Weng’s Factory: Reviving Bangkok’s Iconic Wooden Lathe Co-Working Space
Weng’s Factory Co-Working Space in Bangkok, Thailand, designed by Architect Nonsense in 2023, seamlessly blends the building’s industrial past with its new function as a vibrant community hub. This former wooden lathe factory, once the domain of generations, has undergone a remarkable transformation, retaining its architectural charm while catering to the evolving needs of modern coworkers.
The design concept masterfully integrates the factory’s original elements, such as timber facades, wooden trusses, and manufacturing equipment, to create a unique and inspiring work environment.
About Weng’s Factory Co-Working Space
In the heart of Bangkok, Thailand, architect Nonsense has breathed new life into a historic wooden lathe factory. Formerly a family-owned enterprise, this century-old structure has now transformed into a vibrant co-working space, seamlessly blending the past and present. Preserving the Past, Embracing the Future
Recognizing the building’s rich heritage, the design team meticulously incorporated the original architectural elements. From the captivating double-height spaces to the adjustable timber façades and sturdy wooden trusses, every detail pays homage to the factory’s storied past.
Connecting with the Community
The owner’s vision was to create a community hub, and the architects have delivered. By repurposing the existing manufacturing equipment, such as metal casting molds, pulleys, and ins...
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