A 17-storey commercial building stands tall on the corner of Sri Ayutthaya and Phayathai Road, known as the Wannasorn Building, a symbol of Bangkok’s modern architectural landscape. This building, designed by a team of talented architects in the 1980s, embodies the city’s rapid modernization and the fusion of traditional Thai aesthetics with Western architectural styles. The building boasts a sleek facade of linear strips, reminiscent of the iconic skyscrapers that dominated the skyline of Bangkok during this period. The Wannasorn Building, with its spacious floor plans, is an emblem of the city’s economic growth in the 1980s, housing various offices, shops, and commercial spaces. It is said that the building’s design was also inspired by the cloud reflections on the mirror walls of the new Thai Airways office building, signifying a vision for the future of Bangkok. Standing tall, the Wannaosorn Building is not just a building, but a piece of history, reflecting the dynamism and aspiration of the city.
Garuda Museum
Behold the Garuda, a four-meter sculpture spreading its wings. This is the entrance to Southeast Asia’s one and only Garuda