PARK(ING)PARK addresses the prospect of surprise and perversity of the banal as architectural eroticism. An entire row of dreary shophouses in a dead-end alley of Bangkok, typically congested with chaotic traffic and haphazard parking situations, is transformed into a mini-city of mechanized parking + park platforms wrapped in green gardening surfaces. Parking and park programs coexist to transform the banal, lifeless, most of the time unoccupied concrete environment into a surprising spectacle of urban park and gardens, interspersing and constantly moving in the midst of tame, motionless automobiles.
Here, are the process and how each ones are set by the rules, the drawings show where people get access and the elevation where the pattern creates.
The master axon shows how the mechanism operates and also the 3 repetition-modulars, which segmented by the types of vehicles variations. The variations create the pattern due to their rules which will different by the dimension and cages.
The interior perspective shows the combination of activities, PARK(ING)PARK together, the little gap between the cages is the park and the cages are the parking.
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