THE BANGKOK CAR CAVE

The Bangkok Car Cave

Visiting a house in Bangkok hiding a trio of 911 hotrods.

With a Master’s in Architecture and a career spanning smart farming and F&B, Shogun’s approach to his garage mirrors his approach to design: intentional, structural, and deeply personal.

His Porsche collection is a study in evolution. It began eleven years ago with a Grand Prix White 993 Carrera 2, now a 3.6L twin-turbo powerhouse in RS Clubsport skin. For the mountain roads of Thailand, he turns to the surgical GT Silver 991.2 GT3. But his most ambitious project remains the Irish Green 964. A ground-up restoration that has surpassed even his longest architectural projects, it features a 3.8L naturally aspirated flat-six, carbon fiber body panels, and an electric AC system moved to the front for better weight balance. It is a car built to bridge the gap between track focus and daily utility.

This philosophy of integration extends to his home. After 1.5 years of design and 5 years of construction, the house was completed as a vertical gallery to showcase the family’s automotive history and memorabilia across multiple floors, anchored by an underground garage.

For Shogun, the Porsche community provides the final layer. “It’s defined by the people you meet along the way. I’ve found a community of eccentric, fun entrepreneurs who share the same passion, which makes every road trip less about the destination and more about a meaningful exchange of ideas.”