Garment work can be deadly. For a Thai brand, safety starts with space
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San Pa Tong District, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Design, Architecture
Brand
Structural Engineering
Pilawan Piriyapokhai
Garden Pavilion Design
Paveen Sriboon
Material Research and Fabrication
Akapan Kanyen, Warat Phansanesri
Landscape Contracting
Thanatcha Tangsuksawangporn
Building Collaboration
Attipol Bamrungyai
Floor Area
200 sq-m
Fashion brand Long Goy’s Chiang Mai studio and workshop is designed with its employees in mind. It sets a positive example for manufacturers in Thailand, where garment work
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