The project, designed to resemble a 'tapestry', provides a unique viewpoint on the promotion and marketing strategies used in the Bangkok real estate market. Employing playful narrative techniques, this tapestry effectively highlights the intricacies of the 'built' apartments and the diverse lifestyles depicted in engaging and explicit advertising campaigns. This thought-provoking project was showcased as part of the '999 Questions' exhibition held at La Triennale in Milan, Italy.

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The project achieved the first prize in the 'Library x Desplans Architecture Drawing' competition and was subsequently featured in the 29th edition of MONU Magazine, which focuses on the theme of Narrative Urbanism. This recognition underscores the project's significance and innovative approach in the field of architecture and urbanism.