13°52′ N 100°40′ E Sheet 00 · Ramintra studio
Unlabeled canal map on a lacquered table in a velvet-dark studio, lit by a copper lamp
An evening sheet in the studio. The canal curve is ink; the words stay in the finding, not on the photograph.

Cognit Vertex Analytics · Tha Raeng

Ground walked, then drawn

We take a Bangkok lot, bank, or short soi and return it as plates you can spread on a table: geospatial analytics held to what was walked and what you already have on paper.

Request a place study

A written estimate follows the first exchange. This page does not take a fee.

What leaves the studio

Printed sheets, and a finding that says where they stop

The flagship commission is a place study. Arun Charoen draws it. Malee Srisuk walks it. You receive a base sheet, three thematic plates, and a written finding of roughly eight to fourteen pages. A digital copy of those same sheets comes with the paper. Nothing here is a standing subscription, and nothing is certified for the land office.

Most studies begin with a household or an architect who can already name the decision: an extension, a choice between lots, a floor that should stay clear of the seasonal band on a khlong. If the question is only one plate wide, there is a smaller commission for that. If the question is only water, we do not pad it into a full study.

Read how a place study is paced

Four weeks, in the usual order

All commissions
  1. Week 1The question is written down: the ground, the decision, the records you are willing to share. The fee is named before anyone books a walk.
  2. Week 2First walk in Greater Bangkok. Edges, access, visible water, and neighboring uses are checked against the records. Differences stay in the field book.
  3. Week 3–5A second walk if rain or access still matters. The base sheet and three plates are drawn so they can be laid over one another.
  4. Last sittingYou read the finding with us. One revision round is included. Printed sheets leave the studio after the remaining fee.

When the full study is the wrong size

How rates are built
  1. 02

    Map plate

    One sheet from records you already hold, plus a short caption. Chosen when a walk would not change the question.

    From 28,000 THB
    Two to three weeks
  2. 03

    Canal and flood reading

    A bank or a ponding patch, drawn as a seasonal band. Neighbor accounts are kept apart from stain lines.

    From 54,000 THB
    Three to five weeks
  3. 04

    Parcel comparison

    Two or three sites, one scale, the same questions. The notes describe differences. They do not rank a purchase.

    From 42,000 THB
    About three weeks

From the field book

A September walk along a northern bank was called off before we left the studio road. The path was slick, and the household had already asked that mud stay out of a rented ground floor.

A monsoon week in the field book

A reservation we kept

The rain note should have gone the same day

Suda Preecha, whose kitchen extension in Tha Raeng depended on the wet-season band, later told us the plates were usable at the district conversation — and that a postponed walk should have been written to her on the day the sky closed, not after it cleared. The studio now sends that note the same day. The plates did not become more certain because of the delay. The courtesy did.

Other client stories

Begin with the place

Write with the soi, the lot, or the bank

Tell us the question in a few sentences. We answer within three working days with either a scope note or a reason the commission does not fit. Visits are arranged only after that exchange.

Write to the studio

Office

230/7 Ramintra Road, Tha Raeng, Bang Khen, Bangkok 10220
(02-509-3187)

Ask for the map room if you would rather see finished sheets before you write.

The drawers on Ramintra Road