Why we build mid-century-modern, in Thailand
The shallow roof, deep eaves and warm timber aren’t nostalgia — they’re a climate strategy for the tropics that happens to look beautiful.
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Notes from the studio
Design thinking, engineering detail, and what it's actually like to live in a Marko House.
What “90% built in the factory” actually means
It’s not marketing. Here’s what actually leaves the factory finished — and why that changes your timeline and your risk.
Small-footprint homes that don’t feel small
A 36 m² home can feel genuinely generous. The trick is light, long sightlines and a single continuous material palette.
A realistic timeline: order to keys in ten weeks
Ten weeks isn’t a sales promise — it’s what parallel site work and factory production make genuinely possible.
What a fixed price really covers — and what it doesn’t
A fixed price is only useful if you know its edges. Here’s what sits inside the number, and what sits outside it.
Designing for the tropics: eaves, cross-breeze, shade
Orientation, eaves and cross-ventilation do more for comfort in Thailand than any gadget. We design for all three first.
Steel frames, explained without the jargon
Why steel, how it’s sized, and what a welded frame means for the life of your home — in plain language.
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