The Residences at Sindhorn Kempinski

A special hidden corbel and pin type fixing system was devised to enable the use of structrally efficient one-piece C-shaped precast panels rather than two L-shapes individually fixed.

On the east elevation the fins arch up to the top of the roof and turn over to frame the rooftop before curving round the east and down to the pool side.

The glazing consists of tall window wall panels with integrated operable windows, next to large slding doors and glass balustrades. The window wall sits between long horizontal precast L-shaped spandrels spanning between the precast column cladding.

All units glazing is double-glazed with high performance solar control coatings, maximising solar heat reduction whilst optimising daylighting and views out.

The main entrance uses the similar curved fin geometry to the main elevations but clad in stone. An elegant translucent glazed cresecent shaped steel-framed canopy protects the entry.

Penthouse floors are enclosed with areas of fully unitised curtain wall, and amenities rooms at pool level continue the cantilevered glass fin systems of the lower lobby lounge.

The Lobby lounge is enclosed with a structurally glazed cantilevered half-fin system with external H-shaped vertical shading elements.

The building received two awards in 2021 and the Sindhorn Village development as a whole was named as “Best Mixed-Use Development’ in Thailand in the same year.