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2025 ASIA’S BEST RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE DESIGN - Run Ga Run Home Studio

31 July 20252 min readAsia Awards Organization
2025 ASIA’S BEST RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE DESIGN - Run Ga Run Home Studio

Company: Hues Development Co.,LTD.

Project name: Run Ga Run Home Studio

Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand

Designer/ Architect: Tamnanka Lertmanlikapohn, Pimpaka Loprasert, Bundit Channgam

Manufacturer: Arun 

Stakeholder/ Owner: Rungarun Yarangfun

 

Run Ga Run Home Studio is a heartfelt reinvention of what a home can mean. Far from conventional architecture driven by trends, this residence is born entirely from the owner’s personal story - a seamless blend of creative work, intimate sanctuary, and cultural memory.

At its heart lies a central courtyard inspired by the Lanna tradition of communal spaces. This courtyard breathes life into the home and acts as a bridge between the public and the private, the playful and the serene. Crafted with handmade materials and guided by local artistry, the house celebrates imperfections, encouraging a slow pace and a tactile connection to place. It responds sensitively to its tropical environment through passive cooling, deep eaves, and natural light that filters across warm wooden textures.

More than just architecture, Run Ga Run is an evolving sanctuary where work and daily life overlap, where creativity takes root and inspiration is always close at hand. Its commitment to sustainability, local craft, and a profoundly personal design ethos makes it a meaningful model for modern living.

 

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