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Parque Phutthabucha is a low-rise apartment project on Phutthabucha Road in Bangkok, developed in collaboration with A49 and N7A, with landscape design by Landscape Tectonix Limited. Working carefully within the site's physical constraints and the developer's marketing goals, TECTONIX shaped a finely planted landscape garden enclosed by an eight-story L-shaped residential slab. The design language and landscape elements are integrated as part of the architecture rather than treated as an afterthought: curving lines and a geometric ordering of materials govern the composition, and carefully selected planting creates a charming, legible courtyard within a tight urban footprint. The curving geometry of the paving, planters and water edges is carried through consistently so that the landscape reads as a continuation of the building's own formal logic rather than as a decorative layer applied on top. The planting palette is chosen to remain legible at the limited ground area, framing small garden rooms that residents can read from the surrounding apartments above. The result is a low-rise residential landscape in which the building, paving and planting read as a single geometric object, with curved beds and restrained species turning the limited ground into a sequence of intimate courtyard spaces. Photography is credited to DOF. Project details are limited in the source material.