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Portrait of a Lady on Fire nominations for Les Césars 2020 - Feb. 28, 2020

Best Female Newcomer: Luàna Bajrami

Best Actress: Noémie Merlant

Best Actress: Adèle Haenel

Best Costumes: Dorothée Guiraud

Best Production Design: Thomas Grézaud

Best Cinematography: Claire Mathon

Best Sound: Julien Sicart, Valérie Deloof, Daniel Sobrino

Best Director: Céline Sciamma

Best Original Screen Play: Céline Sciamma

Best Film

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O Jovem Ahmed [Trailer HD Legendado]  — O filme estreia nos cinemas brasileiros em 20 de fevereiro.

Título Original: Le Jeune Ahmed

Direção e roteiro: Jean-Pierre e Luc Dardenne

Produção: Jean-Pierre e Luc Dardenne, Denis Freyd

Fotografia: Benoit Dervaux

Edição: Marie-Hélène Dozo

Direção de arte: Igor Gabriel

Música: Jean-Pierre Duret, Julien Sicart

Figurino: Maïra Ramedhan-Levi

Gênero: Drama

País: Bélgica, França

Ano: 2019

Cor

Duração: 84 minutos

Classificação:12 anos

Elenco: Idir Ben Addi, Olivier Bonnaud, Myriem Akheddiou, Victoria Bluck, Claire Bodson, Othmane Moumen

Sinopse: Ahmed é um jovem muçulmano de 13 anos que vive na Bélgica. Seguindo as palavras de um imã local, e inspirado nos passos do primo extremista, ele começa a rejeitar a autoridade da mãe e da professora. Quando se convence de que a professora é uma pecadora por ministrar um curso de árabe sem utilizar o Corão, Ahmed decide matá-la para impressionar os líderes religiosos e agradar a Alá. Depois do ato, o adolescente precisa lidar com as consequências de seu crime, e com as tentações da vida, ao encontrar o seu primeiro amor.

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PM HOUSE Bangkok, Home on Soi Krungthepnon

PM HOUSE Bangkok, Soi Krungthepnon Home, Thai Residential Development Photos, Architecture, Architect Design

PM HOUSE in Bangkok, on Soi Krungthepnon

10 Feb 2022

Design: OFFICE ARCHITECT9KAMPANAD

Location: Soi Krungthepnon 43, Bangkok, Thailand

Photos by TOMORAD

PM HOUSE, Thai Residence on Soi Krungthepnon, Thailand

Live like modern Thai……..this phrase gave initial idea for this home design for a family of three, two elderly parents and working daughter who spent most of her time outside.

The concept is to build a new family home on the same land where they have been living for generations. In consideration of the older generation’s lifestyle as a simple Thai way of life, the design team decided to carry on with the contemporary-style architecture to still keep up with the modern life.

The modern exterior building with three-story white geometric box has been pushed up by a shortened rule and encased the second floor with white iron battens. This part serves to keep the privacy from neighborhood, filter the direct sunlight in the afternoon as well as serves for safety reasons.

Despite the strong geometrical-shape exterior, the interior presents the open floor plan to maximize the light atmosphere and indoor ventilation. Moreover, most of the area remains open to allow the flexible layouts and the ability for the senior members to move around easily.

The main stair as well adjusted to accommodate the elderly members. The floors are made of real wood placed on steel joists with no ceilings above to create the sense of the traditional Thai house, the thoughtful design which makes the most out of the alternative sources of energy, namely light and wind.

As a result, this house requires no electric light throughout the day with the cool wind which flows through the outside corridor along the house. The woodwork furniture was brought over from the family’s old home to create the sense of continuity.

The results are very satisfactory. We strive to design a residential architecture that is suitable for the locality and region. For sustainability in the future and most importantly…. Stay well and live happy like modern Thai.

