Su Kum Vit 71st, On-Nut | JZ SOLUTIONS Holding Group Co., Ltd.

Su Kum Vit 71st, On-Nut

Code : CCBD54010284013
Location : On-Nut, Sukhumvit 71
Landmarks : On-Nut Intersection
Area (approximately in Acre) : 3
Shape : Rectangular (135mx70m)
Distance of the adjacent length attaching to mainroad : 135-meter adjacent to Sukhumvit main road
Area color : Red
Scenenario feasibilities : High-rise business offices (30-story buildings), five-star hotels, the world-class landmarks with lots of mixed-use projects
Price (all fees included) : USD 150 M
Expected development project balance in USD : 1,250-1,380 M

Though these potentially pioneering lands are a bit out of the epicenter area, have been influenced by Bangkok’s transformation into world-class prime locations and have advanced thanks to this innovative approach to urban living. The venture is likely to become “the New Influential Global City” building up Thailand’s international status and economy. An increasing number of diverse commercial outlets in these areas are getting ready to open their doors to the public, offering new lifestyle solutions to the market. Our vision for these developing areas is to create the center of Bangkok, a vibrant urban hub where every square inch, with almost 0.5 acres to 3 acres, is infused with care and purpose. This planned community will blend green spaces into its design, which should enhance Bangkok’s urban landscape and foster a welcoming environment for all.

The Yangzhou Grand Canal Theatre

The Yangzhou Grand Canal Theatre, envisioned by TJAD Original Design Studio, stands in a dynamic setting, seamlessly blending the natural beauty of landscapes, the art of architecture, and the vibrancy of urban spaces. This design represents a contemporary vision of integrating public spaces into the fabric of daily life, exemplified by captivating features such as The Moon Garden and The Art Bridge within the theater. Situated between the city and the lake, the design prioritizes the fluidity of urban space, with The Moon Garden serving as an inviting centerpiece open to all. Additionally, the south-facing side of the building is artfully constructed as an elevated bridge, creating a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces and offering breathtaking views of the lake.

photographs: SFAP, and Xiu Yang

Integral Iluminacion Commercial Building

The Integral Iluminacion Commercial Building, designed by Jannina Cabal & Arquitectos and completed in 2014, is a striking example of contemporary architecture in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The building is on two diamond-shaped plots and features a unique facade with two distinct volumes. One volume is wrapped in a geometric-patterned fabric inspired by a diamond plan decomposed into irregular triangles. At the same time, the other is a sleek glass prism supported by an exposed metal structure that creates a parking area beneath a large roof. The facade combines a medium gray textile mesh with RGB LED lighting that allows dynamic color changes, complemented by dark gray metal structures and expansive glass surfaces. Inside, simplicity prevails with concrete floors, white walls, and natural light enhanced by an interior courtyard and a fountain, creating an inviting atmosphere despite the building’s commercial nature.

Photograph: Juan Alberto Andrade