A prime location in Bangkok’s CBD, Asoke intersection is home to high-rise glass, steel, and concrete office buildings, hotels, and various other facilities. Considering this context, the designer aimed to create an iconic building which fits in with its surroundings, and timeless design with simple geometric shape and form while paying close attention to design details and material selection.

The “Front Garden” landscape creates serenity and privacy, and the 5-meter-high ceiling at the Grand Lobby provides a casual and comfortable space exclusively for the residence. Casement windows, subtly placed near the lobby columns offer natural ventilation, allowing air to flow into lobby throughout the day, minimizing the need for air conditioning.

A 177-capacity fully automated parking system, considered to be the most efficient and high-tech solution, maximizing the number of parking spaces within a limited area, is allocated from the 2^nd to 8^th floor, with an additional 9 conventional parking spaces on the ground floor. The façade of parking garage is clad with spandrel glass panels, continuing the design language from ground level to the top.

The Lift Core area, with 2 passenger lifts and 1 fireman’s lift, at the center of the building enables the bedroom and living room in all residential units to face outwards for the best view. Each living room features full height 3-meter windows, and the 86 sqm units located at the front of the building, offer full height corner windows to take in a panoramic view of the city.

Tinted grey glass reduce glare and minimize direct solar energy transmission, creating a modern timeless look. Vertical stainless fins in “Nickel Silver” create an elegant and striking line, reflecting the sunlight, and making the building look even more vibrant.

Amenities located on the 33^rd and 34^th floor offer a unique living experience. A “Sky Water Club” on the 33^rd floor features a 25-meter lap pool, a wading pool, several Jacuzzis, and a water jet spa. The 34^th floor houses the fitness center, library, and co-working space, while the rooftop “Sky Bar” provides an area for BBQs and a space to relax with family and friends.