Update & Visitor Guide
8-16 นี้ พบกับ phase 1
Bangkok Design Week 2025 Phase 1 February 8-16, 2025+Charoenkrung – Talat Noi +Yaowarat – Song Wat +Pak Khlong Talat +OthersThe wait is over — it’s official!Phase 1 of Bangkok Design Week 2025 is about to begin!From 8 – 16 Feb 2025, get ready to immerse yourself in a world of design and creativity. Phase 1 of Bangkok Design Week 2025 is packed with unlimited positive energy and an array of dynamic programs. Expect groundbreaking design exhibitions, hands-on workshops, talks, a creative market, music and performances, tours, events, and exclusive promotions.Phase 1 will be held across Bangkok’s most inspiring creative districts, each one rich in culture, design, and inspiration. Explore design in every form as you navigate through Charoenkrung – Talat Noi, Yaowarat – Song Wat, Pak Khlong Talat, and other areas.👉 Check out the full program and plan your visit at:https://www.bangkokdesignweek.com/bkkdw2025/programThe countdown is over — Let’s design, create, and rise together with Bangkok Design Week 2025, happening from 8 – 23 Feb 2025:📌 8 – 16 Feb: Charoenkrung – Talat Noi, Yaowarat – Song Wat, Pak Khlong Talat, and other areas📌 15 – 23 Feb: Phra Nakhon, Bang Lamphu – Khao San, and other areas📌 Weekends only (8 – 9, 15 – 16, 22 – 23 Feb): Hua Lamphong, Bang Pho, and other areas#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวก
16 Jan 2025
รวมความยิ่งใหญ่ เตรียมพร้อมต้อนรับ BKKDW25
‘7, 33, 14, 46, 180, 32, 21’ – These aren’t Da Vinci codes or lottery hints, but the numbers of projects and activities waiting for you at Bangkok Design Week 2025! When it comes to transforming Bangkok into a hub of art and design inspiration, no event does it more seriously—or with more heart—than this.How will this year’s festival spark ideas and transform urban lives through 7, 33, 14, 46, 180, 32, and 21? Join us to uncover the stories behind these numbers together.For those eager to dive into the details, check out the complete list of programs and activities to plan your creative journey in advance at:👉 https://www.bangkokdesignweek.com/bkkdw2025/programGet ready to join us in creating positive energy at Bangkok Design Week 2025.February 8–16: Charoenkrung – Talat Noi, Yaowarat – Song Wat, Pak Khlong Talat, and others February 15–23: Phra Nakhon, Bang Lamphu – Khao San, and othersWeekends only (February 8–9, 15–16, 22–23): Hua Lamphong, Bang Pho, and others.#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวกExplore the creative spirit of Bangkok Design Week 2025 across seven vibrant design districts: Charoenkrung-Talat Noi, where tradition meets contemporary design; Yaowarat-Songwat, blending modern ideas with Chinese heritage; Phra Nakhon, showcasing history and Thai wisdom; Bang Lamphu-Khao San, a cultural mix of old communities and travelers; Hua Lamphong, reimagined as a hub for experimental and future design; Bang Pho, highlighting furniture and woodworking craftsmanship; and Pak Khlong Talat, featuring floral artistry and nature-inspired designs. With additional activities spread throughout Bangkok, the festival truly celebrates the city’s creativity!Bangkok Design Week 2025 brings 33 engaging events that highlight the transformative power of design. Featuring designers, artists, and entrepreneurs, this year’s program explores how design enhances urban life—from creating serene spaces amid cityscapes to merging technology with art and reimagining mental well-being solutions. With a focus on culture, family-friendly design, experimental learning, and sustainable communities, these events show how design impacts society far beyond aesthetics.Bangkok Design Week 2025 brings music and performances to Bangkok’s creative districts, blending culture and creativity for all.From Bang Lamphu’s streets turned fashion runways with live music to classical showcases by emerging artists and cultural performances enhanced by lights and sound, there’s something for every taste. Prefer a relaxed vibe? Enjoy acoustic sets in serene gardens near historic landmarks. It’s