PRD STUDIO

Tha It, Nonthaburi, Thailand

2026 — In Progress

Location

Tha It, Nonthaburi, Thailand

Year

2026 — In Progress

Area

120 sq. m.

Building Type

Residential

This private wellness extension redefines the home as a place where movement, recovery, focus, and relaxation exist in seamless continuity. The design brings together a private gym, semi-outdoor fitness terrace, private steam room, ice bath, living lounge, and study into a unified architectural composition, creating a daily ritual that supports both physical performance and mental wellbeing.

Natural light and landscape are integral to the spatial experience. Expansive glazing dissolves the boundary between interior and exterior, while the semi-outdoor gym introduces fresh air, filtered daylight, and garden views into the exercise environment. A restrained palette of natural stone, exposed concrete, warm timber, and charcoal finishes establishes a calm and enduring atmosphere, where bespoke joinery and carefully considered material transitions define each space with clarity and refinement.

Layout Plan

Steel Diagram

The gym serves as the architectural heart of the project, where materiality is carefully curated to express strength, precision, and longevity. A Cellocrete ceiling introduces a tactile, monolithic surface that softens acoustics while adding depth and texture overhead. Exposed loft-finish walls reinforce the honest character of the space, complemented by anti-fingerprint cabinetry that maintains a refined, uninterrupted appearance despite everyday use. Stainless steel and powder-coated steel details are integrated throughout the joinery and fitness elements, bringing a subtle industrial quality that balances durability with craftsmanship. Together, these materials establish an environment that is both robust and understated, where every finish is selected for its performance as much as its aesthetic presence.

Complementing the active fitness spaces, the private steam room and ice bath are conceived as a sanctuary for restoration, where recovery becomes an integral part of the architectural experience. Wrapped in a restrained palette of natural marble, the space is defined by its rich veining, soft tonality, and monolithic detailing, creating an atmosphere of quiet luxury and timeless permanence. The seamless integration of stone across floors, walls, and the sculpted ice bath reinforces a sense of continuity, while concealed lighting accentuates the depth and natural character of the material. More than a place for physical recovery, the wellness suite transforms marble into a sensory element—its cool tactile surface, subtle texture, and enduring beauty fostering an environment of calm, balance, and rejuvenation.

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