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Watch this beautiful project in Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima in a detailed architectural documentary from Lets Buildit.
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Project : Binary Wood House
Firm : TACHA Design Studio
Location : Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima
Photographer :BeerSingnoi
Design Team : Montien Keawkon, Thanpareeya Satthamnuwong
The house location induces harmony with nature. The property is situated on a hill stretching from north to south, with the south area being the highest part of the land which would have made it the vantage point and therefore most suitable location of the house. However, as a significant number of Phayung trees (Siamese Rosewood) thrive in that area, we had to choose another less occupied patch of land nearby. Binary Wood House was finally built next to Phayung’s peaceful existence, whose silhouettes shield the home from the afternoon sun glare. It is mutualism: the interdependence between human and nature, a conversation between the house and the trees, like the sound of a wooden flute that returns to its bamboo origin.Considering the geographical location - the hill alignment from north to south, and the shape of the land which is perpendicular to the east-west direction - the owner wished to expose the front of the house primarily to the west, and some parts of the house to the east. This poses a design problem, however: that is, we have to figure out how to handle the heat during the afternoon. We come up with two solutions. First is to design a seamless indoor-outdoor living room open to cool winds from the hillside all day long, together with locating the room next to the original trees whose shade will help block the sun rays and adding a reflecting pond to increase moisture in the house. Second is to provide multiple living spaces the residents could use, including the main living room, the rope hammock loft installed on an elevated deck under the tree in the north side of the house, and the swinging daybed in the veranda in the east. These are to encourage the residents who may be used to the air-conditioned home to spend more time relaxing natural air.
The wood paneling is also one of the project’s green approaches. Trees are regrown and wood is produced to least disturb the environment. 80% of wood used to construct Binary Wood House comprises different types of reused wood which were repolished, categorised, and assigned to suit different functions in the house. Inspired by the traditional and unique “Korat House”, originating in Nakorn Ratchasima province, the woodwork was carried out by the local craftsmen, whose expertise was utilised and adapted to meet the demands of the modern construction and design. The local employment also means a reduced cost of transportation.
Despite our earnest attempt to not disturb those who came before, we are well aware that this architectural building is more or less an interference with nature. Casting pessimism aside, we like to believe that our work can still be a symbolic gesture to encourage environmentally responsible practice in the design industry.
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What's the budget ?

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Good question. However it's not revealed by the clients.