an unmissable celebration of creativity and entertainment!Gather the family and unleash your creativity together with 46 exciting workshops at Bangkok Design Week 2025! Dive into hands-on activities like wood carving, digital art design, printmaking, crafting healthy beverages, and creating designs from natural materials. Each workshop is thoughtfully designed to bring people together, create lasting memories, and inspire new ideas. Whether you’re young or old, these workshops offer a chance to explore, learn, and try something new in a fun and creative environment!Explore 180 unique stores at Bangkok Design Week 2025, where shopping meets creativity! Discover handmade treasures by local artists, sustainable designs, and modern minimalist pieces. This marketplace isn’t just about shopping—it’s a chance to connect with designers, hear their stories, and own one-of-a-kind items.Whether you love art, crafts, or photography, there’s something special waiting for you. Spread across Bangkok’s creative districts, this is your chance to shop, discover, and be inspired like never before!Bangkok Design Week 2025 features engaging talks where experts from various design and innovation fields share knowledge and insights. Participants can explore trends, exchange ideas, and learn from specialists on topics like designer-industry collaborations, innovative design research, integrating design with technology and urban spaces, modern fashion, and future-ready design education. These sessions promise to inspire creativity and expand perspectives for all design enthusiasts.Discover Bangkok like never before with Bangkok Design Week 2025’s special tour programs. Dive into the cultural and historical richness of the city’s neighborhoods through design and art.Uncover the blend of old and new in historic districts, explore architecture tied to local lifestyles, and enjoy a river journey that fuses art with nature along the Chao Phraya River.Whichever tour you choose, Bangkok Design Week 2025 will bring you a vibrant, creative adventure filled with stories and surprises!#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวก
13 Jan 2025
KV Announcement #3
The closer we get to the big day, the more our design-loving heart races. And honestly, who could resist? Bangkok Design Week 2025 is set to be an explosion of creativity, fueled by the spirit of Design Up+ Rising!This year, it’s all about energy, collaboration, and diversity — a celebration of design that blends with technology, art, culture, and everyday life. Different worlds collide, ideas intersect, and something new and powerful is born. It’s not just about design as an output — it’s about design as a force for change.So, brace your heart and ready your feet! Get set to explore a world of design that connects every discipline, every dimension, and every drop of creativity. Bangkok Design Week 2025 is happening from February 8-23, 2025, across Bangkok’s most vibrant creative districts.February 8–16: Charoenkrung – Talat Noi, Yaowarat – Song Wat, Pak Khlong Talat, and others February 15–23: Phra Nakhon, Bang Lamphu – Khao San, and othersWeekends only (February 8–9, 15–16, 22–23): Hua Lamphong, Bang Pho, and others.Bangkok Design Week 2025Design Up+ Rising8-23 February 2025#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวก
09 Jan 2025
ประกาศรายชื่อ Design Research Day
ประกาศรายชื่อผู้ผ่านการคัดเลือก นำเสนอผลงานโปรเจ็กต์และงานวิจัย Design Research Day ภายใต้เทศกาลงานออกแบบกรุงเทพฯ 25681. คุณณฐวลัญช์ เนียมถนอมหัวข้อ To what extent are service design tools adopted in the public sector when applied to virtual policy platforms?2.Eric Lung-Chi Linหัวข้อ Exploring the tactile elements for sustainable perfume packaging practice in art and design3.คุณญาณาริณ พากเพียรหัวข้อ นวัตกรรมการเรียนรู้โดยใช้เทคโนโลยีเสมือนผสานความเป็นจริงเสริม ที่ใช้เกมเป็นฐานเพื่อส่งเสริมการเห็นคุณค่าของศิลปวัฒนธรรมไทยสำหรับวัยรุ่นตอนต้น4.คุณรักสิริ แก้วเทวีหัวข้อ Shophouse Façades on Ratchadamnoen Road in Southern Thailand: A Taxonomic Study to Produce a Dataset for AI modelling5.