The object we build together.
The first family-made object for 168 should earn its place every day. We compare three ideas, choose a useful tissue-box sleeve, and set the rules for making it safely and quietly our own.
Enter the family design studyInside the making of a river home.
The 168 Notebook
Notes on view, light and evidence—alongside design experiments, infrastructure observations and the decisions shaping a river home.
Notebook
Looks inward: view, light, evidence and the choices shaping the home.
Atlas
Looks outward: the public landscape, bridges and changing city around 168.
Enter The River AtlasNotes 01–04 · Evidence before certainty
A river home, observed from within.
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Where is the building's most balanced view?
A disclosed model compares every residential floor and both terminal corners. The result is a resilient three-floor band—and a lifestyle tradeoff, not a manufactured winner.
Read the building-wide analysis -
Infrastructure watch
One colour. Two timelines.
The active Grey Line stops at Thong Lo. The Rama III corridor is a separate, long-range proposal with no approved construction date.
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Looking higher: what changes in the river view?
An official Floor 14 construction photograph, approved EIA levels and map-calibrated controls anchor a careful estimate of the view from higher up.
Read the view analysis