INTHUWAT INSUK
Design and Architecture Portfolio
Selected Works 2020 - 2023
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Melbourne, Australia
The University of Melbourne
Melbourne School of Design (MSD) Master of Architecture (1st year)
2023
Melbourne, Australia MSDx Exhibition for Melbourne School of Design
2019 - 2022
Bangkok, Thailand INDA
Parade
Presentation for Bachelor Degree
I am currently studying my master’s degree at University of Melbourne and I am eager to apply my academic knowledge and passion for architecture in a professional practices.
Throughout my academic experience, I have developed a strong foundation in design software and a thorough understanding of architectural concepts. My ability to think critically, solve problems and collaborate with others in a team setting has been proven by the successful completion of projects. My education has given me a strong foundation in building techniques, sustainable design principles and industry trends.
With my interest for architecture and my academic background, I am con dent that I am an outstanding applicants for working on this eld.
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+61 435039269
inthuwat.i@hotmail.com
Melbourne, Australia / Bangkok, Thailand
issuu.com/inthuwat
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HOUSE OF FAFETU
Design Studio C (Immersion)
Instructors: Ursula Chandler
Creating a refugee place as a safe space for people, sea animals and coral reefs in Funafuti responds to the issue of extremely natural disasters like sea-level rise and flooding which can happen anytimes. With my intention, this place will maintain their indigenous spirit and local lifestyle from the past till nowadays as long as possible. Moreover, this project is also going to push the infrastructure, cultural, traditional, economics and politics of Tuvalu to be more forward through the advantage of creating a space through this building.
In the meaning of Fafetu, it is the traditional crocheted patterns of polynesia by Lakiloko Keakea. Her technique in crocheting to create Fafetu impacts the traditional weaving of Tuvalu to be more well-known and also represent how the industrialization in Tuvalu develop the way art is produced.
From her stories and reputation, she inspires me to design an architectural building for the Tuvaluan community to be an opportunity area which can be represented as the symbol of freedom to work freely and the huge movement in their infrastructure and economics.
In the part of design, creating the floating platform which is for people who come to doing work, commercial activities and spiritual activities like cooking, fishing, crafting, handicraft and recreation activities will push the development of their society through cultural, traditional, economics, industry, infrastructure, political and tourism.
Next, allowing an underground space to be a storage for keeping equipment like fisheries and handicraft, keeping local materials for building houses like coconut leaves and pandanus and keeping food like meat and coconut milk will make the industry and food security of Tuvalu become more sustainable.
REFUGEE PLACE FOR TUVALUAN COMMUNITY TO DO ACITIVITIES, STORAGE IMPORTANT THINGS FOR LIVING & CREATE BETTER ECOSYSTEM FOR SEA ANIMALS AND CORAL REEFS 01
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SCA(R)F-SKIN
Our bodies have outer skin to keep our habits Buildings have scaffoling to preserve their identities ’
Architectural Design V (Thick&Flat)
Instructors: Patrick Donbeck PREFABRICATED SCAFFOLDING WITH SKIN SYSTEM
The quote under the title of my project links to my concept of using prefabricated wireframe structure as a scaffolding system with natural waste as banana fiber to maintain the characteristics of old buildings which are corroded and ruined continuously every year.
With the renovation and repairing of building systems continuing and no way to stop, my invention with the material of banana fiber that has an advantage to support the good resistance to fire and storms which are involved in natural disasters will have a duty to protect their construction in these situation.
My project aims to collaborate with old city management plan organizations in any area of our countries to maintain and preserve our historical buildings or constructions for our next generation in the future such as developing community companies, creativity design institute and any government organization. For example, 4 places which are given in this slide are Bangrak Fire Station in Bangkok, Old Phuket Town, Street Art in Songkhla and Tha Phae Gate in Chiang Mai.
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The quote under the title of my project links to my concept of using prefabricated wireframe structure as a scaffolding system with natural waste as banana fiber to maintain the characteristics of old buildings which are corroded and ruined continuously every year.
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INTHUWAT INSUK
+61 435039269
inthuwat.i@hotmail.com
Melbourne, Australia / Bangkok, Thailand
issuu.com/inthuwat
