Dib Bangkok

Architect: Kulapat Yantrasast, WHY Architecture
Type: Contemporary art museum
Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Dib Bangkok, a contemporary art museum in a converted 1980s warehouse off Sukhumvit Road, redesigned by Kulapat Yantrasast of WHY Architecture. The images trace the route from raw concrete at ground level to the sky-lit galleries, past the cone-shaped Chapel and the courtyard.

Courtyard with stone spheres and gradient façade artwork, Dib Bangkok

Curved concrete canopy framing the planted façade, Dib Bangkok

Gradient artwork on the façade above the entrance terrace, Dib Bangkok

Visitors on the stair beneath the façade artwork, Dib Bangkok

Cone-shaped Chapel and marble spheres in the courtyard, Dib Bangkok

Cylindrical tower and stair seen beneath a concrete canopy, Dib Bangkok

Spiral stair and black marble sphere under a circular skylight, Dib Bangkok

Exterior stair rising up the cylindrical tower, Dib Bangkok

Gallery with carved timber sculptures and suspended lights, Dib Bangkok

Warehouse gallery with concrete columns and a brick installation, Dib Bangkok

Concrete corridor with planting and long ceiling lights, Dib Bangkok

White cylindrical tower above a dark concrete wall, Dib Bangkok