This residence is located in Chiang Mai, a city in northern Thailand recognized for its blend of urban living and proximity to natural wonders. The project holds the name "Baan Dam," a term chosen for its utmost minimalism, with all those engaged in the journey referring to it by this title. In Thai, "Baan" translates to "House," while "Dam" signifies "Black." Hence, it is referred to as the Black House due to its association with this dark hue.
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