คุณเวธนี รุจิขจรหัวข้อ Flow: เก้าอี้บรรเทาปวดท้องประจำเดือนในที่ทำงาน6.คุณชลธิชา อรุณรุ่งก้าวไกลหัวข้อ Claycelium 3D Printing for Adaptive and Sustainable Architecture7.ผู้ช่วยศาสตราจารย์ ดร.รัชภูมิ ปัญส่งเสริมหัวข้อ การพัฒนาแบบตัวพิมพ์ไทยเพื่อทุกคน (Development of Thai Universal Design Font)8.คุณพงศ์ภัค สงวนดีกุลหัวข้อ ประสบการณ์มูเตลูในโลกเสมือนจริง9.คุณญาณพันธ์ กันเดชหัวข้อ การออกแบบเครื่องประดับที่สะท้อนถึงศาสตร์จารึกตำรายาภูมิปัญญาการแพทย์แผนไทย วัดพระเชตุพนวิมลมังคลารามราชวรวิหาร10.คุณจุติกรานต์ อังคพนมไพรหัวข้อ A VR game-cards based on discovery learning to enhance environment literacyสำหรับผู้ผ่านการคัดเลือกทั้ง 10 ท่าน เจ้าหน้าที่จะติดต่อท่านเพื่อแจ้งรายละเอียดให้ทราบต่อไป#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวก
26 Dec 2024
KV Interview with the designer
Behind the Key Visual of Bangkok Design Week 2025Blending All Things Thai into a Bold DesignWith the Creative Minds of Pink Blue Black & OrangeWhen it comes to Bangkok Design Week 2025 under the theme “Design Up+Rising: Facing Challenges with a Positive Twist,” the first thing that likely catches your eye is the bold and vibrant Key Visual. Packed with playful patterns, intricate details, and delightful easter eggs, it invites a smile from anyone who stops to look. But beyond its colorful and lively exterior lies a thoughtful design process and rich storytelling that infuses every element with purpose.Let us introduce you to the creative minds behind this year’s Key Visual: Pink Blue Black & Orange, a dynamic design studio based in Bangkok’s Rama 9 district. Led by Siam Attariya, Teerapat Losuwanwong, Paput Nimcheua, Sa-aisara Thanavisut, and Patcharapha Pipatnadda, the team was tasked by CEA with a unique challenge—to extend the boundaries of design to reach a broader audience.This collaboration of these five distinct creatives in one team ensured that the design process was innovative in concept and inclusive in execution. The result? A design that’s not just visually striking but also crafted through a dynamic process filled with experimentation. By reimagining ordinary, everyday elements and remixing them into something playful, approachable, and relatable, Pink Blue Black & Orange created a visual language that speaks to everyone.Curious about the remix-level energy and bold ideas that went into this project? Dive into the behind-the-scenes story of their creative journey in this interview.And stay tuned for the final_ok_finish_approve_v15.jpg version of Bangkok Design Week 2025’s Design Up+Rising: Facing Challenges with a Positive Twist. It’s coming soon!Bangkok Design Week 2025Design Up+ Rising8-23 February 2025#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวกQ: Why did CEA choose PBBO to design the Key Visual for Bangkok Design Week 2025?Siam: This year, CEA wanted to expand the target audience beyond just the design industry or professional designers. They realized that design is ultimately a tool for everyone. When they spoke to local communities, it became clear that terms like “minimalist design” or “Italian design” might not resonate well with the locals. So, when CEA came up with the theme, it was unanimously decided—our team’s name immediately popped into their heads (laughs). We were fortunate that the personality of our work seemed to resonate with their vision.Paputh: We believe this stemmed from a pain point CEA had encountered through feedback. They wanted something more inclusive that could engage local communities or simply people passing by the Design Week. They wanted these people to feel connected and realize that design is all around them, making it accessible and approachable.Q: How did the process of brainstorming and developing ideas unfold during the early stages of the project?Saiisra: We started with a brainstorming session where everyone shared ideas. We settled on a general direction and then explored each path further to see where it could take us.Paputh: While exploring ideas, we noticed local designs and simple problem-solving approaches using everyday items, like