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organization of their shophouses by raising Talat Khlong Suan, a market town beside the banks of Khlong Pravet Burirom (Pravet Burirom Canal) as a case study, as a series of papers to discuss the formation of shophouse in Thailand. After' Thai entered into the Bowring Treaty with England in 1855, Thai economy had greatly expanded. In this period rnarket towns gradually developed in the Central Plains by using channel network as a means oftransportation, while shophou$es were built in these market tewns as wel}. Shophouses of Talat Khlong Suan seem likely to have a simple spatial organization but no shophouses are identical in spatial composition. The original spatial organization in shophouses is the composition of twosteried structure in the front part and open well in the rear part butextension and alteration were done by dwellers mainly in rear open well spaces. Accerding to the extensions, shophouses gradually gain wider fioor spaces over the open well area whieh finally turns the shophouses to have complete twe'storied structures along the depth without open well spaces.

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION OF SHOPHOUSES IN MARKET TOWNS IN THE CENTRAL PLAINS OF THAILAND : The case of Talat Khlong Suan