mental well-being (Physical and Mind Wellbeing) with the AIA Vitality Zone; such as an outdoor exercise area featuring a vibrant red running track contrasted with greenery along 400 meters, an outdoor exercise area, indoor fitness, and even a saltwater swimming pool.
One City Centre reimagines the dense Ploenchit district as a green urban oasis where modern office life meets nature. Former car parks are transformed into sunken plazas and green floors, seamlessly connecting the workplace to the city. This integrated landscape offers both vibrancy and calm, an everyday retreat within the urban rhythm. By linking biodiversity with public access, the space invites all to breathe, pause, and gather. Here, the office is not isolated but opens into a living public ecosystem at the heart of Bangkok.
Suan San PockeT Park
Bangkok, Thailand
Suan San transforms private land into a public green sanctuary that ensures green spaces are accessible for everyone. The design carefully preserves mature trees and heritage elements while weaving in modern pathways to create a harmonious flow. This garden is the result of participatory design, where the community actively shaped and co-created the space together. It reflects a strong connection between people and nature, inviting visitors to explore and relax. More than just a park, it is a living story of time, nature, and shared memories that continue to grow.
Sky Forest Scape
Bangkok, Thailand
“SKY FOREST SCAPE” is a new type of public space on the roof for Bangkok. It is a part of the new mixed use development called “SIAMSCAPE” which is located at the heart of ‘Siam Square’ – a vibrant young-gen commercial district. This project is a part of the bigger masterplan that aims to revamp ‘Siam Square’ with more people-centric urban spaces including walking street, gathering places, and greenery.
The Residences at Mandarin Oriental
Miami, USA
The Residences blend refined living with immersive views of the ocean, skyline, and tropical greenscape. Each residence is designed to merge indoor elegance with outdoor serenity. Expansive terraces and lush gardens extend living spaces into nature. This island sanctuary offers a rare sense of calm within the vibrant city. Here, privacy and wellness meet panoramic views and coastal air. It’s elevated living where nature and urban life flow together seamlessly.
Mapletree Business City II
Singapore
Mapletree Business City II aims to create an ‘Urban Wilderness’ by integrating modern workspaces with an eco-friendly, nature-inspired landscape. This design enhances comfort and recreation while fostering ecological balance, inspired by the adjacent nature reserve and tropical climate.
The Standard Hua HIN
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand
Le Meridien
Zhengzhou City, China
Mapletree Business City II aims to create an ‘Urban Wilderness’ by integrating modern workspaces with an eco-friendly, nature-inspired landscape. This design enhances comfort and recreation while fostering ecological balance, inspired by the adjacent nature reserve and tropical climate.
AIA East Gateway
Bangkok, Thailand
AIA East Gateway is a new model of office building located in the Bangna area. This building emphasizes the well-being of office employees by integrating nature and green spaces into the building. This creates a relaxing atmosphere for users. It also establishes areas to promote physical and mental well-being (Physical and Mind Wellbeing) with the AIA Vitality Zone; such as an outdoor exercise area featuring a vibrant red running track contrasted with greenery along 400 meters, an outdoor exercise area, indoor fitness, and even a saltwater swimming pool.
Suan San Park
Bangkok, Thailand
Living in the midst of high-rise buildings and a big city always makes us feel disconnected from nature and yearn for more green spaces. Scope Promsri is a premium low-rise condominium development in every aspect such as design, location, from its design and location to its simple yet luxurious interior decor, following the concept of “International Premium” to meet the needs of urban dwellers.
Sky Forest
Bangkok, Thailand
“SKY FOREST SCAPE” is a new type of public space on the roof for Bangkok. It is a part of the new mixed use development called “SIAMSCAPE” which is located at the heart of ‘Siam Square’ – a vibrant young-gen commercial district. This project is a part of the bigger masterplan that aims to revamp ‘Siam Square’ with more people-centric urban spaces including walking street, gathering places, and greenery.
The Residences at Mandarin Oriental
Bangkok, Thailand
The Line Condominium, a 42 story high residential building is situated in the Jatutak Area, 300 metres from Mochit BTS skytrain station. The concept of the landscaping design mainly derives from the history of the State Railway of Thailand which has its railway hub in Jatujak. Moreover, with the recent extension of the BTS line, Mochit station will become the main interchanging node in the network. The Line Condominium, therefore, represents the idea of ‘travelling’ to different natural destinations by using design elements such as flowing pathways to mimic railway tracks and creating landforms.
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Landscape Architecture
Master Planning
Urban Vision and Strategies
Ecology and
Planting Design
Placemaking
Media and Communication Design
Process
A Thougful Journey to
Transformative Solutions
Define the Problem
Connecting with the client to get to the bottom of the brief—digging to the root of the problem and setting sights on the true potential of each project.
Idea Creation
Going beyond the client’s brief and asking critical questions to seek greater ‘impact’ for society and the environment through research, site surveys, and data analysis.
Data Driven
Using environmental and user behavior studies and site-specific analytics to enhance decision-making and ensure that projects are more efficient and responsive to environmental and social dynamics.
Co-Creation
Exploring new possibilities through collaboration with multidisciplinary consultants, clients, stakeholders, and professionals outside our expertise to expand and integrate a wider range of perspectives.
Prototyping
Initiating design workshops, installations, and exhibitions as part of the research and development process to solve problems with greater depth and precision.
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