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Located on the edge of Thailand’s largest national park, Kaoyai National Park, the design for the Hilltop House revolved around the rocky and forested landscape. Hilltop House is a small house in a big plot of land; the total site area is approximately 8,000 sqm. The first requirement from the client was simply to design a 350 sqm house, and find the best spot for it. The remote end of the land was adjacent to Kaoyai Nation Park, and is home to a pile of 40 years old abandoned chunks of rocks, and couple of magnificent full-grown Ficus tree. Architect: Openbox Company, ltd
Location: Nakornratchasima, Thailand
Project Team: Ratiwat Suwannatrai,Jirasart Pinjai,Akechai Jumnoun, Wannaporn Suwannatrai
Structural Engineer: Openbox Company, ltd
M&E Engineer: Openbox Company, ltd
Lighting Designer: FOS lighting studio: Thaneeya Yuktadatta
Contractor: Tweemongkol Construction 2000
Project area: 300 sqm
Project year: 2008-2010
Photographs: Pruk Dejkhamheang
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