I like to design and build a smaler ECO-Home for LOW-Budget People made by Natural Materials.

Is there a Thai Green-Architect like to work together for some Future-Projects here in Thailand?

Maybe also the University is intersted in it?

Good Ideas! Angela

His name is Curt. you can contact him at pongprasatcurt@yahoo.com or bangsaphoncurt @yahoo.com.

Please and thank you.

Best regards,
David G.

I am working in Chicago and would like to know if there are architects in the US who is familiar with your work that I can contact. The green industry is gaining momentum in the US and I would very much like to promote your design and concept.

Truly yours,

Tipawan

Me and my girlfriend like to build a house like this in the area of Udonthani, we also looking forward to find a good comp. how can build a house like this. ore we will order from the architect how can sale the plan of this house, so that we can make the same house u have see on the pics above.

In Holland we also have some solar panels on my house, and it working perfect!
If we have a house like this then we can live from our own water and electric, not supported by the city.
More ecologic and better for the nature.

How can help me to find out the way to start, thanks…………

You are an inspiration to everyone including the companies tha have for years exploited our natural resources for the own personal gain and finaciail benefits. I am very happy for your vision and forsight and courage to have been focused enough to have developed a house which is a role model for the future of hosue building.

You should be nominated for a New Environmental Prize for such a beautiful concept. i have long been a strong advocate in support and promoting ideas and concepts such as this and would like to learn how it could be provided to those who can afford wiht the long term project to ensure those that couldnt easily afford a house like yours would have something close to it in design. Could you please send me some information about its creation. All the best with your wife.. Blessing best regards.. Philip

Check out http://www.nanosolar.com and similiar companies…

It’s by Thanon Wongwan Rob Nok and by the Klong Bang Tal – 5 minutes drive to South Bus Terminal (towards Kanchanaburi, Cha Am, Hua Hin, Phuket, Krabi and Malaysia) on Thonburi & 15 minutes to Chao Phraya River, Khaosan Rd, the Old King’s Palace & the Wat Pho. There is also a frequent bus 556 to Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Pictures on request.

check it out on google maps:

lat=13.79381307 latitude

lon=100.408499781 longitude

Around are traditional houses with orchards, gardens, peace and clean air.

Suit family with children and animals as the place is safe and has a terrace under the elevated on stilts house.

Goes cheap, even short let – as I can’t go on holidays to Bangkok as often as I use to go. At the moment stays there my daughter with her children, but she can move to my sister in law house just the next door.

A much better option of staying in Bangkok than the town centre, with it’s noise, pollution, traffic jams and crowds of tourists. In a Taling Chan home-stay you will immerse yourself in a traditional lifestyle and learn a little bit about Thai culture and customs. Walks through the fruit orchards and flower groves make a very challenging experience.

You can feel here like living in the traditional thai willage – yet 5 minutes walk is 7/11 shop, cash machine and a daily street market. A short ride there is a famous traditional thai floating market in Taling Chan by the Chakphra Canal.

There are several nice homestays in that area – old thai teak wood houses on stilts just overlooking slowly moving canals. You are in the middle of verdant and vast, lush gardens.

There is nothing comparable to it in the whole of Thailand – a dream student home stay or a holiday accommodation.

The exact address to my home:

172/9 moo 11 Kanchanapisek
Salathammasop
Thawi Wattana 10160
Bangkok

(it’s on the west border of Taling Chan district with a newly formed Thawi Wattana, and a few hundred yards south of amphoe Bank Kruai, already in Nonthaburi province).

The location is here 1:5000 – you might see larger ones if you don’t recognise this area. The home is 80 meters south of the red circle on the first map – by the canal.

If you are coming by taxi just stop immediately after the klong Bang Tal, go down over a small wooden steps to the canal and walk along the concrete path by the canal 150 metres – almost to the end of this path. If you are coming by car pass the canal and park on soi Muban Chuangchun Park Villa – you will have to walk back about 150 metres.

http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=13.7948&lon=100.4092&scale=5000&icon=x

2.How about energy saving/bio-house construction based on the traditional Thai houses? Did anybody try yet?
Thanks for your info

stay dry,
Anastasia