"Frame Garden Cafe called Tanatap is another iteration prototype of a multi-leveled greenspace with dynamic platforms that rise and fall to create a walkable roofscape that acts as an extension for the public to enjoy the public parks from a better and grander perspective. Pursuing a facade-less architecture, the design was started with the question, what if the flexibility of community activities, art exhibitions, and garden spaces acted as an unlimited permutation of functional facade that defined the space and shaped the identity of the architecture itself?"
"The design was to demonstrate a selfless approach to creating many sheltered indoor spaces hidden within a simple multi-leveled garden. Spaces that were created became a sequential space and were not an initial space."
Tanatap Frame Garden is a prototype multi-leveled greenspace with dynamic platforms that rise and fall to form a walkable roofscape. The roofscape functions as an extension of adjacent public parks, offering elevated views and expanded public access. The concept pursues a facade-less architecture where community activities, art exhibitions, and garden spaces act as a mutable functional facade. Multiple sheltered indoor spaces are embedded within the layered garden, remaining hidden until sequentially revealed through movement across platforms. The project emphasizes flexibility, collective programming, and an identity shaped by use rather than fixed exterior enclosure.
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