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DMH

2020

DMH (Don Mueng House) is a renovation project that extends the functionality of an existing home by introducing a contemporary building. This new structure features a large swimming pool, fitness facilities, and dedicated spaces for exercise, catering to the family's active lifestyle. The design emphasizes modern aesthetics, with white as the dominant color to create a bright and refreshing atmosphere. The new extension continuously integrates with the property while standing apart as a statement of modernity. The architecture prioritizes utility and style, providing spaces that balance leisure, health, and contemporary living.

Location
Don mueng, Bangkok
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Completion
2020
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Architecture
DMH

Driven by the idea of a Don Mueang house renovation that adds a contemporary extension with pool, fitness, and exercise spaces for an active family routine, the architecture integrates specific strategies: the new extension expands the old house with health-focused functions.

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The new extension expands the old house with health-focused functions.
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A large pool and fitness area support the family's active lifestyle.
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White surfaces make the extension feel bright and contemporary.
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The new volume connects to the existing property while keeping its own character.
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A House Extension For Movement And Recovery
"A House Extension For Movement And Recovery" is the closing idea for DMH. It brings the project back to two design moves: how the new extension expands the old house with health-focused functions and how the new volume connects to the existing property while keeping its own character.
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