Warehouse District Architecture

Bangkok, Thailand
Warehouse District Architecture
Explore Asiatique’s preserved warehouse district, blending colonial history with vibrant modern shopping in Bangkok.

Brief History: The warehouses date back to the early 20th century when the site was the East Asiatic Company’s bustling trading pier. The redevelopment in 2012 preserved these historic buildings to maintain a sense of authenticity and honor the location’s commercial past. Notable Features: Retains original red-brick facades, arched doorways, and wooden beams, blending colonial-era industrial design with modern lighting and signage. The layout follows the pier’s original footprint, creating an immersive walking experience. Fun Fact or Unique Angle: Some structural elements, including wooden doors and metal fittings, are original century-old pieces restored for safety and preservation. Current Use or Visitor Info: Today, these warehouses house over 1,500 boutiques and stalls selling Thai crafts, fashion, and souvenirs. Visitors can shop while appreciating the preserved architecture that tells the story of Bangkok’s trading era.

Location

Coordinates: 100.503, 13.7046

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