PM HOUSE, Soi Krungthepnon, Thailand – Building Information

Project Name : PM HOUSE Office Name : OFFICE ARCHITECT9KAMPANAD Office Website : www.9kampanad.com Social Media : https://ift.tt/PT7Aqny, https://ift.tt/2BL7Vgs Instagram :@architect9kampanad Contact Email : 9kampanad@gmail.com Firm Location : Bangkok, Thailand

Completetion year : 2020 Gross built Area : 210sq.m. Project Location : Soi Krungthepnon43,Bangkok, Thailand Program : Private Residential Lead Architect : Mr.Chalermpon Sombutyanuchit, Mr.Nuttapoag Vinyarat, Miss Worravadee Suparatchseranee Lead Architect Email : 9kampanad@gmail.com

Photo Credit : TOMORAD Photographer email : 9kampanad@gmail.com

PM HOUSE Bangkok, Home on Soi Krungthepnon information / images received 100222 from OFFICE ARCHITECT9KAMPANAD

Location: Soi Krungthepnon, Bangkok, Thailand, South East Asia

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Naked House, Koh Samui Design: Marc Gerritsen image courtesy of architects Naked House – Thai Residence

Thailand Beach Houses, Koh Samui Design: Mandalay Samui Developments photo : Anne Sophie Maestracci (SamuiPics) Mandalay Beach Villas Thailand

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César 2020: tutte le nomination, domina L’Ufficiale e la Spia di Polanski

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César 2020: tutte le nomination, domina L’Ufficiale e la Spia di Polanski

César 2020: tutte le nomination, domina L’Ufficiale e la Spia di Polanski

César 2020: tutte le nomination, domina L’Ufficiale e la Spia di Polanski

Anche la Francia si mette in pari con la stagione dei premi dell’anno corrente e annuncia le nomination ai César 2020. La sorpresa è che il bellissimo film di Roman Polanski, L’Ufficiale e la Spia (J’accuse) ha conquistato 12 nomination, nonostante le polemiche e le nuove accuse che hanno reso ancora turbolenti gli ultimi mesi del regista.

Nella categoria Miglior film straniero, spicca anche una nomination, l’unica, per l’Italia, a Il Traditore di Marco Bellocchio, che era stato presentato proprio in terra francese a Cannes 2019, e che aveva riscosso un discreto successo.

Ecco la lista completa dei nominati ai César 2020

BEST FILM La Belle Époque, Nicolas Bedos Grace à Dieu, François Ozon Hors Normes, Eric Toledano, Olivier Nakache J’accuse (An Officer and a Spy), Roman Polanski Les Misérables, Ladj Ly Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu (Portrait of a Lady on Fire), Céline Sciamma Roubaix, Une Lumiere, Arnaud Desplechin

BEST DIRECTOR La Belle Époque, Nicolas Bedos Grace à Dieu, François Ozon Hors Normes, Eric Toledano, Olivier Nakache J’accuse (An Officer and a Spy), Roman Polanski Les Misérables, Ladj Ly Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu (Portrait of a Lady on Fire), Céline Sciamma Roubaix, Une Lumiere, Arnaud Desplechin

BEST ACTRESS Anaîs Demoustier, Alice et Le Maire Eva Green, Proxima Adèle Haenel, Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu Chiara Mastroianni, Chambre 212
 Noémie Merlant, Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu Doria Tillier, 
La Belle Époche Karin Viard, Chanson Douce

BEST ACTOR Daniel Auteuil, La Belle Époche Damien Bonnard, Les Misérables Vincent Cassel, Hors Normes Jean Dujardin, J’accuse Reda Kateb, Hors Normes Melvil Poupaud, Grace à Dieu Roschdy Zem, Roubaix, Une Lumiere

BEST FOREIGN FILM Pain and Glory, Pedro Almodovar Le Jeune Ahmed, Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne Joker, Todd Phillips Lola Vers La Mer, Laurent Micheli Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino Parasite, Bong Joon-Ho The Traitor, Marco Bellocchio

BEST DOCUMENTARY 68, Mon Pere et Les Clous,  Samuel Bigiaoui La Cordillère des Songes, Patricio Guzman Lourdes, Thierry Demaizière, Alain Teurlai M, Yolande Zauberman Wonder Boy Olivier Rousteing, Né Sous X, Anissa Bonnefont

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY La Belle Époche, Nicolas Bedos Grace à Dieu, François Ozon Hors Normes, Eric Toledano, Olivier Nakache Les Misérables, Ladj Ly, Giordano Gederlini, Alexis Manenti Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu (Portrait of a Lady on Fire), Céline Sciamma

BEST FIRST FILM Atlantique (Atlantics), Mati Diop Nom de la Terre, Edouard Bergeon Le Chant du Loup, Antonin Baudry Les Misérables, Ladj Ly Papicha, Mounia Meddour

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

La Belle Époque, Nicolas Bedos Grace à Dieu, François Ozon Hors Normes, Eric Toledano, Olivier Nakache Les Misérables, Ladj Ly, Giordano Gederlini, Alexis Manenti Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu (Portrait of a Lady on Fire), Céline Sciamma

