Brutalist Villa - Casa Gana

This Villa was inspired by the real life "Casa Gana" by Touch Studio from Thailand. The house was built in 2024 and is a holiday residence and event venue in Pakchong, Nakornratchasima, Thailand

Within the world of Paralives it sits on the largest piece of land available in the city (320 mountain scarf) within lucious gardens. The build has 3 bedrooms (4 double beds) and 3 bathrooms and is valued around 160.000 Paradimes.

Like a mountin of immovable concrete this villa exudes eternal serenity. In true brutalist fashion the wall of brute concrete that is the facade lends the house a harsh and imposing aura that deterrs anyone aproaching with ill intent. If you are invited to enter the house through the front door however this vibe completely changes.

You are greeted by an ancient Bonsai reigning over this open air atrium giving you space to breathe and arrive. Walking into the indoors you step into a spacious living and dining area equipped with designer furniture, luxurious materials and boasting of high end craftsmanship. The real star of the show however are the breath taking vistas of your surrounding that you can gaze upon through the completely transparent garden facade.

To make this build viable and keep it from bugging out I had to simplify it a little bit but I tried to stay as true to the original as possible.I use the house myself so everything works and has been tested. If you want to check out the original or - like me - enjoy decorating the walls of your home with real life floor plans and building graphics you can find them on the architects's web page: (http://toucharchitect.com/project/257)

Comments and feedback are very much appreciated. Have fun with the house!