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GreenBiz HK campaign held on 18 March 2026 Shma was represented by Namchai Saensupha, Founding Director, and Yoottapol Samhansook, Junior Associate Director & Design Director, at the “GreenBiz HK” campaign held on 18 March 2026 at Grande Centre Point Lumphini Hotel. The event was organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council to promote Hong […]

Coastal Quang Ngai, A Community by HAUS Mr. Prapan Napawongdee, Founding Director, and Mr. Phat Chapanon, Junior Associate Director & Design Director, recently took part in the LEADERS COMMUNITY DAY for the Coastal Quang Ngai project in Vietnam. The gathering brought together partners and stakeholders in a collaborative, welcoming atmosphere, fostering open dialogue, shared perspectives,

Suan San Pocket Park has been awarded the Nomination Prize in the Space Category at the Designverse Awards 2025-2026 Suan San is a cornerstone of Bangkok’s ’15-Minute Park’ initiative, a critical strategy to bring accessible green spaces closer to everyone through innovative design solutions. The remarkable collaborative spirit that fueled this project united the government,

We are truly honored to be named a finalist in the Landscape + Outdoor Spaces category for the 22nd Annual HD Awards. We are truly honored to be named a finalist in the Landscape + Outdoor Spaces category for the 22nd Annual HD Awards. This recognition celebrates the vision behind our landscape design at The Ritz-Carlton,

It’s remarkable design and architectural excellence. The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok has been honored with an Honorable Mention at the LIV Hospitality Design Awards 2025 for its remarkable design and architectural excellence. Nestled in the heart of Bangkok, the property embodies contemporary elegance infused with refined Thai heritage. From curated residences to elevated dining experiences, each thoughtfully

20th January 2026   This exhibition brings together leading ‘Designers of Mountain and Water’ to present visionary approaches to alternative landscapes in response to climate change. The exhibition features 58 landscape architecture works by 23 practices across Asia. The projects are organized by bioregions—defined by geography, geology, fauna, flora, ecological and climatological characteristics, as well

From Urban Heat to Urban Heal Rising outdoor temperatures, driven by climate change and urban conditions such as high-rise density, heat-retaining materials, and the loss of trees, have intensified the urban heat island effect, impacting health, comfort, and urban life. Addressing this challenge is critical to the global effort to limit warming to 1.5 degrees