pipes or leftover household waste. People repurpose them into something useful, which inspired us to see how ordinary people solve problems with their creativity.Siam: We chose to work with familiar, everyday objects that might seem insignificant. Instead of following the notion that design has to be “cool” or “foreign,” we leaned into a more down-to-earth, relatable style — raw, simple, and unpolished.Patcharapa: Creative problem-solving is about adapting what you have to meet your needs. People use creativity in their own way, and we see that as problem-solving. It’s not about “beauty” or “ugliness.” This approach broadened our perspective and helped us recognize potential in things that might otherwise be overlooked.Q: How did the concept of “Thainess” become part of the design?Paputh: It started with things we see every day — stickers, signs, and graphics made by regular people, not designers. They have a raw, playful charm and stand out with their Thai colors, intricate details, and that “everything mixed together” style. It’s a visual language that’s bold, fun, and uniquely Thai.Siam: Look at temple walls with mosaic tiles or a likay costume — there’s no blank space! Every inch is packed with gold, green, and sparkle. Every finger is adorned with rings. That’s when we knew subtle wasn’t an option. We had to go big, like a “spicy salad” of design.Thai people have always embraced outside influences — Japanese trends, Indian movies, Korean pop. We mix it all up until it becomes part of us. That spirit of free-form creativity is what we wanted in our Key Visual.Saiisra: We wanted every element to feel familiar, something people can relate to. It’s about reflecting everyday lives — maybe a motorbike taxi, a local vendor, or a community trade. When people see themselves in the design, it sparks a connection. It’s about making the work feel interactive and inclusive.Q: Could you explain the concept behind the unique release strategy for the Key Visual?Siam: We wanted to communicate with the community that, for us, design is a process. We don’t always know the final outcome from the start. It’s like how locals create solutions with random materials — they just make it work. If they had a clear image in mind, they’d probably draft a plan and hire someone to do it. But in reality, they just figure it out as they go, improvising along the way.Patcharapa: It’s challenging, like Siam said, because there’s no clear final image to aim for. If it were “minimal,” everyone would know what that looks like. If it were “pop art,” we’d have a reference. But this project is about blending everything together, so the final result isn’t easy to visualize from the start.Paputh: This is the nature of design. If there were unlimited time and budget, you could keep tweaking forever. But every design project needs a timeline and a clear finish line. That deadline becomes the point where the current version of the work is done.Siam: We started in October, and the event isn’t until February. If we launched a fully finalized Key Visual right from the start and used it for 3-4 months, it wouldn’t be as effective in sustaining attention. Since we have time, we let the design evolve like a growing tree. When the timing is right, it blooms, and that’s when we reap the rewards.Q: What challenges did you face in communicating this Key Visual?Siam: From a broader perspective, people often associate design with sleek, luxurious, or high-end qualities. However, we wanted to invite everyone to see that everything humans create is designed in some way—whether by professionals, designers trained abroad, or even locals crafting things themselves.Teerapat: At the company, we have to follow client briefs, so everything has to be perfect, polished, and precise. But for this project, we faced uncertainty. We wanted it to be good and cool, but weren’t sure what kind of “cool” it should be. Our Art Director, Siam, reminded us that the goal was to make the design accessible to everyone. To do that, we had to set aside our own preferences