Blurring the Boundaries Architecture
In the realm of architecture, the Where's House Warehouse emerges as a versatile space that transcends the conventional boundaries of living, working, storage, and communal interaction. The design prioritizes the quality of life for the users, serving as the central hub for a company specializing in importing vaccine and nutritional supplement distribution for the agricultural sector in Thailand.

The concept behind Where's House Warehouse is rooted in the notion of "Blurring the Boundaries Architecture." This innovative architectural approach aims to challenge and dissolve traditional demarcations between different spatial functions, seeking to redefine the conventional perception of spaces by seamlessly integrating various functionalities within a singular structure.

This approach is realized through strategic design elements such as open-plan layouts, viewed as an 'air-drying office,' aiming to maximise natural light and efficient air circulation throughout public areas. The building's form avoids being entirely enclosed, eliminating the need for air conditioning in every space, while promoting a sustainable and pleasant environment.

The heart of the design lies in the use of glass blocks throughout the building. This material not only reflects the business identity, focusing on distributing vaccines and livestock supplements for the agricultural sector, but also emphasize cleanliness and hygiene. The design philosophy of a clean, minimalist aesthetic is further accentuated by the abundant use of natural light, providing a sense of openness and privacy for passersby.

It serves to delineate functional boundaries within and outside the building, creating a harmonious blend in terms of both perspectives and functionality. The circular and translucent nature of glass blocks resonates with the surrounding context of the village.

However, the standard installation method involving reinforcing steel and mortar between blocks resulted in 10mm-wide seams, detracting from the desired clarity and cleanliness. To address this, collaboration with the construction team and manufacturers was pivotal. Finding a solution meant reducing block seams to the maximum extent. This led to an innovative technique—joining four glass blocks into a single set using epoxy adhesive and sealing them with aluminum flat bars instead of the traditional steel reinforcement, providing enhanced strength while minimizing block seams.

The concept embodies a design philosophy that goes beyond aesthetics, aiming to create an experiential space. The integration of office and residential spaces is achieved through the strategic use of glass blocks, offering a blurred boundary between internal and external spaces. This fusion is evident in both the perspectives and functionality, giving rise to the name "Where's House Warehouse" – a warehouse that seamlessly blends diverse functions into a harmonious whole.