| Wang Witthayu (วังวิทยุ)  
			Thai. ‘Wireless Palace’. Name of 
			the former
			
					residence 
			of
			
					
			Prince 
			
			      	
					
					Rangsit Prayoonsak
			(fig.) on Witthayu Road 
			in 
		      
		      
		      Bangkok. 
			After having purchased land at what at that time was a suburb, he 
			hired a Swiss architect to design the new palace in a Swiss-German 
			style, while designing the interior of the palace himself. It was 
			built with a thick wall to prevent moisture damage from outside and 
			to maintain a consistent temperature inside, in order to store his 
			collection of 
			antiques and art works. 
			The Prince Regent lived there with his family until his death on 7 
			March 1951, after which his son Prince Piyarangsit Rangsit and 
			his wife, Princess
			
					Wiphawadi Rangsit, took residence in the palace. 
			Today, Wang Witthayu is the property of their three daughters, who 
			have signed a heritage record that states that the ancient 
			collectible objects will be kept in their original location to 
			honour their ancestor. 
			
			
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