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY Costa-Gavras, Adults in the Room Roman Polanski, Robert Harris, J’accuse Jérémy Clapin, Guillaume Laurant, J’ai Perdu Mon Corps Arnaud Desplechin, Léa Mysius, Roubaix, Une Lumière Dominik Moll, Gilles Marchand, Seules les Bêtes

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Fanny Ardant, La Belle Époque Josiane Balasko, Grace à Dieu Laure Calamy, Seules les Bêtes
 Sara Forestier, Roubaix, Une Lumière Hélène Vincent, Hors Normes

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Swann Arlaud, Grace à Dieu Grégory Gadebois, J’accuse Louis Garrel, J’accuse Benjamin Lavernhe, Mon Inconnue Denis Ménochet, Grace à Dieu

BEST FEMALE NEWCOMER Luàna Bajrami, Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu Céleste Brunnquell, Les Éblouis Lyna Khoudri, Papicha Nina Meurisse, Camille Mama Sané, Atlantique

BEST MALE NEWCOMER Anthony Bajon, Au Nom de la Terre Benjamin Lesieur, Hors Normes Alexis Manenti, Les Misérables Liam Pierron, La Vie Scolaire Djebril Zonga, Les Misérables

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE La Fameuse Invasion des Ours en Sicile, Lorenzo Mattotti Les Hirondelles de Kaboul, Zabou Breitman J’ai Perdu Mon Corps (I Lost My Body), Jérémy Clapin

BEST EDITING ANNY DANCHÉ, FLORENT VASSAULT – LA BELLE ÉPOQUE LAURE GARDETTE – GRÂCE À DIEU DORIAN RIGAL-ANSOUS – HORS NORMES HERVÉ DE LUZE – J’ACCUSE FLORA VOLPELIÈRE – LES MISÉRABLES

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY NICOLAS BOLDUC – LA BELLE ÉPOQUE PAWEL EDELMAN – J’ACCUSE JULIEN POUPARD – LES MISÉRABLES CLAIRE MATHON – PORTRAIT DE LA JEUNE FILLE EN FEU IRINA LUBTCHANSKY – ROUBAIX, UNE LUMIÈRE

BEST COSTUMES EMMANUELLE YOUCHNOVSKI – LA BELLE ÉPOQUE THIERRY DELETTRE – EDMOND PASCALINE CHAVANNE – J’ACCUSE ALEXANDRA CHARLES – JEANNE DOROTHÉE GUIRAUD – PORTRAIT DE LA JEUNE FILLE EN FEU

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN STÉPHANE ROZENBAUM – LA BELLE ÉPOQUE BENOÎT BAROUH – LE CHANT DU LOUP FRANCK SCHWARZ – EDMOND JEAN RABASSE – J’ACCUSE THOMAS GRÉZAUD – PORTRAIT DE LA JEUNE FILLE EN FEU

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE FATIMA AL QADIRI – ATLANTIQUE ALEXANDRE DESPLAT – J’ACCUSE DAN LÉVY – J’AI PERDU MON CORPS MARCO CASANOVA, KIM CHAPIRON – LES MISÉRABLES GRÉGOIRE HETZEL – ROUBAIX, UNE LUMIÈRE

BEST SOUND RÉMI DARU, SÉVERIN FAVRIAU, JEAN-PAUL HURIER – LA BELLE ÉPOQUE NICOLAS CANTIN, THOMAS DESJONQUÈRES, RAPHAËL MOUTERDE, OLIVIER GOINARD, RANDY THOM – LE CHANT DU LOUP LUCIEN BALIBAR, AYMERIC DEVOLDÈRE, CYRIL HOLTZ, NIELS BARLETTA – J’ACCUSE ARNAUD LAVALEIX, JÉRÔME GONTHIER, MARCO CASANOVA – LES MISÉRABLES JULIEN SICART, VALÉRIE DE LOOF, DANIEL SOBRINO – PORTRAIT DE LA JEUNE FILLE EN FEU

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4-Contemporary Lives on the Nature of Filmic Autobiographies Laura Teresa Di Summa-Knoop Pages 54-65

5- Re-thinking Desire: Constructing the Male Self in Hanif Kureishi Andreas Athanasiades Pages 66-82

6-Julien/Serge Doubrovsky: The Monster in the Mirror Pierre-Alexandre Sicart Pages 83-97

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Modern Villa Captures Sea Views in Koh Samui, Thailand

Sicart & Smith Architects is an international boutique design firm in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Led by Franck Sicart and Julien Smith, two French architects, the company develops modern and tropical designs.

