“Arguably the cutest small house in the world.”
- Built-up470 sqm
- Storeys5
- Bedrooms3 en-suite
- Bathrooms5
- Parking3 covered
- Pool · LiftOptional
- Rooftop GardenYes
- Maid Suite1
ARQ10 is a boutique development of ten single-family homes, each designed as a distinct architectural statement within a shared private lane. The name is a simple promise: architecture for ten.
Between the density of Bangkok and the calm of Krungthep Kreetha, ARQ10 sits at a hinge — close enough to Rama 9's commerce, removed enough to hold its own silence. Each house is six storeys, built around a core of light, water, and air.
This is not a project that advertises itself. It is found, not sold.
Curved white walls that turn corners without announcing them. Double-height rooms that open to private gardens. Dark marble against soft plaster. Indoor and outdoor kept a single breath apart. Across all ten homes, the vocabulary is the same — restraint, light, and green.
A shared private lane threads between ten homes. Two typologies share one architectural language — the grand L-house at six storeys with a hidden basement, and the compact M-house at five. L2 is complete and ready to move in; M2 and M3 are available to build to order.
Ten houses. Two typologies. One architectural language — the compact and the grand, each designed to fit a life.
Bangkok-based practice led by Jeravej Hongsakul, known for a meticulous, material-driven approach to residential and cultural projects. IDIN's work has been published across the international architecture press.
A design studio founded by Pok Kobkongsanti, recognised for landscape architecture that treats gardens as rooms. At ARQ10, T.R.O.P. shaped the shared lane, pocket gardens, and rooftop planting across all ten homes.