Nep Capture
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Lots of.book Lots of table.for sit and work / read / whatever Have coffee shop but quiye expensive Near 7-11 and post office / bus / boat 15 mins to BTS

Tharawadee Tangtrongjitr
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18 Mar 63 at 16.00 hrs. Male staff not man Wearing a very bright yellow shirt Subsidize candy shops But not to eat snacks in the 5th floor zone #This is anyone who fussy after the TCDC guests #Help improve service standards to be equal.

Hung Cheng
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The Thai Creative Design Center TCDC, which has moved to a new home, is the former General Post Office. It is tall and bright. The white space is very comfortable. The top floor has a roof garden that overlooks the mottled and old town. From the fifth floor, you can buy tickets to enter the tour. On the 5th and 4th floors, there is a very rich collection of books in the library area. You can see a lot of people reading books, so you must talk softly. There is an unmanned beverage space inside. Some drinks can be purchased for drinking. The third floor is a maker space full of various machines, and there is a large work table. Looking at the T-shirt pattern hot press, I really want to see it in person; the second floor is a material library. The surface is full of various materials and some practical Product display using these materials. 1Day pass is 100 baht, annual pass is 1200 baht, student annual pass is only 600 baht, so exaggerated and cheap, the designer must come! In addition, because the TCDC is connected to the post office, it is recommended that some foreign travelers can purchase postcards in the store on the first floor of the TCDC, write them in the library, and post them here. The stamp is 15 baht.

Anuwat Klungphol
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TCDC is located at the Bang Rak Grand Post Office. You can park your car at the CAT TOWER building. Coming here, in addition to using the TCDC service, you can also visit the beautiful Central Post Office building. On the 5th floor, which is the exhibition area of TCDC-selected designers, which will be rotated every 3 months. You can inquire at the service counter on the 1st floor.

Kim Seong
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The library has been moved since May and has been integrated with the office. You can also use the library here. I'm leaving a post for those who are looking at the Google rating. The Emporium Design Center was also opened after construction was completed. It is also good here.

June Yeong
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Came after seeing some good reviews but didn t enjoy at all. Walked 20 mins all the way from BTS & found that the places that can be visited are the souvenirs shop and the coffee shop, you have to join 1 day membership at 100baht to visit the library as there was no exhibitions till February 2020. Perhaps better to check on their website if there is exhibition to make your trip counts.

Rovin Park
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When registering as a member for 1 day, it can be used for 100 baht. It would be a good place for those who major in design or work. It is a good place to carry a book or a laptop and use it all day, as you can carry it in your bag. A power outlet and WiFi are provided. As it is close to the river, it is also a good idea to take the Sheraton Orchid's shuttle boat and walk down to the Sheraton Orchid.

Rex Hon
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The Thai Creative Design Centre was relocated from its former site, The Emporium, to Bangkok Post Office, currently on Shilongjun Road. The front building provides exhibitions and lecture halls, and the back building has a book center and a material library. It uses the transparent light of the General Post Office building as a whole, and the old site is more complete on the first floor of the Royal Department Store. The independent space planning also shows the energy of the design center.

Salty DIY
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Modern design library with co-working space, cafe, and exhibition area. It's currently free for this month, after which a one day pass will cost 100bht /annual membership 1200 bht for general public / 600 for students n government officials. Very cool place, must go. There is a materials resource area where you can find where to buy them.

Donny Boonyamanop
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TCDC is located next to the Grand Postal Building, Bangrak area. The nearest BTS station would be the Saphan Taksin and its around 10 minutes walking to get here. The building is very modern, yet chic with many spots for memorable photos to be taken. Resources wise, there is more than plenty of books especially on design, architect, history of art and other aesthetic topics. Lots of co working space between floors to floors. A must visit for knowledge lovers and/or people who wanted to study or just for a read for the whole day. Although books can not be borrowed outside the ground, but the lovely staff member there can surely help you with photocopying (paid). Entrance fee is 100 baht (for whole day usage). AIS Serenade member can access the resource centre without charge. They also provide reasonable package for monthly/yearly membership as well, saves alot more.

