Bamboo Pier Transforms Pattani Waterfront into Community Hub
In 2026, HAS design and research finalized the Pattani Fishermen Community Hub, a bamboo pier situated on the Pattani River in southern Thailand. Spanning 148 square meters, the structure is elevated on a steel platform, allowing river currents to flow underneath. Constructed from locally sourced bamboo, it supports aquatic ecosystems. The hub includes openings for visibility, submerged stones for fish shelter, and shaded areas for various activities. It functions as a working pier for fishing vessels and a venue for swimming, community events, and observing marine life. The design reflects Pattani's cultural landscape and involves the Sabarang community, with architects Jenchieh Hung and Kulthida Songkittipakdee overseeing the project alongside several consultants and builders.
Key facts
- HAS design and research completed the Pattani Fishermen Community Hub in 2026.
- The hub is located on the Pattani River in Pattani, Thailand.
- The structure is raised on a steel platform and uses locally sourced bamboo.
- The project covers 148 square meters.
- Lead architects are Jenchieh Hung and Kulthida Songkittipakdee.
- The Sabarang community participated in construction.
- The hub supports fishing activities and public recreation.
- It aligns with the City Pillar Shrine and Pattani Mosque.
Entities
Artists
- Jenchieh Hung
- Kulthida Songkittipakdee
- Darin Thonongtor
- Panipak Prinyagul
- Grid Ochaphan
- Natchadarin Putthapornmongkol
- Surapong Sirivichayakul
- Hadi Wijaya
- Nada Inthaphunt
- Rachit Radenahmad
- Anan Kaday
- Rzz Yeejehwae
- Rungkit Charoenwat
Institutions
- HAS design and research
- in Contrast Design Studio
- Masco Enterprise Thailand
- Sabarang Community
- Creative Lighting Asia
- Best Architectural Lighting
Locations
- Pattani
- Thailand
- Pattani River
- Malaysia