ATT 19

Overview

This former Arthorn Suksa Chinese School (1899-2017) was converted in 2019 by architect Pornthep Attakanwong and curator Porntip Attakanwong into a cultural complex preserving much of its original architectural elements.

Architecture & Design

• Original teak facade integrated with full-length glass
• Preserved historical features including exposed brick and ghostly staircase outlines
• Reclaimed materials from the original building and Chinese temple doors
• Modern interventions: whitewashed walls and concrete floors

Programming

Exhibition Space

• Second floor gallery hosting rotating shows every 1-2 months
• Focus on established and emerging Thai artists
• Student exhibition program supporting transition from academic to professional art world

Retail Concept

• Ground floor designed as collector's home environment
• Curated selection of furniture, ceramics, carvings and antiques
• Integration of diverse temporal and cultural elements

Culinary Innovation

• Mad Beef restaurant operated by Puntip Attakanwong
• Nose-to-tail beef concept focusing on secondary cuts
• Sustainability-driven approach to meat preparation

Technical Details

• Two-story layout
• Free public access to exhibitions
• Operating hours: [not provided]
• Located at 19 Charoenkrung Soi 30