Enter Projects Asia

Enter Projects Asia is ranked 11th in Architizer’s Best Architecture and Design Firms in Thailand.

Moving up four positions from last year, this ranking reflects our ongoing exploration of plant-based infrastructure, natural geometry, curvilinear form and material intelligence at commercial scale.

Our practice was founded as a gentle rebellion against conventional design and construction methods - a response to the loss of detail, craft and material sensitivity in the built environment.

Based in Thailand and working internationally, Enter Projects Asia continues to explore how natural materials, digital tools and cultural context can come together at architectural scale.

Read the full article below:
https://architizer.com/blog/inspiration/collections/best-architecture-firms-in-thailand/

Thank you to Architizer for the feature.

Hermès IconSiam: Marie Taillefer
South Palms Resort & Spa Panglao - Mgallery Collection: Byron Keane
T2 Kempegowda International Airport: ©Hufton+Crow
Art Gallery Chiang Mai: WBB & Co
Spice & Barley: WBB & Co

A coastal resort experience shaped by sustainability, artistry, and organic design - South Palms Resort and Spa Panglao - MGallery has been named a finalist in the Event Spaces category at AHEAD Awards Asia 2026.

Designed as an immersive gathering space, the project brings together natural textures, fluid forms, and a strong connection to nature, from sculptural rattan ceilings to shell-inspired pavilions by the sea.

Thank you to AHEAD for the recognition, and congratulations to everyone involved in bringing this project to life.

📸 Byron Keane

A public-voted win for Interwoven.
Enter Projects Asia has won the Architizer A+Awards 2026 Popular Choice Award in the Sustainable Materials Project category for Interwoven at the Venice Biennale.

The project reflects our ongoing exploration of sustainable material and innovation - bringing natural rattan, craft, technology, and architecture at scale into dialogue on an international stage.

Thank you to everyone who supported and voted for the project.

In partnership with MGallery Hotel Collection

📸 Edmund Sumner Photography

What does it take to turn a climbing palm into architectural infrastructure?

A traditional rattan splitting tool transforms a single cane into fine, flexible strands, preparing the material for weaving by hand. Every strip begins here, guided by experience rather than machinery.

These strands are then woven through a structural framework, each intersection formed by hand—transforming a fast-growing plant into architectural infrastructure through skill, repetition and time 💫

📸 WBB & Co