An optimistic approach to spatial inquiry.

The term ‘spatial optimism’ best describes our method of working, trusting that each project has the innate potential to positively shape the environment and the shared lived experiences.

We believe that work of architecture is the medium through which life is experienced. This tender work is achieved through the mastery of material expression, building performance, and a deep understanding of the human conditions.

Our body of works span across the field of architecture, research, landscape, urbanism, and objects.


Peeraya Suphasidh received a Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Architecture form Rhode Island School of Design (2014) where she received Architecture Thesis Award. She holds a post-professional Master in Architecture II from Harvard University (2020), receiving second place for Plimpton-Poorvu Design Prize. She has practiced and researched in USA, Japan, France, and Thailand on various international projects and has been exhibited internationally. Peeraya is currently a licensed member of the Architect Council of Thailand and a lecturer at Kasetsart University.

CV


AWARD
Finalist / Chulalongkorn University Faculty of Engineering - Auditorium Renovation / Bangkok / THAILAND
1st Prize / Latualuce Due - Viabizzuno / Bologna / ITALY
2nd Prize / Plimpton-Poorvu Design Prize / Massachusetts / USA
Harvard Research Grant / Massachusetts / USA
3rd Prize / Russia Standard Housing: Unpredictable City / Moscow / RUSSIA
1st Prize / 100% Wooden House / Montlouis-sur-Loire / FRANCE
2nd Prize / Europan 2019 Productive City: Grey Matter / Auby / FRANCE
Fellowship with Residency / Arts Letters and Numbers / New York / US
RISD Architecture Thesis Award / Rhode Island / USA


EXHIBITION
CA’ASI Young European Architect (2021) Palazzo Santa Maria Nova / VENICE
100 Days Studio (2020) Architecture Foundation / LONDON
Iterations of a Dream & Prelude: An Offset (2017) H Project Space / BANGKOK
NOW: Galapagos (2015) Arts Letters and Numbers / NEW YORK
NOW: Galapagos (2015) Galerie Subsuelo / BERLIN
Architecture Thesis Show (2014) Woods-Gerry Gallery / PROVIDENCE
Complexity (2014) Gelman Gallery / PROVIDENCE
Slow Plotting for the Draftery (2014) Sasaki Associates Gallery / MASSACHUSETTS