The concept of 180 Samui started with the careful analysis of the site: a breathtaking view of Chaweng Bay in Koh Samui, Thailand, and a massive rock that needed to be integrated in the project. The result is a horizontal design, low roof-lines and a simple material palette.

The villa is organized around an impressive pool overlooking the view, set perpendicular to the main rock and offering a dramatic feel. A three-sided infinity edge merges the pool, the sea, the sky and its reflection; it seems like the swimming pool is floating in thin air.

The villa accommodates five bedrooms with further facilities such as a spa room, a gym area and a rooftop chill-out terrace. The swimming pool is surrounded by an open kitchen and pool lounge with library and pool table.

Terrazzo and teak wood are the main materials used for the design with subtle variations and accents of black, cream, polished and raw finishes for the terrazzo.

Most of the furniture has built-in features. The sofa in the lounge is sunken into the floor so that when seated, the inhabitants have a clear view of the horizon. Beds are centered in the middle of the bedrooms to maximize sea vistas. A light touch of aquamarine has been added to complete the balance and  harmony of the project. Information provided by Sicart & Smith Architects. Photography courtesy of Johnny McGeorge & Julien Smith.

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Modern Villa Captures Sea Views in Koh Samui, Thailand

Sicart & Smith Architects is an international boutique design firm in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Led by Franck Sicart and Julien Smith, two French architects, the company develops modern and tropical designs.

The concept of 180 Samui started with the careful analysis of the site: a breathtaking view of Chaweng Bay in Koh Samui, Thailand, and a massive rock that needed to be integrated in the project. The result is a horizontal design, low roof-lines and a simple material palette.

The villa is organized around an impressive pool overlooking the view, set perpendicular to the main rock and offering a dramatic feel. A three-sided infinity edge merges the pool, the sea, the sky and its reflection; it seems like the swimming pool is floating in thin air.

The villa accommodates five bedrooms with further facilities such as a spa room, a gym area and a rooftop chill-out terrace. The swimming pool is surrounded by an open kitchen and pool lounge with library and pool table.

Terrazzo and teak wood are the main materials used for the design with subtle variations and accents of black, cream, polished and raw finishes for the terrazzo.

Most of the furniture has built-in features. The sofa in the lounge is sunken into the floor so that when seated, the inhabitants have a clear view of the horizon. Beds are centered in the middle of the bedrooms to maximize sea vistas. A light touch of aquamarine has been added to complete the balance and  harmony of the project. Information provided by Sicart & Smith Architects. Photography courtesy of Johnny McGeorge & Julien Smith.

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Modern Villa Captures Sea Views in Koh Samui, Thailand Sicart & Smith Architects is an international boutique design firm in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Led by Franck Sicart and Julien Smith, two French architects, the company develops modern and tropical designs. The concept of 180 Samui started with the careful analysis of the site: a breathtaking view of Chaweng Bay in Koh Samui, Thailand, and a massive rock that needed to be integrated in the project. The result is a horizontal design, low roof-lines and a simple material palette. The villa is organized around an impressive pool overlooking the view, set perpendicular to the main rock and offering a dramatic feel. A three-sided infinity edge merges the pool, the sea, the sky and its reflection; it seems like the swimming pool is floating in thin air. The villa accommodates five bedrooms with further facilities such as a spa room, a gym area and a rooftop chill-out terrace. The swimming pool is surrounded by an open kitchen and pool lounge with library and pool table. Terrazzo and teak wood are the main materials used for the design with subtle variations and accents of black, cream, polished and raw finishes for the terrazzo. Most of the furniture has built-in features. The sofa in the lounge is sunken into the floor so that when seated, the inhabitants have a clear view of the horizon. Beds are centered in the middle of the bedrooms to maximize sea vistas. A light touch of aquamarine has been added to complete the balance and harmony of the project. Information provided by Sicart & Smith Architects. Photography courtesy of Johnny McGeorge & Julien Smith. The post Modern Villa Captures Sea Views in Koh Samui, Thailand appeared first on Freshome.com.

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Sicart & Smith Architects is an international boutique design firm in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Led by Franck Sicart and Julien Smith, two French architects, the company develops modern and tropical designs.

