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Just opened: What we know so far about One Bangkok, the new massive mixed-use development in Lumphini

Once it’s completed, it will have five hotels, three malls, and three residential buildings.

Top Koaysomboon
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Editor-in-Chief, Time Out Bangkok
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One Bangkok, Thailand’s largest and—so far—priciest urban development project, has finally opened some of its areas to the public after seven years of construction. 

Taking over the 41-acre area in the heart of Bangkok, where Suanlum Night Bazaar once stood, One Bangkok will be home to five mixed-use buildings, three residential buildings, and five hotels, including Bangkok’s first Ritz-Carlton and Andaz. Right now, however, only two office buildings have opened; the rest will follow in Q4 of this year. 

Parade at One Bangkok
One BangkokParade at One Bangkok

To the delight of Bangkok’s shopping-obsessed, One Bangkok will also house three “interconnected” shopping centers and zones spanning 160,000 square meters. Each of the retail hubs—Parade, The Storeys, and Post 1928—will look over Rama IV. Parade will be a nine-floor lifestyle mall catering to both your necessities and whims, while the five-floor The Storeys will steer towards trendy fashion and pop culture.

The Storeys at One Bangkok
One BangkokThe Storeys at One Bangkok

Post 1928 will be the most luxurious one, promising a row of top international luxury brands on what will be Thailand’s first “outdoor shopping street.” Restaurants and cafes will be nestled in all the malls, although the names of key tenants have yet to be revealed. 

Post 1928 at One Bangkok
One BangkokPost 1928 at One Bangkok

One Bangkok will also feature a total of 19-acre green spaces hugging these LEED-certified buildings. The complex will also be connected to the Lumphini MRT station via a pedestrian underpass and, for those coming in cars, to the main expressway via new checkpoints  

Most of One Bangkok will be open to the public by the end of the year. The tallest building, though, set to become Thailand’s highest, will need more time. We’ll keep you updated once we have new information. 

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