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PAVA is a multidisciplinary environmental design studio based in Bangkok. PAVA was founded in 2018 by Pacharapan Ratananakorn and Varat Limwibul. In response to climate challenges, environmental degradation and urbanization, we practice across disciplinary boundaries and conduct research to comprehensively revitalize, adapt and transform architecture, interior architecture, landscape architecture and urbanism.
PAVA views design practice as a growing process and holistic system. Time, place and context all matter. We believe that architectural practice needs to reflect the multidimensional and intangible dimensions of economics, politics, culture and the environment. What design “does” is to empower and evoke memories of the past and hopes for the future.
PAVA has received international and local recognition and received design awards. In 2023, the Khaomai Museum and Tea Warehouse won the World Architecture Festival’s Creative Reuse Category Winner and the Architectural Review’s AR Replacement of Old and New Award. The Teak Pavilion and its research are on display at the 2023 Bangkok Architects Expo as the main theme pavilion. The master plan and adaptive reuse scheme of the 1955 Khao Mai Estate won the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Conservation Award 2018 in the category “New Design in the Heritage Context”. The 2014 Guggenheim Helsinki design was selected by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation as an ASWA participating architect. ASA Lanna Headquarters won the second prize in the 2014 Northern Thailand Architects Competition from the Royal Sponsored North Siam Architects Association.
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