The concept of 180 Samui started with the careful analysis of the site: a breathtaking view of Chaweng Bay in Koh Samui, Thailand, and a massive rock that needed to be integrated in the project. The result is a horizontal design, low roof-lines and a simple material palette.

The villa is organized around an impressive pool overlooking the view, set perpendicular to the main rock and offering a dramatic feel. A three-sided infinity edge merges the pool, the sea, the sky and its reflection; it seems like the swimming pool is floating in thin air.

The villa accommodates five bedrooms with further facilities such as a spa room, a gym area and a rooftop chill-out terrace. The swimming pool is surrounded by an open kitchen and pool lounge with library and pool table.

Terrazzo and teak wood are the main materials used for the design with subtle variations and accents of black, cream, polished and raw finishes for the terrazzo.

Most of the furniture has built-in features. The sofa in the lounge is sunken into the floor so that when seated, the inhabitants have a clear view of the horizon. Beds are centered in the middle of the bedrooms to maximize sea vistas. A light touch of aquamarine has been added to complete the balance and  harmony of the project. Information provided by Sicart & Smith Architects. Photography courtesy of Johnny McGeorge & Julien Smith.

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Happy One Year Anniversary

19 May 2019 | Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu premieres at the 72nd Cannes Film Festival!!

(credits: picture, cast and crew info)

Directed & Written by Céline Sciamma

Cast  Noémie Merlant...Marianne Adèle Haenel...Héloïse Luàna Bajrami...Sophie Valeria Golino...La Comtesse Christel Baras...La faiseuse d'anges Armande Boulanger...L'élève atelier Guy Delamarche...L'homme salon Clément Bouyssou...Le batelier Michèle Clément...Une paysanne (uncredited) Cécile Morel...Une paysanne (uncredited)

Produced by Rémi Burah...co-producer Véronique Cayla...co-producer Bénédicte Couvreur...producer Olivier Père...co-producer

Music by Jean-Baptiste de Laubier & Arthur Simonini Cinematography by Claire Mathon Film Editing by Julien Lacheray Casting By Christel Baras Production Design by Thomas Grézaud Costume Design by Dorothée Guiraud

Makeup Department Aurélie Cerveau...makeup artist Marthe Faucouit...makeup artist Marie Luiset...key makeup artist Quinet Sebastien...hair stylist

Production Management Romain Bonningue...assistant unit manager Julien Chapeaucou...assistant unit manager Tiphaine Huel...trainee unit manager Claire Langmann...production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Anaïs Couette...second assistant director Delphine Daull...first assistant director Luca Zentillin...trainee assistant director

Art Department Lionel Brison...construction coordinator / key painter Julia Didier...draper Guillaume Diehl...construction coordinator Baptiste Magis...graphic designer Pierre-Yves 'Pipo' Perot...assistant art director

Sound Department Valérie Deloof...sound editor Sarah Lelu...dialogue editor Vincent Milner...foley artist Edouard Morin...foley recordist Clémence Peloso...sound assistant Julien Sicart...sound engineer Daniel Sobrino...re-recording mixer

Visual Effects by Alain Carsoux...visual effects supervisor Romain Moussel...i/o editor Christian Tomikowski...digital compositor Olivier Tournayre...digital compositor

Stunts Sybille Blouin...stunt performer Yves Girard...co-stunt coordinator Grégory Loffredo...stunt coordinator Cecilia Ngo...stunt double: Noemie Merlant

Camera and Electrical Department Lisa Billuart-Monet...third assistant camera Gaël Carrière...additional electrician  Mathieu Caudroy...steadicam operator Sébastien Combe...electrician Jean-Marc Duez...grip François Gallou...additional electrician Mickael Georgeault...additional electrician Ernesto Giolitti...gaffer Alan Guichaoua...first assistant camera Charles Lagorce...best boy grip Thibault Lery...best boy electrician Vincent Taberlet...additional electrician Ombeline Tamboise...second assistant camera Marc Wilhelm...key grip

Casting Department Ange Amiel...extras coordinator Marie Pierre Delabrière...extras casting Vanessa Seydoux...extras casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department Coline Bavois...seamstress Agathe Meinnemare...set costumer Léa Rutkowski...wardrobe Editorial Department Jérôme Bigueur...colorist Eugenie Claudel...digital lab operator

