In this episode, we explore the architecture of Silom Plaza, a building that represents Bangkok's commercial evolution during the late 20th century. Nestled on the bustling Silom Road, often referred to as "The Wall Street of Thailand," Silom Plaza may not boast groundbreaking design, but its functional and modernist approach reflects the rapid urbanization that shaped Bangkok's skyline in the 1980s and 1990s. We dive into how the building's practical design served the city's business and tourism sectors while comparing it to the more innovative architectural developments nearby, such as Park Silom. Join us as we uncover how Silom Plaza plays a pivotal yet understated role in Bangkok's architectural history.
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