In the heart of Bangkok, where every square meter holds value, the term 'green space' signifies not just greenery but quality of life. Today, in the Rama 4 - Silom area, the concept of living and lifestyle has evolved further, connecting the important urban green space of Lumpini Park with the 'Dusit Arune Park at Dusit Central Park,' enhancing the experience of nature and creating a new dimension of living in the heart of Bangkok.

The City Park: Lumpini Park, the Heart and Center of Bangkok Life

Lumpini Park is a 360-rai green space in the heart of Bangkok, long-standing as Thailand's first public park, and continues to play a vital role in the lives of people of all ages. Currently, Lumpini Park serves as a public area accommodating various activities, including exercise, relaxation, and cultural events, continuously developed through collaboration among government, private sectors, and the community, keeping this space vibrant and a place where people can spend time and share moments together every day.

Today, the role of Lumpini Park extends beyond just a relaxation area; it has become a Cultural Hub of the city, connecting people, activities, lifestyles, and the urban atmosphere. On the occasion of its 100th anniversary, the ongoing improvements and developments further emphasize the significance of this vital green space as the heart of the city and the lifestyle of people across generations, reflecting the essence of world-class parks like Central Park and Hyde Park, which are both the heart of the city and drivers of value for the surrounding areas.

Our Park: Dusit Arune Park, a Green Space Designed to Be Part of Everyday Life

This largest urban rooftop park in Thailand, spanning over 7 rai, has been developed under the concepts of Biophilic Design and Universal Design, genuinely integrating nature into daily use, surrounded by 100% Thai flora and small animals that help create a miniature ecosystem, complemented by water features and the natural sounds of waterfalls that enhance the atmosphere of relaxation amidst the urban rhythm.

The uniqueness of this space lies in the “Extended Park View”, which opens up perspectives from the rooftop park connecting to Lumpini Park, allowing the experience of nature to flow seamlessly. Additionally, this area is designed to serve as a “power-receiving space,” welcoming wind, light, and shade from nature, oriented towards the northeast, which is considered favorable for receiving good energy according to Feng Shui principles, creating a balanced environment conducive to both relaxation and living.

The concepts and elements of “Dusit Arune Park at Dusit Central Park” are not coincidental but stem from a commitment to create meaningful green spaces for both life and the surrounding city through four main ideas:

  1. Love for Nature reflected through the inspiration of the founder, Lady Chanat Piyauy, who values trees and green spaces, leading to the design of a park surrounded by Thai flora, creating natural shade.
  2. Design for Good Energy, as the concept of creating this rooftop park not only increases green space but also facilitates the flow of wind, light, and natural energy to create a balanced environment that enhances the quality of living.
  3. For the Community and Surrounding Society, although this area could be utilized commercially to generate economic value, the intention to make the project part of the city has led to the design of a green space that invites people to spend time, relax, and share moments together, harmoniously connecting urban life with nature.
  4. For the Future of Bangkok, Dusit Arune Park is not designed merely as a green space within the project but also reflects the intention to be part of urban development, aiming for this green space design and investment to inspire future projects to elevate the quality of life and make Bangkok a more livable city. Ultimately, the value of green spaces is not measured by size but by the intention to make nature an integral part of urban life.

From Perspective to Life Experience

When the view from “Dusit Arune Park at Dusit Central Park” connects to Lumpini Park, what occurs is not just a distant landscape but an extension of life experiences from the city's green spaces to areas of relaxation in daily life. Visitors often regard it as one of the most beautiful and impressive views of Bangkok. This perspective allows for a continuous experience of living amidst nature, not just in terms of space but as a “lifestyle” that flows throughout every moment of the day.

All of this reflects the living concept defined by Dusit Central Park as Front Row Living, where life is not just about “seeing” green spaces but truly “living with them.” With the potential of the Rama 4 - Silom area, a Super Core CBD connecting all transportation systems, including BTS, MRT, and major road networks, as well as being a hub for businesses, financial institutions, and leading global organizations, this area is viewed as a Prime Business and Financial District of Thailand. Coupled with the rarity of land near large green spaces in the city center, this location has become a Super Rare Asset with high demand but limited supply, making it unsurprising that the areas surrounding Lumpini Park are moving towards becoming Thailand’s Billionaire’s Row, comparable to Central Park and Hyde Park, where property values are continuously rising, especially for units with views of the park.


On the occasion of World Environment Day, another significant moment encouraging people to recognize the value of nature and green spaces around them, this day is designated by the United Nations to fall on June 5 each year to promote awareness and action on environmental issues globally. Khun Lada Kowawisarach, CEO of Viman Surya Co., Ltd. stated, “A great city is not one with the tallest buildings but one where people can breathe deeply and feel their humanity through closeness to nature. Opening the view from Dusit Arune Park to Lumpini Park is not just about developing green spaces but creating a new balance between the city and nature that will elevate both the quality of life for people and the value of the area in the long term. Everyone who visits and uses the space within the project, including residents of The Residences at Dusit Central Park, will experience life in a dimension that connects nature with daily living, both from the perspective of the city’s large green space and the green areas within the project designed for true living. Soon, the connection of the additional subway station at the corner of Silom Road and Lumpini Park will be completed, allowing seamless access between the project and Lumpini Park. The development of Dusit Central Park is based on the philosophy of “Here for Bangkok”, reflecting a commitment to be part of urban development today, with the intention of creating a landmark that values design quality, user experience, and its role in Bangkok in the long term. Meanwhile, the sustainability of the green spaces both within the project and Lumpini Park arises from the cooperation of people who responsibly share the space to ensure it remains beneficial for everyone in the long run. As Bangkok moves towards a future of becoming a more livable city, “The City Park, Our Park” is not just a project concept but a reflection of a new way of life where nature is not just 'nearby' but 'is' an integral part of daily life.