Location Management Samuel Rodriguez-Mallet...locations scout

Music Department Jean-Pierre Arquié...composer agent Sequenza 9.3...musician Catherine Simonpiétri...Choir conductor Clement Souchier...music clearance Jeanne Trellu...music clearance

Script and Continuity Department Cécile Rodolakis...script supervisor

Other crew Hélène Delmaire...paintings artist Louisa Dent...Managing Director: Curzon Artificial Eye Laetitia Dom...production secretary François Guerrar...press attaché (as Hassan Guerrar) Harriet Harper-Jones...acquisitions manager: Curzon Artificial Eye

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Modern Villa Captures Sea Views in Koh Samui, Thailand

Sicart & Smith Architects is an international boutique design firm in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Led by Franck Sicart and Julien Smith, two French architects, the company develops modern and tropical designs.

The concept of 180 Samui started with the careful analysis of the site: a breathtaking view of Chaweng Bay in Koh Samui, Thailand, and a massive rock that needed to be integrated in the project. The result is a horizontal design, low roof-lines and a simple material palette.

The villa is organized around an impressive pool overlooking the view, set perpendicular to the main rock and offering a dramatic feel. A three-sided infinity edge merges the pool, the sea, the sky and its reflection; it seems like the swimming pool is floating in thin air.

The villa accommodates five bedrooms with further facilities such as a spa room, a gym area and a rooftop chill-out terrace. The swimming pool is surrounded by an open kitchen and pool lounge with library and pool table.

Terrazzo and teak wood are the main materials used for the design with subtle variations and accents of black, cream, polished and raw finishes for the terrazzo.

Most of the furniture has built-in features. The sofa in the lounge is sunken into the floor so that when seated, the inhabitants have a clear view of the horizon. Beds are centered in the middle of the bedrooms to maximize sea vistas. A light touch of aquamarine has been added to complete the balance and  harmony of the project. Information provided by Sicart & Smith Architects. Photography courtesy of Johnny McGeorge & Julien Smith.

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Baan Hom Din – Thai Residence

Baan Hom Din – Thai Residence, Residential Development, Koh Samui House, Architecture, Architect Design, Images

Baan Hom Din House in Phetchabun Province

10 Feb 2022

Design: TA-CHA Design

Location: Phetchabun province, Thailand

Photos: BeerSingnoi

Baan Hom Din, Thailand

When two doctors, one from Chiangmai and the other from Petchabun, decided to settle down and start their family, they looked for a land with a mountain view. They finally found one — a two-rai (3,370 sqm) piece of land, originally used as a paddy field, located in the valley between parallel ranges of the Petchabun mountains.

The two owners of Baan Hom Din have several requirements: this house should be able to cater for their uncertain work schedules; simple in style, it should also provide space for their children in the future; lastly, they hope it can forge a close relationship with the mountain ranges in the north.

So the process of functional design began. TA-CHA Design decided to elevate the house above the ground to deal with potential flooding. The owners’ desire to take the beautiful view of the mountains proved to be problematic, however; as both of them also concern about many flights of stairs which could have been a hindrance once they become older, TA-CHA Design then felt the need to adjust our original plan and instead proposed the use of ramps connecting between different areas of the house and leading to the highest, best viewing spot.

Taking the socio-architectural environment into account, we further considered about the position of the house, which is on the border of a village of local, contemporary architectural style. TA-CHA Design aimed to create harmony, yet preserving the identities of the owners who are non-local, modern, simple, and humble, and as a result finalised the design of a concrete, rectangular building complex, with each separate area under a gable roof and spreading horizontally, similar to the local Thai houses in the past.

Each building area is covered with a fiberglass roof to filter and disseminate natural light shining into the house. Inside, an additional indoor courtyard helps improve ventilation and invite natural light as well.

Wood materials were brought from nearby provinces and repurposed for doors, window casings, other pieces of furniture and built by local carpenter. So too are the bamboos which were from both Petchabun and its neighbouring provinces, making up the outer wall of the building.