and shift our approach, which took some time to figure out.Paputh: I told Siam about a chat I had with a graphic designer. He said he loved the Key Visual for Bangkok Design Week. I explained that we aimed to make it feel unpolished and grounded. But he replied, “It’s super cool.” I was a bit confused, like, “Really?” (laughs). Maybe he saw a kind of “cool” that we didn’t expect.Q: What lessons has this Key Visual taught you as designers?Patcharapa: It’s about broadening how we see design. If you look closely, design is everywhere in daily life — even choosing what to wear is a form of design. The more we observe our surroundings, the more we realize how design improves our lives. It makes us think about how we can adopt and apply these ideas in our own way.Siam: I see it as a way of inviting people to view design in the same way they might approach superstitions. You can’t always prove that design—or belief for that matter—guarantees business success, but it does create confidence and assurance. A good design can at least ensure a positive mindset, a sense of security, and self-assurance.We want people to see design as a process of problem-solving. It’s about taking something and shaping it toward a goal. Turning a plastic bottle or can into a plant pot? That’s design. We want people to realize they can be designers too. They can combine ideas, mix and match, and create something new — and that process of “adding things up” can lead to changes in their lives, careers, or businesses.Bangkok Design Week 2025Design Up+ Rising8-23 February 2025#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวก
18 Dec 2024
UCCN Article - Design for Life
Who would’ve thought that Bangkok City Hall, near the Giant Swing, could be turned into a chill-out spot? The Urban Ally group has spearheaded this initiative by installing the “People Pavilion – the Elevated Ground,” a collaboration between SP/N and Nerd Studio, at the heart ofLan Khon Mueang. This setup transforms the area into a vibrant public space where locals can relax and enjoy various outdoor activities.#BKKDW2025 #BangkokDesignWeek #DesignUpRising #ออกแบบพร้อมบวกRedesigning Homes for the Klong Toey Community“Architecture is more than just buildings; it’s a way to heal a community.” Vin VaravarnArchitects, in collaboration with various organizations, have designed housing solutions tailored to the needs of Klong Toey residents, placing a strong emphasis on community involvement.Featuring more than seven housing designs, each layout is customized to accommodate different family sizes and adapt to dense urban environments. The materials chosen are durable, allowing for easy future expansions to support growing families, thus facilitating easy modifications as necessary. These homes are designed to become true sanctuaries of belonging for the residents.Designing Sports Access for the Visually ImpairedAlthough public spaces in Bangkok are not yet fully accessible to people with disabilities, the Thailand Association of the Blind has leveraged design to champion the rights of disabled individuals. This effort has led to the creation of a sports training center designed to provide the visually impaired with safe access to public spaces and opportunities to enhance their abilities,thus enabling them to live confidently and independently without feeling like a burden to society.The center features various amenities, including indoor football fields, fitness areas, chess and judo rooms, athlete dormitories, a cafeteria, and a library. These spaces allow everyone to share the city inclusively and equally.Designing for Well-being of the HomelessQuality of life should be accessible to everyone, including those without stable housing. The “Fresh Start Station” project by the Mirror Foundation provides the homeless with free laundry services, showers, and drinking water. It also offers employment to rehabilitated individuals whohelp maintain the facility. While it may appear merely convenient, this initiative marks the startof a basic welfare design aimed at transitioning individuals from homelessness to stability andultimately facilitating their reintegration into society.Numerous other projects also focus on inclusive design for vulnerable groups, including children with special needs, ensuring they too have equal access to a good quality of life and can live in the city with dignity. When these initiatives expand across Bangkok, they will help transform our city into a more livable place where no one is left behind.#BKKDW2025 #BangkokDesignWeek #DesignUpRising #ออกแบบพร้อมบวก
