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mun architects

a multi-disciplinary architectural practice mun is an architectural and interior design studio based in Bangkok, Thailand.

Founded in 2012 by a small group of architects and interior designers. The practice focuses on providing design solution through client involved researches and creative process. We always take locally thinking into account, resulting in the products that fulfill their context and client's needs spontaneously.

26/07/2023

Feel our design with PODIUM furniture at Podium showroom, Sathorn.

12/04/2023

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05/07/2022

Article of Baksters Office by art4d

24/12/2021

Baksters article by Dsignsomething,
much appreciated Dsign Something

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10/11/2021

MUN Architects transforms a 4 story shop house into a computer vision business support office.

Located in the middle of the hectic city of Bangkok, Thailand. The typical low ceiling shophouse building has been reprogrammed and refurbished for Baksters. Started by emptying the building, removing some unwanted floor slabs, and keeping the original reinforced concrete post and beam structure. The timber walls are introduced as a buffer from the brick walls being used in the whole alley to create a sense of being enclosed by natural material.

The sequence of going into the building has been reorganized.
The first floor is the main dining area for staff. It can also be used for parties or events. at the mezzanine floor, a meeting room and desks are lightened up by natural light from a small enclosed opening space.

When reaching the second floor, the first impression is to experience a tall space to the roof slab with a strip of a skylight casting shadows of the galvanized gratings on a vast timber wall. This is the only area that carpet tiles are used. This common space will turn into a workshop for children during the weekend. The corporate colors are shown on the floor. Gradient blue, green, and a red circle are interpreted as water, forest, and the sun. The third floor is mainly for workstations with a connecting bridge as a transition space to the floating meeting room. All trees planted in the project are intended to be seen from every functional space within the building. When walking up through the curved staircase to the fourth floor, the staff will be welcomed by a small rectangle skylight giving a sense of intimacy to the narrow space. This floor is for a meeting room and a bedroom for staff who want to stay overnight.

Natural lights play the main role in interior spaces. The staff can experience how lights react when filtered by leaves, galvanized gratings, fabric, or when they come and move in different angles creating patterns of shadows throughout the day. With the hope to create "consciousness" in oneself.

Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Project Year: Start May 2020/Completion September 2021
Built Area: 420 Sq.M.
Photos by : Soopakorn Srisakul

05/08/2021

our latest interior design project inside a beautiful architecture by Kuanchanok Pakavaleetorn, Gregory Mielimaka

Completed in 2021 in Khet Sathon, Thailand. Images by W-Workspace. 55 Sathorn house is the culmination of years of experience in design, use of materials, and dedication to fine construction details. The design...

05/08/2021

55 Sathorn House

Architecture: Kuanchanok Pakavaleetorn, Gregory Mielimaka
Interior Design: MUN Architects
Photographs: W-Workspace
Location: Sathorn, Bangkok

55 Sathorn House is an interior design project for architect clients who designed the architecture of the house,
located in the middle of the hectic city of Bangkok.

Following what the architecture has provided, lights and shadows seep through skylights and windows illuminating the interior spaces.
The materials used in the project express their natural beauties when reflecting with lights. Due to the limited space of the house, all functions and details are carefully designed to be used generously by the owners.

05/08/2021

30/03/2021

Kitchen design for Podium by mun architects
With a strong background in wood furniture making of Podium,
"LOG" is a kitchen that lets the wood expresses itself as an art of nature.
All the cabinet doors are made from plain acrylic resins acting as a canvas for the island's continuous wood grain front drawers, bringing them to the fore.

for purchase, please visit Podium