The Baan Moom house is projected by Integrated Field architectural bureau in Bangkok (Thailand). The residence of 550 sq. meters, belongs to the family of five and has three stories of an opened type. Thee bathrooms have found their place in the western part of the house, three bedrooms overlook the east and north, whereas a living room, dining room, kitchen and home cinema accommodates all of the first floor and provides access to the swimming pool in the back yard.
It is important to highlight the staircase, which is an attractive element of architecture and naturally beautifies the project. It is a triangle shape and is constantly filled with the sunlight, provided by the window above. Moreover, the stairwell brings natural air ventilation to the premises and visually conjoins all of the dwellers regardless of their location.
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