VELLUME / JOURNAL
Perspectives on architecture and the art of living.
In Bangkok, height is no longer enough. The most advanced residences bring back into the sky what the dense city seemed to have lost: shade, water, gardens and thresholds.
The climate calls for a porous architecture. Spaces follow one another without abrupt breaks, terraces become rooms, and vegetation contributes as much to comfort as to composition.
Living in the sky then takes on another meaning: not dominating the city, but rebuilding a private landscape above it.