The Bang Saray House, also known as the Swiss Thai House, is a roughly 300 square meter family home near the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand, designed by Architectkidd for a Swiss family and completed in 2015. Five bedrooms sit lengthwise on the upper floor, and the ground floor opens to a pool and garden.
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | Bang Saray, near the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand |
| Architect | Architectkidd, Bangkok |
| Consultant | Swiss architect Peter Hedrich |
| Completed | 2015 |
| Built area | About 300 square meters |
| Materials | Cast concrete, steel columns, reclaimed hardwood |
What is the Bang Saray House?
It is a modern residence for a Swiss family living in Thailand. Five bedrooms run lengthwise along the upper floor. The lower floor has the kitchen, dining and a large living area that face the outdoor pool and garden.
The living area has a painting by artist and illustrator Fawalai Sirisomphol.
How is it built?
The house uses post-tensioned concrete slabs, a technique more common in larger commercial buildings in Thailand, which keeps the lower floor open behind large glass panels.
The house continues Architectkidd’s interest in using raw and minimally processed materials. The thin horizontal slabs contrast with the cast concrete shear walls and steel columns.
All the wooden elements were designed using reclaimed hard wood timber including the vertical screens which provide shading and natural airflow around the periphery of the upper floor.
Who are Architectkidd?
Architectkidd is an architecture and design practice based in Bangkok. This project credits Luke Yeung, Manassak Senachak and Tammarat Rodpul as lead architects. See the studio on its Facebook page and its official website.
More luxury in Thailand
Thailand is strong on luxury resorts and homes, such as Twinpalms Phuket, Nakamanda and Villa Yin.
FAQ
Where is the Bang Saray House?
In Bang Saray, near the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand.
Who designed the house?
Architectkidd, a Bangkok practice, with Swiss architect Peter Hedrich as project consultant.
When was it completed?
2015.
How big is it?
About 300 square meters of built area.
What materials are used?
Cast concrete shear walls, steel columns, thin horizontal slabs and reclaimed hardwood screens.
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Last updated: October 2026.