Jessica Wang
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TCDC in Bangkok is obviously not a place for tourists to visit. We asked about five taxis before anyone knew the location. The design library is spacious, comfortable and quiet. When the sun is getting stronger, the electric curtains of the floor-to-ceiling windows slowly cover the glass to keep the space bright but equally cool. I feel comfortable being here for a few hours!

Shih-Hung Chiang
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In 2017, the old building of the General Post Office of the Post Office in the United States created a space for exhibitions including exhibition space, cultural and creative shops, and materials books. The halls in black and white are very simple and temperament, and the furniture used for tables and chairs is from the hands of Thai designers. Designers and researchers can not only find a sense of ambiguity, but also practical hands-on operation, creating a three-party cooperation chain of materials manufacturers, designers and brand production, and opening up opportunities for the development of local design brands.

summer kim
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This is not a library. It is a tcdc office. For reference, the library is also under construction at the Emporium Department Store (as of April 2017). If you would like to see design books go to tcdc commons 2nd floor next to Mandarin Hotel. There aren't as many books as a library, but it's cool and good.

organicpunk
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Following last year, I started from this flower market and walked past Chinatown. I think it is the second most comfortable place to go to Bangkok for free. If you are lucky, you can see some nice exhibits. As many of you have recommended, you can enjoy the scenery from the rooftop with the post office logo. One of my favorite places in Bangkok.

Tharawadee Tangtrongjitr
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ADMIN at the center on the 4th floor is terrible, Chinese people wear thin glasses, they are picky. Do not come to see the problem when USER has a problem. Which is opposite to ADMIN 5th floor. Bob women wear glasses and men wear glasses a lot. There is a problem with the WIFI signal. Only said that you must not put a trolley bag on the table ??? There are employees like this, it's not good. Don't forget, the long-haired Chinese employee wearing skinny glasses is terrible. Should improve service standards to be equivalent to other staff.

Woo Hoo
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It is highly recommended that people who like design and fashion are coming! Generally speaking, it is a book tube plus a lot of seats for designers who need to discuss. The collection of books is very wide! It only costs 100 yuan to go in and can stay for a day. Wait and go as many times as you like! The chairs in the museum are also famous classics. Not surprisingly, the reason why Bangkok is so strong in design is that there are such good places to find information! There is also a material display on the floor! It can be worth a trip! You will find a lot of information and inspiration, and there are many tasteful Bangkok youths!

Rahil Patel
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This is an amazing work-space! It's decorated like a giant studio, highly conducive to work. There's an expensive cafe in the same room and a cinema just outside. It's also located on top of a mall, so there's an infinite choice for food. One could live here...if you have the money. First day is free, but there are membership fees after that.

pan
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We applied an one day tickets to have a bit visit of the entire building, it was really detailing about all the material sources in Thailand, the designers members could get a lot of inspiration from here. I wish our country can have the exactly organization to help further on the design industry.

Alyonushka Tyomnaya
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In the reviews, everything has already been said before me, I have nothing to add, I just want to leave my five stars I did not regret at all that I came, for 100 baht it fully justifies its cost, I am thinking of buying an annual subscription (it seems like it costs 1200 baht). Very quiet and comfortable place, you can sit to work or just read books on art, watch an exhibition of materials

Nikoniko Thai
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Love here! A cool place to stay quietly. In particular, I fell in love with the rooftop overlooking Bangkok.

Nadiah Ghani
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Amazing space, come early and be prepared to spend at least half a day here if you are a design buff and/or love to read. Very well designed, with indoor & outdoor spaces. Its basically a modern-day bibliotheque. Highlights are the Material Library, the Resource Centre & the cafe on L5 serves very decent coffee and cake. One downside is that it is not located near any BTS, had to take a cab. However, water taxis are close by if u have access.

Sarah Watt
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Modern design library with wide range of local and international design books. Co-working space, workshop and cafe is alltogether. Very convenience for designers. Plenty of parking is available. One-day pass ticket is 100 bt a day/ 1,200 bt. Annually membership fee.