Baan Hom Din House in Phetchabun Province, Thailand – Building Information

Architect: TA-CHA Design – https://www.facebook.com/TACHAstudio/ Interior: TA-CHA Design Location: Phetchabun province, Thailand Architects in Charge: Waranyu Makarabhirom, Sonthad Srisang Structural Engineer: Montien Keawkon Construction Coordinator: Thanpareeya Satthamnuwong Contractor: Chulakarnchange co.,ltd Area: 175 sqm (Enclosure space) / 240 sqm (Terrace) Project Year Completed: 2022 Client: Wongsakorn Charoenthai Décor Stylist: Mylivingroom https://ift.tt/k4BEY7r Décor Item: Décor Vivant https://ift.tt/G42XqA7

Photographer: BeerSingnoi = https://www.facebook.com/beersingnoi.arch.photo/ Translated: Gam Tithinun

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Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort Koh Samui

Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort, Koh Samui Hotel, Thai Building and Swimming Pool, Architecture Photos

Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort in Koh Samui

Contemporary Luxury Hotel Project in Thailand design by Onion

2 Mar 2021

Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort

Architects: Onion

Location: Koh Samui, Surat Thani, Thailand

Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort

Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort has a panoramic view of Chaweng Beach on Thailand’s third largest island. Ko Samui lies in the Gulf of Thailand off the east coast of Surat Thani Province.

It is known for its palm-fringed beaches, coconut groves, crystal clear sea, mountainous rainforest, luxury resorts and spas. It has a domestic and international airport. Travelers stop over at Chaweng Beach before joining the Full Moon Party on Ko Pha Ngan.

Onion started designing 138-room Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort 5 years ago in the scopes of architecture, interior, hardscape including decks and swimming pools, furniture, lighting and object designs.

In January 2018, the 52-room beachfront phase was opened for Sala’s guests. Every room has a private swimming pool and the sea view. There are 2-Bedroom Presidential Pool Villa next to the beach, framed the view by the old Banyan Trees, 4-Pool Villas and the rest of the guest rooms are in the 3-storey building.

Each room is different. On the first floor, Garden Pool Suites have the swimming pool on the rear. On the second and the third floors, Balcony Pool Suites have private swimming pool rooms on the balconies overlooking the central beachfront courtyard. The third floor also has the 1-Bedroom Pool Suites facing the ocean.

On the opposite side of the Chaweng Beach Road, the 85-room roadside phase of Sala Samui is expected to be finished in December 2018.

Onion’s design direction comes from an observation that our perceptions of the moon change every night, even if the source of light remains the same. Full moon is the time when we see the moon. Black moon is the period when we see no moon. Crescent moon is in the space in between. Everything at Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort is designed to enhance a sequence of light, shade and shadow.

The design process starts by these two questions: what Sala’s guests would like to see and how they would like to live when they stay at Chaweng Beach. Onion decides to leave a maximum open air space next to the beach. This courtyard functions like a bright living room. There is no attempt to control the circulation.

Guests are free to walk around in whatever direction they want. The circle is right for this purpose. Daybeds and umbrellas around the circular swimming pools have no direction. There is no particular spot to enter the swimming pool. Guests may sit, walk and lie down at any part of its perimeter wherever the water level is for their posture.

The swimming pool’s floors gradually slant to the niche wall. Each niche fits the human scale for a reason of privacy. At night, lighting design mimics an ambience of full moon in the water. Onion also add the white swim rings, named Onion Ring, as a friendly gesture.

Nothing blocks the sea view is an exclusive experience for Sala’s guests. From the largest exterior courtyard to the smallest interior space of every room, the ocean is a most picturesque scenery. Even at the lobby, one can see the sea right away.

This is how we perceive the sense of luxury. Luxury is not about what we build; rather, it is about the space that we decided not to build. Leaving the 70×40 square meters beachfront courtyard towards the East in this sense is a luxury.

The continuous long and flat façade of the beachfront building is painted in white colour. That is to highlight the crescent shadows of the precast concrete walls. At least 7 different curves are layered from the building envelops to the interior spaces. Each curved wall separates each activity such as swimming, bathing and sleeping.

Moving shadows make each room different. A most complex shades of grey often appear in the private swimming pool rooms. These spaces are painted by the shadows of stripe and oval shading devices, overlaid on the curved wall and its crescent shadow.

Onion works with local materials and everyday life objects. What makes the ordinary things appeared special are the modes of arrangement and the inventions of new forms. Bamboo blinders are used as the lobby’s ceiling. Triangular pillows are scaled down and reshaped to fit our spaces.

The patterns of rattan lamps are redesigned so that the light of each lamps would appear different. Coconut shells are used as lamps and other decorative elements such as table legs. Onion does not design too many objects for Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort. Each object is thought of with care.

Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort, Koh Samui – Building Information

Location: Koh Samui, Surat Thani, Thailand Year: 2018 Architect: Onion Interior Designer: Onion

Photography: Wworkspace

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