Located beside Phitthaya Sathian Bridge and situated alongside Phadung Krung Kasem Canal, this is yet another location to visit if you are an art lover.
The Corner House Bangkok is by chance as we walked back to the place where we parked our car.
The entrance is welcoming.
It’s Christmas, festive vibes.
The artworks are beautifully displayed.
This TAM:DA STUDIO: piece of work is quite meaningful and unique, as they are made of unwanted electrical appliances.
A display that seems like decorative items for doors with left-right openings.
Upper Floor
There are upper floors in The Corner House Bangkok.
The upper floor displays other designs, such as office appliances.
Not sure what machine is this.
Original design matters.
Such a small world, indeed.
The Corner House Bangkok Surroundings
The view from inside the building, ground floor.
To the left is the Phadung Krung Kasem Canal.
To the right from the ground floor area view, is the Phitthaya Sathian Bridge.
Managed to capture an old bus passing by as we walked out of the building.
The view from the bridge. From this angle, it is quite similar to the Hard Rock Cafe area in Melaka, Malaysia.
Located beside Phitthaya Sathian Bridge and situated alongside Phadung Krung Kasem Canal, this is yet another location to visit if you are an art lover.
Like any other human-centric city, Talat Noi has places for people to sit around and enjoy what it offers.
As a footnote, this building and its art display somehow complement what could be found in Talat Noi Street Art. For more information, check out their official Instagram page.