10 Nov 2024
ดีไซน์พร้อมบวก แล้วปีนี้เราจะบวกกับอะไรบ้าง
If “Design” were to rise up for a face-to-face “Up+Rising,” what could it “+ with”?“Up+Rising!” might sound like a challenge, but it’s not a call to fight—it’s a call to ignite the spark in everyone who loves design. Under this year’s theme, “Design Up+Rising” Bangkok Design Week 2025 invites everyone to experience the powerful, positive energy of design that’s not only creative but also determined to drive real change in society.In a fast-paced, uncertain world, where things come and go in the blink of an eye, design can often be seen as just about looks without creating societal impact. But in truth, design holds the potential to help us adapt and thrive amid new challenges. “Up+Rising” encourages us to embrace new hope and fresh energy through design that goes beyond aesthetics to become a tool for transforming society and our cities for the better.So, if design were to rise up, what could it “+ with” to create the world we want to live in? Bangkok Design Week 2025 is ready to welcome everyone to experience the positive power of design. Let’s rise and add up together!#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวก+ OptimismWhen we start to recognize the value of positive energy, we begin to see the world through a new lens. Design acts as a spark that ignites joy, brightness, and the belief that “anything is possible.” This power can lead us and those around us to discover new hope and possibilities, paving the way for growth and a better life.+ Cross-disciplinarityIf there’s anything truly ready to “uprise” anytime, anywhere, it’s design. In a time when expertise in one field alone may not be enough, design becomes a versatile tool that links seamlessly with diverse fields—whether technology, business, or science. Design sparks new possibilities that can enhance our lives and the world around us.+ Positive ForceWhen faced with challenges that drain our energy, design becomes the spark that reignites us—opening up new paths and inspiring social progress. The more problems, obstacles, or limitations we encounter, the more essential design becomes in tackling them. When the positive power of design supports and encourages us to overcome challenges, a better life awaits—all we need is the readiness to take it on.+ Power of DesignDesign is more than just aesthetics; it has the power to bring meaning and depth to life. It can also be a tool for enhancing our quality of life and building a sustainable society. Designers can achieve this simply by expanding their perspective to see design as a creative path leading us toward a better life.+ DisruptionFollowing traditional paths may feel safe, but daring to break the rules and think outside the box can lead us to fresh designs that challenge old ideas. Designers who dare to think differently are the ones sparking new movements, embodying the courage to drive social change.#BKKDW2025#BangkokDesignWeek#DesignUpRising#ออกแบบพร้อมบวก
07 Nov 2024
Announcement of Participant
