RM-01
KLANG / 24
From a storage warehouse to a headquarters, materials lab, and brand presentation space
OfficeBang Na, Bangkok2,400 sq.m.
Old space, renewed ready for tomorrow
We design, renovate, and build commercial space from strategy through handover.
Turn limits into a business opportunity
Every project starts by reading what is already there: structure, use, budget, time, and business goals — then deciding what to keep, what to change, and what to add.
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- Sample projects
12
- Provinces in the fictional briefs
22,300
- sq.m. of space studied
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- Core working steps
Keep what works.Change only what matters.
We begin with what the space already has, then decide clearly what to keep, what to change, and what to add.
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Keep
Structure, materials, and qualities that still work well
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Change
Anything that blocks use, experience, or business goals
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Build
Only what is necessary and adds value over time
From existing space to a new role
Each project starts from a different constraint. We do not use one answer for every site. We shape a path that fits the business, the users, and what the building already has.
RM-02
MIDA / 03
From a row of shophouses to an urban clinic with private, readable user routes
ClinicAri, Bangkok680 sq.m.
RM-03
FIELD TABLE
From a former cold store to a food lab, café, and space for learning about local ingredients
Food and hospitalityPak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima1,150 sq.m.
RM-04
NORTHLINE
From a cellular office to a logistics control centre where teams share the same information
OfficeKhon Kaen1,900 sq.m.
One team from first brief to opening
Design and construction stay together from the start, so decisions fit budget, time, and quality.
Spatial analysis and strategy
Study the business, users, existing space, budget, and goals to set a clear direction before design work begins.
Architecture and interior design
Design use, atmosphere, light, materials, furniture, and systems so the whole space works as one picture.
Brand experience in space
Carry brand identity through customer routes, signage, graphics, colour, materials, and in-space touchpoints.
Design and build
Oversee drawings, materials, procurement, construction, quality, and handover from paper through to the site.
Existing-building survey
Assess what to keep, upgrade, remove, or add, with a first frame for approach, budget, and feasibility work.
Not everything changes — only what matters
View the space before renovationView the space after renovation
The existing problem
The warehouse had a strong structure, but the interior was dark, movement was split, and it could not support design, sales, and production working together.
The idea
We kept the original steel structure, opened a central light axis, and placed a shared core that connects office, materials lab, and showroom.
The result
The industrial building became a headquarters that works as a workplace, a learning space, and a place to present products to clients.
Read the space, revisit the goal, then create new value
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Understand
Study the business, users, existing space, constraints, budget, and the target opening date.
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Set a new brief
Turn scattered questions into a spatial strategy, a design idea, and a clear scope of work.
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Develop the detail
Develop drawings, materials, building systems, budget, and a delivery plan before site work begins.
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Build and control
Manage procurement, construction, quality, safety, and progress against the plan.
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Handover and use
Inspect, hand over, prepare the space for opening, and review how the business works in the finished space.
We do not only design the image of a space.We organise it so the space can work with the business.
Our team brings strategy, architecture, interiors, brand experience, and site management into one process, to close the gap between idea, drawings, and what is built.
Read our approach- 01
Business and spatial strategy
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Architecture
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Interior design
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Brand experience
You already have a space.
Let’s talk about how far it can go.
Share the site, business type, a first budget range, and the target opening date so we can start reading the right approach for your project.