Thailand's tallest building and a landmark of Bangkok—the Pixel Building

Thailand's tallest building and the new landmark of the capital, Bangkok—MahaNakhon, was started in 2011 and completed in 2016. The building is 320 meters high, with a total of 77 floors, and a construction area of 150,000 square meters, serving as an urban complex that integrates accommodation, entertainment, and dining. MahaNakhon, which means 'great metropolis' in Thai, is colloquially known as the 'Pixel Building' due to its pixelated facade. The completion of the building has transformed Bangkok's skyline, and its striking profile symbolizes the city's stride into the ranks of international metropolises. The building's most recognizable creative feature is its sci-fi-esque 'erosion' design. The exterior glass curtain wall, paired with block-like windows, gives the entire building a minimalist and refined style. Geometric modules around the tower create an effect of varying protrusions and recessions, giving the impression of an unfinished structure. The Pixel Building, whether during the day, at dusk, or at night, and regardless of whether it's sunny, rainy, or overcast, always presents a different charm.