BANGKOK, Thailand – Siam Piwat Group, a leading developer of world-class destinations, is supporting Bangkok Design Week 2026 by transforming its city-center shopping centers into platforms that integrate art, design, and sustainability into everyday life, reinforcing Bangkok’s role as a regional hub for the creative economy.
Under the theme of “Sustainable Art & Design,” Siam Piwat is delivering art experiences that connect creativity with daily life and promote lasting social and environmental value. As Thailand’s first developer to systematically integrate art, creativity, and culture into retail spaces, Siam Piwat continues to innovate and help position Bangkok as a leading global art and design destination.
Chanisa Kaewruen, Head of Creative and Innovation at Siam Piwat Co., Ltd., stated that Siam Piwat develops spaces where art and design contribute to urban and social advancement. She emphasized that artists and designers are encouraged to co-create and present accessible works to the public. This year, sustainability is central to the creative process, with a focus on environmental responsibility and shared value for diverse communities. Siam Piwat aims to foster balanced, livable, and sustainable cities through this approach.
For Bangkok Design Week 2026, Siam Piwat has opened creative spaces at four flagship locations: Siam Paragon, Siam Center, Siam Discovery, and ICONSIAM. These venues will host over 20 exhibitions, creative markets, and interactive activities from January 29 to February 8, 2026, featuring works by Thai and international artists, designers, and creative communities.
Highlights include fine art, digital installations, immersive experiences, contemporary fashion exhibitions, community art markets, and inclusive cultural showcases. These events reflect the diversity of creative expression and the role of design in promoting sustainability and social inclusion.
This initiative demonstrates Siam Piwat’s commitment to using creativity to drive economic vitality, cultural engagement, and sustainable urban development in Bangkok.
For updates, visit the Siam Piwat Facebook page, its shopping centers, or learn more at https://www.siampiwat.com/assets/bangkokdesignweek2026/ (NNT)
