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One Bangkok – New urban development in Lumphini

January 20, 2020 By James Clark 1 Comment

One Bangkok

One Bangkok is a new urban development in central Bangkok. This mixed-use development will include offices, retail space, luxury hotels, residences, and cultural and social spaces. The site will include a 430-metre, 90-storey signature tower.

This enormous parcel of land was previously the site of the Suan Lum Night Bazaar, providing a rare opportunity to create such a big project in a central location. The development is estimated to cost USD 3.8 billion (THB 120 billion). The site area is 16.70 hectares and it is expected to be completed in 2025.

Location

One Bangkok Map

One Bangkok is located at the corner of Rama IV Road and Witthayu Road (Wireless Road) in the Lumphini Subdistrict of Pathum Wan District. The site is opposite Lumphini Park and it’s accessible from Lumphini Station on the MRT Blue Line via Exit 3. The northern end is bounded by the Wireless Road Embassy lane, which is home to the Embassy of Japan, the Australian Embassy, and Alliance Francaise Bangkok.

Official Links and Resources

Official website: onebangkok.com.
Developers: TCC Assets and Frasers Property Holdings (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Architects: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM) and Architects 49.
Civil and structural engineering: Beca
Retail design: Lead8.

News updates and photos at skyscrapercity.com (English) and skyscrapercity.com (Thai).

YouTube channel of One Bangkok.

Information on One Bangkok O4H4 (the project name of the main tower).

Project Images

One Bangkok - Street View

One Bangkok - Aerial View

One Bangkok - City View

One Bangkok - Mall View

One Bangkok - Road

One Bangkok - Lumphini View

One Bangkok - Main tower

One Bangkok - Main tower top

Photos

2022

Photos from my visit, 3 December 2022.

One Bangkok at Lumphini MRT
[One Bangkok at Lumphini MRT.]

One Bangkok
[One Bangkok.]

Embassy of Japan next to One Bangkok
[Embassy of Japan next to One Bangkok.]

One Bangkok
[One Bangkok.]

One Bangkok
[One Bangkok.]

One Bangkok viewed from Lumphini Park
[One Bangkok viewed from Lumphini Park.]

2021

Photos from my visit, 5 December 2021.

One Bangkok
[One Bangkok.]

Gate 2 One Bangkok
[Gate 2 One Bangkok.]

One Bangkok
[One Bangkok.]

One Bangkok - Witthayu Rd
[One Bangkok – Witthayu Rd.]

One Bangkok - Gate 4
[One Bangkok – Gate 4.]

One Bangkok - Rama IV
[One Bangkok – Rama IV.]

2019

One Bangkok
[One Bangkok at Wireless Road, 28/12/19.]

News Archive

2022

One Bangkok sweeps Asia’s Best Landmark Mixed-Use Development and Thailand’s Best Office Development awards – [20/12/22]

One Bangkok announces strategic leasing partnership with CBRE and JLL to bring to market ‘The Ultimate Workplace Ecosystem’ – [09/12/22]

One Bangkok announces partnership with Leafy, setting a precedent for luxury residential developments in Thailand – [24/11/22]

‘One Bangkok’ and SCG embrace circular economy principles for ambitious property development project – [04/09/22]

One Bangkok appoints Lim Hua Tiong as new CEO – [01/04/22]
“Lim Hua Tiong commented that the mission of leading the development of One Bangkok until its completion is in line with Bangkok’s post-pandemic recovery strategy.”

Three construction workers killed in Bangkok scaffold collapse – [17/02/22]

Hyatt to open first Andaz property in Bangkok – [28/01/22]
“The 244-room Andaz One Bangkok will open in the fourth quarter of 2023 as part of the city’s One Bangkok development, the largest integrated development in the central business district.”
Andaz One Bangkok

2021

Circular economy MOU signed by One Bangkok and SCG – [13/07/21]
“One Bangkok and SCG sign MOU for collaboration on sustainable construction management towards circular economy to be implemented at the largest private sector property development in Thailand.”

One Bangkok, Thailand’s largest fully integrated district – [07/04/21]
“One Bangkok, Thailand’s largest fully integrated district, chooses Mitsubishi Electric to supply and install 278 elevators and escalators, including the first double-deck elevators in Thailand.”

2020


[Video of the base concrete pour.]

33 hours for Southeast Asia’s “biggest continuous foundation pour, ever” – [16/04/20]

2019

One Bangkok - December 2019
[Photo by tadao_undo posted at Thailand Future on 15 December, 2019.]

One Bangkok’s intricate launch strategy – [10/12/19]
“The mixed-use project plans to phase in buildings as demand warrants.”

Lead8 joins renowned international team to design One Bangkok – [06/08/19]

One Bangkok upbeat on future supply – [01/08/19]

2018

‘One Bangkok’, Thailand’s first fully integrated district, begins construction – [08/03/18]

2017

The $3.5 billion development set to rule Bangkok – [30/05/17]

SOM works with multidisciplinary team to design 16-hectare mixed-use district in central Bangkok – [04/04/17]

Thai Billionaire Charoen plans $3.5 billion Bangkok development – [03/04/17]

2016

IMG_2755
[Suan Lum Night Bazaar and Lumphini – April 2016.]

2013

Rama IV and Wireless Road Redevelopment
[A previous vision of what the redevelopment might have looked like, by planassociates.co.th.]

2006

Developers shortlisted for Suan Lum – [02/06/06]
An archived report from Bangkok Post is the earliest mention of plans to redevelop the Suan Lum Night Bazaar.

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About James Clark

James Clark is the editor of Future Southeast Asia and is currently based in Ho Chi Minh City. Follow his travels at nomadicnotes.com and on Twitter at @nomadicnotes

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  1. Frans EEKHOUT says

    June 22, 2021 at 8:57 am

    Very interesting project and this places it at the world tallest buildings ever made. It is a project that would be good to make a documentary by Discovery Channel or National Geographic.

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