Thailand urban farm

Thailand based design office Integrated Field, transformed part of an agriculture field in an urban farm with multifunctional spaces and custom made modular furniture.

Integrated Field, Coro Farm, Suan Pheung, Thailand, 2015

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Inspired by the the fascination of agriculture, the owner of a vast land of agriculture field in Suan Phueng, Thailand, asked the design studio Integrated Field to bring back some farming products and lifestyle to an urban context.

Integrated Field, Coro farms, Suan Pheung, Thailand

The first phase of the Coro project was to create a front area where the Coro products could be displayed, making experiments of farming lifestyle. Due to the long-term strategy, the project extension continues, strengthening the Coro ambition to explore more activities, products and agricultural experiments.

The proper distances required for farming, defined a grid system that connects each building from the open space to the enclosed facilities. Structure, skin, services, space plan, and function support each other to define different spaces. Integrated Field used moveable surfaces to create different enclosures, and modular furniture systems for each area. The relationship between every element generates the space’s resilience, encouraging creativity and diversity.

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