Announcement of ParticipantBangkok Design Week would like to give a sincere appreciation for all applications. We are delighted that you are a part of this festival. Your participation in Bangkok Design Week 2025 drives the growth of the Creative Industry.List of the Participants for Bangkok Design Week 2025BKKDW2025 Supporters:AP (Thailand) Public Company LimitedCentral Pattana Public Company LimitedEpson (Thailand) Co.,Ltd.Sansiri Public Company LimitedHatari Electric Company LimitedList of BKKDW2025 Program Partners:+ ExhibitionFestival Venue103PAPER SHOPApisek StudioARISARAbamkok.studioBioplustiqCapiz Reborn CEA x iliUCentre of Excellent Ciptaloka, Telkom UniversityDassein DBDepartment of International Trade Promotion (DITP)Do It NowDuPont™ Tyvek® DUSTYDAPEuropean Product Design Award (EPDA)ESIC LabEveryday Architect Design StudioEyedropper FillFaculty of Architecture and Design, KMUTNBFAQ-TORYGOODSTUPHGUMPOONG X FIRST ARCHITAPONHAY ThailandHAYAK + FabCafe BangkokHong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)Homework fabric Infinite RiotItalian Trade Agency (ITA)Jamming KinsJHANYARKeep RightLERTloqaLUKYANGmarionsiamMark C.MUNIEmvrdv x NL embassy x CEANATPICHAIRATNulty LightingPART HardwarePHAYANCHANAPhilippines Department of Trade and Industryploynisa, pokhaiPlural DesignsPlural designs x Trusol POPTODAY + BKK BROS.Rattachat Phonsaen StyleRISE IMPACTSALT AND PEPPER STUDIOScrap LabSilpakorn Office of Art Culture and CreativitySMEGSTUDIO150ANNEXTAKANAO TODO DESIGNTERMTEMXSOERANNThaiGaThe Collective StudioTHINKK STUDIOTIGER LIFESTYLETrawellUrban Allywe!parkWisdomativeWoof Pack BangkokyellowspongeYimsamer x Amino Vital x CEA ห้อง VMLนักออกแบบ x สำนักงานเขตบางรัก/สัมพันธวงศ์บริษัท นันยางการทออุตสาหกรรม จำกัดภาควิชาวิทยาการสิ่งทอ มหาวิทยาลัยเกษตรศาสตร์ภาควิชาสถาป้ตยกรรมภายใน คณะสถาปัตยกรรม มหาวิทยาลัยอัญสัมชัญริทัศน์บางกอกวิชญ์ พิมพ์กาญจนพงศ์ศูนย์เทคโนโลยีโลหะและวัสดุแห่งชาติ (MTEC)Your Own VenueA Seat StudioAttention StudioBang Lamphu Everyday by Arch SUBangpho Wood StreetBigknit x Sleepy pansyBlossom Creative MatchingCHBY x ATTA x T Creative x SOLID ALIGNChojamachi School of Arts (Nagoya, Japan)CU x QUTDesign and ObjectsFabLab BangkokFlower Market Goonies Weekendsfriends & dumpco.galvaniiGor.Gor.Nor.GroupGreydient LabHouse of Upa-In x Kanya Kim StudioHumans of Flower Market by Arch SUIndustrial Design Department, Chulalongkorn UniversityJim ThompsonKarolina GackeKITT.TA.KHONKoyoriLesmo x ACG CreativeMayday!MMADMobellaneutralmadeOpenschoolOtis Tattoo and art spacePLABPlan AssociatesRCA x TURENIM PROJECTRESRongmai 42RshuRudy Meyer StudioSaratta Space (สารัตถะ)StreetArt_DRUStuAETaiwan Creators AroundUrban AllyUrban Ally x CreatorsUrban Sense, SoAD, KMUTTUrban Studies Lab / InsightPactvice versaVVdesineYookคณะสถาปัตยกรรมศาสตร์และการออกแบบ มหาวิทยาลัยอัญสัมชัญโครงการบวรธนบุรีจรจัดสรรเจียไต๋บริษัท สนใจ เฮาส์พี.เท็นเดอร์คูลริทัศน์บางกอกสถาบันราชสุดา คณะแพทย์ศาสตร์ รพ.รามาธิบดี ม.มหิดลสัมผัสBangkok Big___________________________________+ Talk Festival VenueESIC LabFast Space Design + PS±D Practical school of designIALD SEAIgor PanticPepsi + Lays ThailandVisual Designer and Artist (Child Culture and Social 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ห้องสมุดเด็กปฐมวัยวิสาหกิจชุมชนเสน่ห์ย่านบางลำพู___________________________________+ Event Festival VenueCreative House by CEACRYSTALTOPglomglomDYour Own VenueAttention StudioEntertainment ProjectFlower in Hand by P.Flower Market Goonies WeekendsFlowers in the MistFlowers need time to bloomInwood GardenKing Power Corporation Co., Ltd.MappaMunMun SrinakarinNetherlands Embassy in BangkokOMPPGVIMPlay SpaceThe Head and The Heart StudioVanich House มหกรรมรองเมืองเรืองยิ้ม สถาบันวิจัยแฟชั่นแห่งประเทศไทย มหาวิทยาลัยเทคโนโลยีราชมงคลกรุงเทพหลักสูตร ดุษฎีบัณฑิต สาขาวิชาศิลปะการออกแบบ (หลักสูตรนานาชาติ)___________________________________+ Music & PerformingFestival VenueChanya C.Nathanie NguOtter With Daisy TheatreShadow Colonies UnacousticYamaha Music School ThailandYour Own VenueCollege of Architecture, Suansunandha Rajabhat UniversityYamaha Music School Thailandฉาย อรุณ CHAI – ARUN บริษัท สนใจ เฮาส์บ้านเขียนวาดและภาพพิมพ์ยังธน___________________________________+ Tour Your Own VenueArnMuangBa Thamma Chart,Hidden Bangkok Tour,เรือไฟฟ้าสุขสำราญBUCACasa Formosa Taiwan Tea HouseCollege of Architecture, Suansunandha Rajabhat UniversityConsciousFaculty of Tourism and Hospitality, Dhurakij Pundit UniversityJim ThompsonTaladmodtanoiThe Roots RoutesTheplocationTREASURE WHITE HAT. 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