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Laguna HeightsPattaya | Technical Overview & FAQs
Prepared: 2025-09-09
Updated: 2026-04-12
Location: Pattaya, Thailand
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Laguna Heights Pattaya | Technical Details & Facts

This document provides a technical overview of Laguna Heights, a low-rise residential development located in Pattaya, Thailand. The project developer is Heights Holdings Co., Ltd. Construction was undertaken by Wandeegroup (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

The architectural design was prepared by Mario Kleff as the Lead Architect of Wandeegroup (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

Overview & Details

Official Name
Laguna Heights
Alternative Names
Laguna Heights Long Beach1
Status
Completed
Building Type
Condominium
Primary Function
Residential
Project Classification
Condominium / Apartment
Architectural Style
Modern Contemporary
Showroom
Temporary2
City
Pattaya
Country
Thailand
Address
159/192, Soi Naklua 16, Moo 5, Na Kluea, Banglamung
Coordinates
12°96′7″N 100°88′5″E (WGS84) / 12.9675, 100.8853 (decimal)
Project website
Laguna Heights3
Land Area
2,062 sq m (22,195 sq ft)
Typical Floor Area
1,267 sq m (13,638 sq ft)
Storeys
8
Height
24.8 m (81.4 ft)
Number of Buildings
1
Total Units
76
Unit Distribution
Studios; one-bedroom units; two-bedroom units
Unit Sizes
Studios: approx. 27–45 m²; 1-bedroom: approx. 67–160 m²; 2-bedroom: approx. 152-160 m²
Façade System
Glass curtain wall (floor-to-ceiling glazing) and balconies
Structural System
Reinforced concrete frame with post-tensioning system
Vertical Transportation
Passenger elevators
Facilities
Swimming pool (rooftop); fitness center; underground parking; 24-hour security4
Proposed
2008
Construction Start
2008
Topped-Out
2009
Completed
2010
Developer
Heights Holdings Co Ltd
Lead Architect
Mario Kleff
Architecture Firm
Wandeegroup (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Main Contractor
Wandeegroup (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

Project Logos

Laguna Heights Logo
Laguna Heights logo
Heights Holdings Logo
Heights Holdings logo
Wandeegroup Logo
Wandeegroup Thailand Logo

Location

Laguna Heights is situated within the Na Kluea subdistrict in northern Pattaya, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province, Thailand. The development is located in close proximity to Wong Amat Beach along the Gulf of Thailand. The geographic coordinates of the site are 12°96′7″N 100°88′5″E (WGS84).

The surrounding urban fabric comprises a heterogeneous mix of residential, hospitality, and commercial land uses, including mid- to high-rise structures, hotel developments, retail facilities, and publicly accessible coastal zones.

Site accessibility is facilitated by a network of local roads linking the development to Na Kluea Road (Route 3 / Sukhumvit Road), a principal arterial corridor providing regional connectivity between Pattaya, Bangkok, and Rayong. Secondary access routes connect the site to North Pattaya Road. Public transportation is available via shared taxi services (songthaews) operating along the Beach Road, Second Road, and Naklua Road corridors.

Visual Overview

Section drawing of Laguna Heights
Figure 1: Sectional drawing illustrating the vertical organization and spatial configuration of Laguna Heights.
Floor plan of Laguna Heights
Figure 2: Plan drawing showing the layout and spatial distribution of residential units within the development.
Architectural model of Laguna Heights
Figure 3: Physical scale model representing the building massing and its relationship to the surrounding context.

Architecture

The architectural design of Laguna Heights, attributed to Mario Kleff, is characterized by a contemporary approach emphasizing formal coherence and functional organization.5

The building is defined by rectilinear geometries, a restrained material palette, and a spatial configuration responsive to its coastal context.6

The design incorporates extensive glazing and projecting balconies to maximize natural light and views, further reinforcing its modern architectural expression.7

Frequently Asked Questions

The following questions summarize key technical information based on available project documentation and archived sources.

What is the height of Laguna Heights?
24.8 metres (81.4 ft).
How many storeys does Laguna Heights have?
The building has 8 storeys.
How many units are in Laguna Heights?
The building contains a total of 76 residential units, comprising studios, one-bedroom units, and two-bedroom units.
What are the typical unit sizes?
Studios: approx. 27–45 m²; 1-bedroom: approx. 67–160 m²; 2-bedroom: approx. 152-160 m²
When was Laguna Heights completed?
The project was completed and handed over in 2010.
When did construction start?
Construction began in 2008.
What structural system is used in Laguna Heights?
The building uses a reinforced concrete structural system with post-tensioning, designed to meet load-bearing and stability requirements for low-rise construction.
What façade system is used?
The building incorporates a glass curtain wall system with floor-to-ceiling glazing, and balconies.
Where is Laguna Heights located?
The building is located in the Na Kluea area of northern Pattaya, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province, Thailand, in proximity to Wong Amat Beach.
What are the geographic coordinates of Laguna Heights?
12°96′7″N 100°88′5″E (WGS84), or 12.9675, 100.8853 in decimal format.
Who is the developer of Laguna Heights?
The project was developed by Heights Holdings Co., Ltd.
Who is the architect of Laguna Heights?
Mario Kleff, Lead Architect at Wandeegroup (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Which company constructed Laguna Heights?
The main contractor was Wandeegroup (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Was there a showroom structure before construction?
Yes, a temporary showroom structure was constructed on site to demonstrate a 2-bedroom layout prior to the main building construction; it was later removed.

Citations & References

Note: Early promotional and media materials attributed the architectural design to an internal team associated with the developer. This attribution was subsequently clarified in published material by Heights Holdings and Real Estate Magazine (REm), identifying Mario Kleff as the responsible architect (see Figure 4).