ARTFEED — Contemporary Art Intelligence

Patara Architects Completes Bangsue Residence for Multi-Generational Family in Thailand

architecture-design · 2026-04-13

Patara Architects has completed Bangsue Residence in 2024, a 1,333-square-meter house in Thailand designed for a three-generation family. The architectural project, led by Patara Warathanasin with architects Chalut Netvichit and Nicha Kachamas, moves beyond basic spatial organization to create a home balancing communal interaction with individual privacy. Interior design was handled by Patara Architects, with construction managed by contractor Chanitat. Engineering contributions included civil work by Alps and electrical and sanitation systems by Acco. Photography was documented by tacophoto.bkk. Material suppliers included APK Brick, Bangkok Inter Stone, Lamptitude, Studio Mueja, Sunflex, and Zimplex. The design philosophy emphasizes creating "the home for everyone" through careful consideration of family dynamics and personal space.

Key facts

  • Bangsue Residence was completed in 2024
  • The house covers 1,333 square meters
  • Located in Thailand
  • Designed for a three-generation family
  • Lead architect is Patara Warathanasin
  • Architecture firm is Patara Architects
  • Photography by tacophoto.bkk
  • Contractor was Chanitat

Entities

Artists

  • Patara Warathanasin
  • Chalut Netvichit
  • Nicha Kachamas
  • Miwa Negoro

Institutions

  • Patara Architects
  • APK Brick
  • Bangkok Inter Stone
  • Lamptitude
  • Studio Mueja
  • Sunflex
  • Zimplex
  • Chanitat
  • Alps
  • Acco
  • tacophoto.bkk

Locations

  • Thailand

Sources