yangnar studio repurposes local antiques and wood for compact home in thailand forest
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Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourcethe architects embrace the beauty of the wood’s natural textures
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourcethe natural materiality melds the home with its environment
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceviews of the outdoors weave through the space
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourcean elongated terrace serves as a connecting element between various sections of the house
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceYangnar Studio has repurposed local antique finds and wood from the surroundings
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceIng-Suk House sits elevated above compacted soil-lifted ground
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceold wooden pillars from vernacular houses in the Vietnam zone were adopted to merge with the site’s stone steps
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourceing suk house 3
Photography credited in the original designboom article · Published project sourcenestled amid a serene valley forest in Chiang Mai