Showing posts with label BACC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BACC. Show all posts

Sunday, July 19

Sunday Summary No. 8



July 13th - 19th




The boat fitted snug into a container, set sail for the UK

Art gallerying at the BACC

LOOK AT THESE SHOES! They are so sexy, and they are all mine

My last ever night in Bangkok



Thursday, August 28

Life in Pictures: Summer so far



Alas! I have returned to this sadly neglected blog. Sorry for the lack of posts as I have been out and about, up and down for the past month or so. I would like to share the weeks I have been away in picture form as this summer has been one of the loveliest by far. Friends, food and family have all been so wonderful. 


Purr Cat Cafe, on Sukhumvit 53

Sailing on my Dads boat in Pattaya

Grand Palace, wall painting of a guardian

Alex in Ayutthaya

View over the Chao Phraya river when eating Dim Sum


Dim Sum!

Khoa San

Friendlings at KS

Yoshinoya!

BACC interactive piece

Pattaya beach with funky sunnies

Pattaya Beach boats

Alex's cat Jessie on the roof




Well there we go, my summer so far! Going back home to Thailand and having my friends to stay, later my lame, lovely boyfriend popped along. Meeting old friends and cute cats, and looking at some cool views. It has been delightful.

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Friday, April 11

"The Art of Architecture" exhibition




Today I popped along to the BACC (Bangkok arts and culture centre) for a browse whilst I was back in Bangkok for a few weeks. I went into "The Art of Architecture" exhibition they have showing from the 4th of April all the way till the 29th of June. If you ever find yourself in Bangkok, I would definitely recommend the BACC as they always have some good stuff showing. 

Anyways, I was really impressed by this exhibition! The amazing scaled down models of some of the worlds most popular buildings where on display, and the craftsmanship that goes into them is incredible! Imagine trying to stick down 100 tiny people, I think not. Overall I had a brilliant time viewing and taking in the fantastic buildings, 10/10 would recommend.




The Millau Viaduc in France


The London Gherkin

Building Prototypes



Sketches by Norman Foster of the London Gherkin


The exhibition has multiple areas with a theme:
  • Infrastructure
  • Culture and Civic
  • Urban Design
  • High-rise
  • Lunar Living (Stuff about being able to live on the moon!)

(One last note: I will try to keep this blog updated as often as I can, starting from today!)