Sequence House, situated on a 3,200 sqm plot adjacent to a lake within a golf course in Rayong, Thailand, is designed for an extended family seeking both privacy and tranquility. Inspired by the Japanese Kaiyu-shiki-teien (Stroll Garden) concept, the layout guides visitors through a thoughtfully curated journey of serene experiences. Upon arrival, guests are welcomed at the entrance and led through a peaceful front garden with various viewpoints. The journey begins at the arrival court, gym and reception room, offering glimpses of the property’s natural harmony. Beyond a Travertine wall, guests enter the private zone, where they are greeted by the stunning centerpiece—the back garden, featuring the Karesansui, a dry rock garden, meticulously positioned to be viewed from the main house’s living and dining rooms. The house was built in a very simple concept, undecorated style, reminiscent of the Japanese architecture in The Edo period, called Sukiya style, a prototype for future Japanese architecture. This design seamlessly blends openness with seclusion, creating an inviting yet intimate retreat for family and friends.
