Logo design for our friend’s real estate development company in Nagoya, Japan. The geometry of this logo is inspired by the top view of a century-old traditional Japanese house owned by the family. This house is one of a handful of buildings in Nagoya that have survived through Second World War.

The top view, as interpreted by our client, also represents God’s / Satellite’s eye views, a combined belief in faith that protects the property through difficult times and technology that helps gear the company forward into the future.

Weather Station, developed for a children playground in Bangkok, is an installation that aims to encourage children to appreciate a relationship between nature and science through the movement of wind. The installation consists of an array of wind vanes, hand-held fans, and anemometers. Kids will be able to create their own wind and learn about wind direction and speed. Data collected by anemometers can later be used to create another interactive art piece to be installed elsewhere in the premises.

The exhibition was open to public at Bangkok International Book Fair 2016, held between March 29 and April 10, 2016, at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.

Organizers
The Publishers and Booksellers Association of Thailand (PUBAT)
Sathirakoses-Nagapradjpa Foundation (SNF)
โครงการ 100 ปีชาตกาล ศ.ดร. ป๋วย อึ๊งภากรณ์, Thammasart University

Producers
Charun Homtientong
Siwaroj Darnsomsathit
Somkid Lertpaitoon
Boonsom Akkarathammakul

Exhibition & Content Editor
Kasidit Ananthanathorn

Exhibition Designer
Studio Aeroplane Co., Ltd.

Exhibition Logo Designer
Prabda Yoon

Exhibition Illustrator
Wiriya Mana Anantakul

Exhibition Catalogue Designer
wrongdesign

Construction
SCG Paper

In April our studio was invited to visit our clients’ home in Belgium and our friends’ in The Netherlands. It was our first time traveling in Europe in spring so, in-between works and visits to museums, galleries, and markets, we found ourselves taking peaceful strolls in local botanical gardens and parks whenever we had a chance. Seeing the emergence of fresh leaves and blooming of flowers in mass was truly and positively refreshing after a long year of hard work.

Here are the nice gardens and parks we visited during our three-week stay:

Den Botaniek, Antwerp, Belgium
Kralingse Bos & Plas, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Trompenburg Tuinen & Arboretum, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Slot Zeist, Zeist, The Netherlands
Aalst Stadpark, Aalst, Belgium

“A Chronicle of Hope from Womb to Tomb” an exhibition about the hopes and ideas of Dr.Puey Ungphakorn to commemorate a centennial of his birth is open to public from today until April 10, 2016, at Bangkok International Book Fair 2016, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Please stop by if you are in town.

An Interactive Installation for “New Aged Citizens” Exhibition

24 February – 29 May 2016
Gallery 2, Thailand Creative and Design Center (TCDC)
http://www.tcdc.or.th/calendar/exhibition/24553

Exhibition “New Aged Citizens: New Definition, New Opportunity and New Challenges”
February 24 – May 29, 2016
Gallery 2, Thailand Creative and Design Center (TCDC), Bangkok, Thailand

A new exhibition on aging society our studio was working on with Thailand Creative and Design Center is now open to public.

We would like to thank TCDC for this opportunity. For four straight months, we had a good experience collaborating on this important yet challenging topic with a long list of talented teams and artists that are involved in this project.

If you are in Bangkok and have some free time, please stop by and help us build an ecology that will fit a new type of society the world will soon experience.

Images from our short weekend trip to the mid-century modern Phnom Penh.
Khmer Architecture Tour

Design of a new family-owned homemade pâtisserie on Sukhumvit 49 in Bangkok. Our intent is to create a simple and clean space that supports the aroma of its main products – freshly-baked bread, pastries, and teas.

The space is renovated from a shophouse that once housed a pub and a Ramen restaurant. The renovation is underway and, hopefully, complete by the end of January 2016.

Here are the images of “Thai Rise” exhibition catalog designed by our studio. The main design feature includes key visual design inspired by the diverseness in Thai folk culture. The catalog cover comes in five colors.

The exhibition is open to public at Frankfurt Book Fair 2015 until this Sunday, October 18, 2015.