APT01 is a small act of resistance within Bangkok’s accelerating rental economy. As the city increasingly transforms into a playground for digital nomads and foreign capital, pushing local residents to the margins, we are choosing to intervene directly in the mechanisms that shape housing.

Our first act is deliberately modest. The purchase and renovation of a 25-year-old apartment. Rather than flipping it for speculation, the project operates as a prototype for accessible urban living aimed at first-jobbers and young professionals who are increasingly priced out of the city they work in.


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APT01

Client
Location
Collaborator


Self-Initiated
Bangkok, Thailand
Parinda


APT01 is not a charity. It is proof of concept.

It proposes that small, strategic interventions can reclaim value within an overheated housing market. That design intelligence can compete with speculation. And that architects no longer need to remain external consultants to development.

Instead, we can occupy the role ourselves. Reclaiming space, opportunity, and agency from within the system.



ALL WORK IS CONSIDERED WORK IN PROGRESS
COMPLETED ITEMS ARE MOVED TO ARCHIVE