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Ten Six Hundred Riverside Boutique Hotel

A' Design Award 2024 Iron Winner in Landscape Planning and Garden Design

16 April 2024

Ten Six Hundred Riverside Boutique Hotel by Kaizentopia Company Limited
Ten Six Hundred Riverside Boutique Hotel by Kaizentopia Company Limited
Ten Six Hundred Riverside Boutique Hotel by Kaizentopia Company Limited
Ten Six Hundred Riverside Boutique Hotel by Kaizentopia Company Limited
Ten Six Hundred Riverside Boutique Hotel by Kaizentopia Company Limited

Kaizentopia Company Limited · CLIENT: Kaizentopia Company Limited

Ten Six Hundred is the landscape design of a riverside boutique hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. The name refers to the postal code 10600 of the Khlong San district. The hotel covers about 1,835 square meters and holds 31 rooms in two buildings, and it can be reached by car or by boat. The design draws on traditional riverside houses of the city, and their patterns are repeated in the hardscape. Palm trees connect the different levels, while plants suited to high groundwater keep maintenance simple. The intent is a calm setting for rest and leisure.

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Unique Properties
The postal code "10600" corresponds to the Khlong San district, a designation embraced by the Ten Six Hundred Chao Phraya River Hotel. This chosen name aptly captures the distinctive essence of this boutique hotel. Situated on Charoen Nakorn 39, the hotel boasts 31 rooms with convenient accessibility via both car and boat. Covering an expansive area of approximately 1,835 square meters, the hotel comprises two buildings: a four-story accommodation block and a two-story structure along the river.
Dimensions & Packaging
The hotel's diverse and well crafted spatial program includes a Drop off and Arrival court, Lobby, Multi-function room, The main restaurant, Two swimming pools situated on different levels, a Rooftop bar and restaurant, a Function Lawn, outdoor lounge seating, a pier, a small shrine devoted to the Tubtim Goddess , Back of house facilities, and more. This comprehensive layout ensures a multifaceted experience for guests, catering to various needs and preferences throughout their stay.
Tags
Landscapedesign, Botiquehotel, Riversidehotel ,Garden,
Production Technology
The Softscape design not only strives to cultivate a lush atmosphere within the project's diverse spaces but also entails the meticulous selection of various plant species tailored to specific functions and areas. For instance, palm trees are thoughtfully incorporated to enhance green connectivity between different levels for the way they can grow and flourish even in relatively confined spaces. Additionally, a deliberate selection of plant varieties that thrive in areas with high groundwater levels ensures easy, long term maintenance.
Design Challenge
One of the challenger Ito Keeping in mind the ambitions towards a sustainable design, the materials and construction methods implemented throughout the project were applied to minimise the disruption caused towards its surrounding context. Easily transported and maintained, the modular steel structure and prefabricated wooden panels were assembled on site in order to leave as little construction waste as possible, thus, maintaining harmony with its community.
Project Duration
The project started in 2021 and finished in October2023 in Bangkok, Thailand
Inspiration
Positioned alongside the Chao Phraya River, the hotel offers stunning views of the expansive and vibrant watercourse. The design takes cues from the historical riverfront setting of the site and the traditional residential communities in Bangkok, where homes were strategically located near rivers and canals and daily life revolved around boat travel. The architectural style of these dwellings often incorporates expansive openings, allowing residents to bask in the beauty of the golden hours when sunlight delicately caresses the water's surface, creating a shimmering spectacle with subtle reflections. Drawing inspiration from the intricate patterns found in these historical residential structures, the architects integrated similar motifs into the hotel's architectural design, echoing the charming flower pots commonly seen handing in front of traditional riverside homes. Such attributes help shape the hotel's landscape architecture where various elements including hardscape materials are devised to form unique pattern, collectively contributing to the hotel's distinct identity. The design aims to evoke a sense of tranquility, aligning with the hotel's purpose as a haven of rest and leisure. It ensures a seamless and aesthetically pleasing integration with the functional areas across the various sections of the hotel.
Image Credits
Image#1: Ten Six Hundred ChaoPhraya Hotel,2023
Image#2 : Photographer, Metipat Prommomate,2023
Image#3 : Photographer/ Metipat Prommomate,2023
Image#4 : Photographer/ Metipat Prommomate,2023
Image#3 : Photographer/ Metipat Prommomate,2023
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