Changing Cityscape of Bangkok (3) Mega construction
Some current construction sites in Bangkok are of biblical dimensions and only from afar you can see the entire construction site.
Bangkok One
The area that used to have Lumpini Night Bazaar (discontinued 2010) and Lumpini Boxing Stadium (demolished around 2016) is now a construction site and will become Bangkok One (everything: mall, hotel, offices, condominium).
Before construction started, the area was accessible to public. Here some pictures I took on 21jul2017:
And there was at least one concert/event that took place on the empty plot.
Current (6jan2020) view from Pinnacle Lumpini Hotel:
Bang Sue railway station
Bang Sue railway station will be come the main railway station of Thailand and replace Hua Lampong (which will then become a museum or be used only for local trains). Aerial view of main entrance (E side):
View from NW with old Bang Sue railway station on the right side:
The giant clock in remembrance of Rama 9:
https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30377787
And once we are in that area, we can have an aerial view of Chatuchak Weekend Market:
and Mor Chit 2 bus station as well:
Parliament building
The new Thai Parliament Building (Thai: Sappaya-Sapasathan สัปปายะสภาสถาน) in Kiak Kai เกียกกาย is still under construction. Picture by drone from West, Chao Pharaya river in front and Baiyok tower right back:
(Construction site is visible from Krungthon Bridge, easily accessible by recently opened MRT blue line extension Sirindhorn station. Addendum: visible from Tao Pun MRT as well.)
View from upper level Bang Sue railway station construction site:
Many thanks to a Farang friend for providing aerial pictures by drone.
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That's right, many thanks to your friend as well as to you for sharing with us not only those aerial views but picture of resting worker at Bang Sue.
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Thanks for posting. Great update.
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