Sappaya-Sapasathan, National Parliament building in Dusit district, Thailand
Sappaya-Sapasathan is the parliament building located in the Dusit district, housing the national legislative body and administrative offices. The complex includes museums, conference halls, and work spaces designed to serve thousands of people each day.
Construction took place between 2013 and 2021, replacing the previous parliament building that had served since 1974. The new complex marks a shift toward modern facilities for the nation's legislative work.
The building mixes modern design with Thai cultural references, creating a space that feels connected to the nation's traditions. You notice this blend throughout the interior spaces and layout.
The site covers a large area with multiple zones, so plan enough time to explore at a comfortable pace. Visitor guidance and signage help you navigate the different sections without getting lost.
The name combines two Thai words: sappaya meaning comfortable conditions and sapasathan referring to a council of peace. This naming reflects the ideals that were placed into the building from the start.
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