Project name/ RTL4/ PLP City Range mixed-use
status/ completed
location/ bangkok, thailand
years/ 2025
type/ mixed-use (golf simulation center + retail + residential)
area/ 2,750 sq m.
design team/ phuttipan aswakool, chotiros techamongklapiwat, pohntanate boonphaeng, peerada pokaew, ananya rakapai, ireen paenkaew
Photographers: soopakorn srisakul, phuttipan aswakool
project info/
The facade is crafted from concave and convex precast concrete panels, serving aesthetic and functional purposes. These uniquely shaped modules generate a dynamic interplay of shade and shadow throughout the day, ingeniously echoing the graceful arc of a golf swing and creating a visual representation of the sport itself. Steel elements accentuate the entrance and future retail spaces on the ground floor, purposefully designed to mimic the sleek form of a golf driver and featuring semi-reflective materials that enhance their modern appeal.
With the six-functioned stories, each floor has a specific function, ensuring efficient space utilization while catering to a diverse clientele. The ground floor welcomes visitors with a spacious main lobby and future retail area, complemented by on-site parking facilities to accommodate guests. Ascending to the second floor, visitors will find a youth indoor golf simulation area tailored for young athletes, complete with a small but cozy canteen that provides refreshments and a place to relax between sessions.
On the third floor, the experience elevates further with a VIP golf simulation bay, luxurious VIP rooms, and a bar area that offers a more exclusive environment for serious golfers seeking enhanced privacy and comfort. One of the standout features of the building is the fourth floor, which boasts a semi-outdoor chip, a putting green area, and a multi-sport court. This floor is designed to take advantage of natural ventilation, allowing an open-air feel while providing key golfing practice facilities.
The fifth and sixth floors have been prepared as bare-shell double-volume spaces with panoramic views of the Thonglor area for the owners' residences, which creates unique opportunities for residents to live near recreation and leisure activities.
To address the critical issue of managing natural light—an essential consideration for maintaining the optimal functionality of golf simulation equipment—concave and convex precast concrete panels were carefully selected as the primary construction material. These panels are engineered to provide an opaque interior that supports the sophisticated technology of the simulators. The building's design ingeniously incorporates a transparent curved glass opening strategically located at the corner of the structure, positioned above ground level to maximize views and influx of natural sunlight, thereby enhancing the overall experience for guests while maintaining the necessary internal conditions for the golf simulations.