The building, which includes highend stores and a top luxury hotel, was designed by ALA studio in London in collaboration with local designers from Pi Design in Bangkok. The building features a gradually varying curved shape that repeats and rises from a central point. Looking up from the ground, it resembles a sail or new leaf, while looking down from above, it forms an ”8” shape that symbolizes good luck. The aluminum profiles covering the facade sparkle in the sunlight, exhibiting a moirélike pattern that is full of vibrant energy. 

The interior was designed by George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, who are renowned for their work as the design duo behind the flagship Park Hyatt in New York. Their first project in Bangkok has once again become a carefully crafted narrative poem of space. From public areas to dining areas to banquet rooms, to a total of 222 （sets） of rooms that can be divided into 57 different configurations, the different functions are integrated into a serene and sensory aesthetic; simple frames of light and shape with discreetly embedded decorative details convey the gentleness of the Smiling Country. 

When humans explore the outside world, they primarily rely on visual perception, but the perfect moments do not neglect any sense. The infinity pool in the outdoor courtyard, which is 40 meters long and is the first of its kind in Bangkok, offers not only panoramic city views and cool green grass, but also provides a height and vegetation that isolate the pool from external noise and provide only the sound of the gentle breeze. The volcanic stone material with a temperature gradient adds an additional layer of warmth. Despite being in the midst of urban life, it feels like returning to the mountains and wilderness. Being awarded The Best Hotel Pool in Thailand by TravelLeisure‘s Southeast Asia edition is welldeserved.