Anonym Architects Complete Sailom House in Thailand, a Four-Story Multi-Family Residence
Completed in 2024, Sailom House is a 1,000-square-meter residential project in Thailand designed by the firm Anonym. The four-story structure was conceived to house three separate families, with its interior organized to resemble a service apartment. Each floor provides functional spaces that family members can use independently. Common areas including a living room and kitchen occupy the ground level, while bedrooms, additional living spaces, and small pantries are located on the upper stories. Two internal courtyards that extend from the ground to the top floor connect all levels, creating open voids throughout the building. Lead architect Phongphat Ueasangkhomset headed the design team, which included Kamolchanok Somsang. Photography of the completed house was handled by Ketsiree Wongwan and Soopakorn Srisakul. The project was curated by Miwa Negoro.
Key facts
- Sailom House was completed in 2024.
- The architectural project covers 1,000 square meters.
- It is a four-story house located in Thailand.
- The design accommodates three separate families.
- Interior spaces are organized like a service apartment.
- Two internal courtyards connect all floors from ground to top.
- Lead architect was Phongphat Ueasangkhomset.
- Photography was by Ketsiree Wongwan and Soopakorn Srisakul.
Entities
Artists
- Phongphat Ueasangkhomset
- Kamolchanok Somsang
- Ketsiree Wongwan
- Soopakorn Srisakul
- Miwa Negoro
Institutions
- Anonym
Locations
- Thailand