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The double-story building design in Thailand, which typically elevates the structure on stilts, is an adaptive design to its unique geographical and climatic conditions. As many areas in Thailand are prone to flooding during the rainy season, elevating the building mass on stilts helps avoid the direct impact of floods on living spaces. In modern residential designs in Bangkok, this concept has been further developed, with the ground floor being hollowed out to create open and ventilated spaces that can be used for outdoor activities and as leisure areas connected to the natural landscape.

The Art of Natural Integration in Living

Upon entering the tent, the first thing you see is the ingenious division into two hexagonal spaces. One hexagonal area is specially designed for leisure and socializing, offering a spacious living room and dining area where you can enjoy happy times with family and friends. The high ceiling and large glass doors and windows not only bring in ample natural light but also offer a panoramic view of the outdoor scenery, allowing you to enjoy the comfortable indoor environment while also feeling the charm of nature. The other hexagonal area is a private bedroom space, providing a place to relax after a day of adventure. The soft bed, warm lighting, and good sound insulation work together to create an ideal sleeping environment.

Exploring the Infinite Possibilities of Outdoor Living

The tent's ventilation design typically integrates the principle of natural convection and a well-planned ventilation structure. The vents at the top of the tent take advantage of the natural tendency of hot air to rise, expelling the warm air, while vents at the bottom or sides allow fresh, cool air to enter. The canvas material itself is breathable, creating an effective air circulation system.

Panoramic view, natural home

In the art of outdoor living, the rectangular glass house tent brings you a feast for the eyes and the senses with its unique structure and design. The simple rectangular outline and fully transparent glass design blur the boundaries between indoors and out, making you feel as if you are immersed in nature, coexisting harmoniously with the surrounding environment.

The design of the snail tent is inspired by the image of snails in nature, imitating the spiral shape of the snail shell and incorporating elements of bionics. This shape not only provides a fresh visual experience but also symbolizes the slow-paced life concept of snails, offering residents a way of living in harmony with nature.

Beneath the distant horizon, the T-shaped nomadic tents stand quietly, they are travelers of time, sentinels of freedom. From the Sangke Grassland in Gannan to the mysterious valleys of Yunnan, these tents are not only shelters for travelers but also the birthplaces of stories.

On the distant horizon, where the sky and earth blend, stands a series of nomadic (palace) tents, quietly paying homage to the traditional nomadic civilization and offering a poetic dwelling for modern travelers. The design of these tents is inspired by the lifestyle of traditional nomadic peoples, typically featuring characteristics that adapt to the natural environment and the needs of migration.

The technology of negative pressure projection domes is leading a visual revolution with its immersive experience. As the market's demand for high-quality visual experiences continues to grow, dome projection, with its 360-degree panoramic view, is widely applied across education, exhibitions, and entertainment sectors. By integrating artificial intelligence and cutting-edge electronic technology, it promises to deliver a new level of interactive experiences.