ASWA proves it’s what’s inside that counts

Rough or smooth, pure and simple, concrete is a dear material to us all. The WSU Gallery in Bangkok exemplifies another facet of how to create spaces with it. ASWA chose to design a solid concrete box, making an introverted architecture. The clien
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