Aperture House

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Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Type: Architecture and Interior Design
Program: Residential (4-Storey House)
Client: Chaichoompol Vathakanon

Site Area: 204 sqm.
Built Area: 350 sqm.
Design: 2014
Completion: 2016
Construction Cost: 10M baht

A house for a photographer and a landscape designer; Aperture House frames its surrounding natures and embrace the natural world within its serene envelope. In the stillness of this delicately composed environment, Aperture House captures the turnings of time through the interplay of lights and shadows, as daylight cascade through the architectural facade and openings.

The 4-storey rectangular mass was conscientiously carved out, allowing the surrounding context to seep into its continuous enclosure and create a pleasant ambience for private spaces.  The largest void reveals an expansive vertical space, as it internally and externally becomes the main focal point of the house. The continuity of the external envelope shapes and completes the regular geometric architectural form, whilst shielding the main living area, which situates itself within this spacious void, from the occasionally unforgiving Bangkok sun.

Scattered throughout the external enclosure are carefully composed openings of the architectural facade. The large openings display full-framed views of the surrounding vistas for the main functions of the house.  Whilst the expansive facade openings flood rooms with daylight, the small tapered openings compose main corridors, filtering natural light patterns to continuously transform and enhance the domestic spaces.  From the exterior, the 0.60×0.60 m square punctures are uniformly equal and elegantly dispersed and as the changing daylight travels through the gradually tapered voids into the interior, the dynamic shifting of lights and shadows create interest from the inside and out.

Stu/D/O Team:
Apichart Srirojanapinyo
Chanasit Cholasuek
Picsacha Na Songkhla
Patompong Songpracha

Landscape Architect: Chaichoompol Vathakanon