The development consists of at tower sitting on a podium containing amenities facilities manual and auto parking. The typical units facade is a fully unitized curtainwall system with metallic finish concave extruded fins of two widths and concave solid aluminium spandrel panels with a dark low-gloss powder- coated finish.
The striking facade concept by Architect Synthesis Design showed a pair of interfering waveforms that change shape and level as they wrap the building. The forms spread out over the large flat walls and lift and twist up over the main entrance and then swoop down under signboards to form a glazed walkway canopy leading to the main entry before rising again to wrap the corner.
The complex consists of a central tower with retail podium and mechanical / car park ramp blocks on either side all linked together by a common architectural language of smooth continuous horizontal banding but differentiated by vertical and horizontal fin expressions.
This unique building forms a ‘S’ in profile, with the waves cutting through an orthogonal grid of floors and walls to create varying depths of balconies and shading in precast and GFRC. At the ground a pure concrete arch cuts through the form linking garden spaces on both sides. A freeform stainless steel clad pool cantilevers out over the gardens below.
The first development at the northern edge of the Sindorn Village development, this building set the standard for those to come.
Bangkok’s most iconic modern building with the highest and most dramatic public access space in the city
The Office levels are enclosed in a fully-unitised curtain wall system designed by Facade Associates to accommodate the subtly twisting and sloping forms on the south and east elevations. The facade gradually morphs from vertical to sloped back to sloped out without using any pre-bent framing or glazing, all the while maintaining the straight lines of the horizontal and vertical fins with integrated lighting, and level sill trims internally.
