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Thai Obayashi Breaks Ground on 8 Billion Baht Ratchadamri Mixed-Use Project

Thai Obayashi broke ground on the 8-billion-baht O-MESH Ratchadamri mixed-use project near BTS Ratchadamri station, introducing LRV Technology to Thailand for the first time to boost construction efficiency while reducing waste and environm

Thai Obayashi Breaks Ground on 8 Billion Baht Ratchadamri Mixed-Use Project
7 Sept Khaosod

On September 7, 2026, Nanwan Limited (Thai Obayashi) held a groundbreaking ceremony for the O-MESH Ratchadamri Project, an 8-billion-baht mixed-use development covering approximately 6 rai in the Ratchadamri area near the BTS Ratchadamri station. The project comprises Grade A office space, a hotel, and retail areas, and will feature LRV (Left-Right-Vertical) Technology for the first time in Thailand to enhance construction efficiency, quality control, and reduce labor, construction waste, and environmental impact.

Pornchai Sittiyakorn, Managing Director of Nanwan Limited, explained that O-MESH Ratchadamri stems from the company's long-standing connection to the Ratchadamri area, where it maintained offices for about 30 years. The project aims to preserve this historically significant location while applying the company's expertise in real estate management under the concept of competing on quality rather than price. The groundbreaking ceremony marks a concrete milestone reflecting the project's readiness in design, architecture, and engineering, with comprehensive preparation before construction begins.

A key innovation is the integration of LRV Technology with Steel Framing and Reinforced Concrete structures, where components are prefabricated and assembled on-site, improving efficiency and reducing construction waste, dust, and noise. This approach reflects the company's "Art of Engineering for Tomorrow" philosophy and commitment to precision, quality, and future-focused construction. Thai Obayashi aims to position O-MESH as both a technology and knowledge showcase to share design and construction expertise with educational institutions and real estate developers.

The name "O-MESH" reflects the project's narrative and vision. The "O-" prefix carries forward from O-NES and OBAYASHI, preserving the company's foundation and values while marking a new chapter, while "MESH" symbolizes the integration of diverse elements working together as one, blending multiple functions within the project and connecting people, culture, lifestyle, and the city. Under the concept of "The Crafted Legacy," O-MESH Ratchadamri embodies Obayashi's DNA through meticulous craftsmanship and thoughtful design. The office tower draws inspiration from Thai and Japanese weaving traditions through its façade design, while the hotel section features a "Garden in the Sky" concept to harmonize nature with the high-rise structure and complement the surrounding green environment.

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