Yos Davith's Portfolio-Vol 01

YOS DAVITH

Intern Arc-Student

Phnom Penh, 09 th October 2001

davithyos@gmail.com

+855 17 842 603

About Me

Chum

Reap Suor,

I am now pursuing my bachelor’s degree in architecture and urbanism at Norton University.

Architecture is the Pyramid to me in this major’s journey, with Arts, Science, and Society on each surface.

I’m quite talented, idealistic, and like researching, learning, and brainstorming. My interests are diverse, and I’m constantly eager to acquire new skills and expand my knowledge. I enjoy the architectural design process since it allows us to observe and conduct in-depth study on various needs in order to provide the best solution to the project.

I’d like to use the chance you’ve provided me to obtain additional experience and learn more about architecture as a guide for my career path as an architect.

- YOS DAVITH

Content.

Mekong Villa

Residential projec t Western University, Semester Instructor : Sok phyna

Inhale Dormitory

Student Housing (group Western University, Semester Instructor : Meas Kimseng

Swingy-red Pavilion

Landscape Pavilion Personal Practice work,

Mekong Villa

Type : Private Residential

Location : Chhroy Chong Va, Phnom penh

Area : 450 m2

Arc.Design Studio III | Sem 2 Year 2

Professor : Sok Sophyna & Hin Sokhen

Even though there are more high-rise residences surrounding the site, Khan Chroy Chong Va was known as the exclusive dwelling neighborhood. There are numerous traditional villas that are changing, and the Mekong villa is also one of them. Mekong Villa is a private property for a young and modern couple that appreciate the New Khmer Architecture movement as well as the lifestyle of both indoor and outdoor space.

The goal of the design idea for this property was to open up the space and bring the outside in. This concept involves introducing the center courtyard within the home, which allows for more indirect sunlight. So, to meet the needs of this Villa, the design of the façade incorporates elements of the New Khmer Architecture facades and blends them with the villa sovoye.

(more detail in diagram on p.06)

Site Analysis

Site’s sight

This Residential private villa site has faculty’s accessible supply and it is surrounded by many private residential together with the Mekong river on the side. Moreover, it is located in a developing zone which could give a lot of benefit to the house in the future.

Location‘s map

According to google maps, from Chroy Changva Bridge head east toward Prohm Bayon Circle then take the third exit on the St.KEO CHANDA, continue onto St.Mekong river, the site will be on the right.

Concept

- This collage diagram is about the inspiration concept as a helping hand for the whole design concept.

- Developing process’s diagram

Start with a simple block of mass

Drag the slope roof for 5 o to prevent direct heat from the sun and provide indirect sunlight into the house via courtyard

Finally add the exterior facade (New Khmer architecture blend in villa

sovoye)

Trim off the front for entry, then pull out the middleblock of the mass to create the court.

First floor

Axo explode diagram

This diagram show the activity of people using the space of the house.

Front Right

Visualization

Front facade

Pool side

Digital Model

Inhale Dormitory

Type : Student Housing

Location : Toul Kork, Phnom penh

Area : 600 m2

Arc.Design Studio IV| Sem 1 Year 3

Professor : Meas Kimseng

Khan Toul Kork is notable for having the majority of private residential areas as well as several high-rise residential buildings, as well as various universities nearby. When it comes to living space or location, many students from the province are likely to own a home close to their university, allowing for convenient access. Unfortunately, there aren’t many (or any) dormitories in Phnom Penh, so most students are forced to rent a house or room, which we call ‘Ptub Jurl’ (room for rent) in Khmer. Since it is cheap, some students don’t have a choice and end up living in a space that doesn’t meet their needs, such as lack of nice ventilation, learning vibe, etc... As a result, we devised the plan to relocate the dormitory to Khan Toul Kork, where it is just a few minutes’ walk to the university. Due to the Covid 19 pandemic, most areas such as coffee shops, libraries, and parks are closed to prevent the spread of the disease. Here at the dormitory, our design aims to address and deliver what the students demand, such as a mini-library, cafe shop, mini-park...

(more detail in diagram on p.15)

Site Analysis

Site’s Location

...from TK roundabout head south on MohaSenapramuk KIM II SUNG blvd, continue onto Samdach Penh Nouth st.289 then turn right onto st 566 and make left turn at the 1st cross street onto st.287 turn right on st.564. The site will be on the right.

Site’s Sight

These layout representation about the architectural style in the neighborhood’s site and some views from the surrounding.

Site Analysis’s diagram

Relationship’s collage

Relationship‘s map

This collage shows the connecton of surrounding to the site, plus on how this site will fulfill the need of the students who stay in the dormitory.

This map show the relationship such as University, School,

This collage diagram show the connection

map relationship between site to surrounding School, Entertainment centre, etc...

Target User

connection of surrounding to the site.

This collage show who is the users of the dorms.

The Concept

Program Units

Programs Body

The Void

Due to Covid 19 pandemic most of the places such as spread of this disease. So, the design concept was aim keep the distance inside the dorm.

as coffee shop, library, park....are close to prevent the aim to provide all the need for the students to enjoy while

Section

This section is the perspective view of people’s activities on daily basis.

The atrium brings the natural sunlight to fulfill the whole dorm floors via the tempered glass roof along with the shade of the hanging plant surrounding the voids.

The living space for this Dorm provides such cafeteria,co-working space, cafe by that we create a seamless flow between floors, enhancing tenant’s interaction and promoting cross ventilation throughout the building.

Elevation

Front Left

Rear Right

Visualization

Front facade

Close Facade

Digital Model

Swingy-red Pavillion is a sculpture that is part of the for an event that the organizers want the park to present have gotten back from work or children who have come

Front Entrance View from bench

Perspective

landscape, but it may also be utilized as an exhibit present to the public. Generally, this design aids those who come from school to relax and enjoy their time here.