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Prince Mahidol Hall

Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom
Thailand
2014

Prince Mahidol Hall

Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom
Thailand
2014

Prince Mahidol Hall

Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom
Thailand
2014
The objective of the project is to provide services for events and educational activities for both Mahidol University and public use. The design concept explores the relationships between the building, surrounding context and the university philosophy. Mahidol University is highly recognised for being one of the best medical schools in Thailand. Their high achievement is expressed in the configuration of spaces which is inspired by skeletons of human and plants integrated with traditional Thai architecture. Prince Mahidol Hall is to accommodate up to 2,000 audiences and has a large skeleton-like structure on the outside. The skeleton structure is inclined towards the main pool being a new landmark and creates a new axis to Mahidol University. In contrast, another end of the building that faces the street front is much taller and designed to be easily recognised from the distance. The skeleton structure of Prince Mahidol Hall was emphasised its unique structure as well as visualise activity in the main foyer. This was achieved by illuminated only most effective plane to made visitors could recognise repetition of structure and remain the rest as silhouette.
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