Master of Architecture Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Chulalongkorn University International Program in Design and Architecture
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JETANA RUANGJUN Architecture Portfolio 2017
+66 (0) 83 019 6533 Jetana.ruangjun@gmail.com
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Jetana Ruangjun Born March 20, 1993 Bangkok , Thailand +66 83 019 6533 Jetana.ruangjun@gmail.com 370 Wongsawang11 Wongsawang Rd. Bangsue Bangkok 10800
Education
2012-2015
2010 2005-2011
Experiences
2016
Chulalongkorn University International Program in Design and Architecture (INDA) - Bangkok, Thailand B.Sc in Architecture (GPA 3.03) Colegio No.1 Joaquin Victor Gonzalez La Rioja, Argentina Yothinburana School (English Program) Bangkok,Thailand Co-Project manager and Architect CASA11 Ltd.,Part. Bangsue,Bangkok Interior Renovation Design Project The Block steak house Bangkok, Thailand
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Teaching Collaborator Y1 Design Tools and Skills International Program in Design and Architecture (INDA) - Bangkok, Thailand
Academic Experiences
2014
Architecture Renovation Project Bitterman Handcrafted cuisine Restaurant Bangkok, Thailand
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Pruksa-Chula : ARchitectural Innovation SynTax,ARIST 2016 Bangkok, Thailand
2015
Design Build For Community Project Baan wang nam mok, Nong Khai Design Experimentation workshop (DEX) Social Rifting
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Design Build For Community Project Baan Pu Pradoo, Kanchanaburi Architecture Experience The United Kingdom
Notable Courses History and Theory of Architecture Fundamental and Structural Design Construction Technology SE Asia / Tropical Architecture Design Academic Writing for Architecture
Other Related Skills Model Making, Basic Structure Knowledge, Material Technique Knowledge, Fluent in English and Thai
Interests Architectural Drawings, Fashion, Graphic Design, Collages, Art, Photography , Cinematograpy
TV Show interview “Baan Lae Suan” https://youtu.be/fVD100mYsS0 Published on 2015-07-30 INDA Thesis Exhibition Makkasan, Bangkok, Thailand
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Publication
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Kristie Kenny Ambassador’s Residence
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Match.com Flagship Store
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Temporary Construction Shelter Better Life Shelter
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Strategy of the Void Rat Burana Berth and Watercraft Design1
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Forgotten Spaces New World Boxing Stadium
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F.O.Y Fountain of Youth
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Social Rifting Physical-Virtual world
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Design Build For Community Baan Phu Pradu , 2014 Baan Wung Nam Mhok , 2015
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Architecture Design Project Bitterman , Bangkok
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Architecture Design Project CASA 11 , Bangkok
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The selected projects contained within this portfolio are from academic projects, commissioned works and product of hobby. They best reflect my personality, interest, skills and thinking process. The outcomes of the projects derive form, volumn, function and aesthetic values through self-exploration process including experiments and research and requestioning system and users routine within a space.
Portfolio Directory Undergraduate Architecture
The following works are also credited to colleages and instructors at INDA. Chulalongkorn University providing the dynamic working environment.
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WORK When ? 1 pm-3-pm Where ? Working space What languages ? English What equipment required? Books Office Desk How many people? 1 person How long ? 1-2 hours How often? Twice a week Require recording? No Maximum radius of dispersion? 3 meters Minimum radius of dispersion? 2 meters
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STUDY When ? 10 am-11 am Where ? Public living space What languages ? Thai What equipment required? Books Small table How many people? 2 How long ? 1 hour How often? 1 hour a week Require recording? no Maximum radius of dispersion? 1 meter Minimum radius of dispersion? 0.3 meters
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TALKING When ? 1 pm-4 pm Where ? Official talk space, Public living space What languages ? English What equipment required? Sofa ,Small table How many people? 2-6 people How long ? 1-2 hours How often? Twice a week Require recording? Yes Maximum radius of dispersion? 2 meters Minimum radius of dispersion? 0.5 meters
TV BROADCAST When ? 10 am-4 pm PARTY Where ? Public Living space, Party space, When ? 7pm - 10pm Official talk space Where ? Party space What languages ? English and Thai What languages ? English and Thai What equipment required? Video Camera What equipment required? Cocktails Long table Broadcast Lighting How many people? 10-15 people How many people? 4-8 people How long ? 2-4 hours How long ? 2-4 hours How often? Bimonthly How often? Once a month Require recording? Yes Require recording? Yes Maximum radius of dispersion? 2 meters Maximum radius of dispersion? 3 meters Minimum radius of dispersion? 0.5 meters Minimum radius of dispersion? 0.2 meters
BREAKFAST When ? 7 am-10 am Where ? Dining space, Private Living space What languages ? English What equipment required? table How many people? 1-3 people How long ? 1 hour How often? Everyday Require recording? No Maximum radius of dispersion? 1 meter Minimum radius of dispersion? 0.6 meters
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My design project is loacated on the actual location of her residence which is located in the centre of important business district of Bangkok and not so far from the U.S. Embassy.
As you can see from the plan, each space of the house is placed in the way not to disrupt other spaces if not necessary. Public and private spaces are obviously seperated.
Position, size and fragmentation of the entrance, view into the space and size of spaces are designed according to activities that each space will be using for.
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page 10 Concave and convex spaces established according to the activity that takes place in the space. With the same design of architectural elements, give different experience that will fit activities
thoughout the time of the day (Day ->Night) (Public -> Private). I’m focusing on her daily activities, and events that take place in her house. I extracted her activities through the plan of her original house and
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do a research about how she lives and how she uses the house on internet, interviews and her social media life style , such as Twitter and Facebook.
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I have conducted a research on social and financial agreement of the statement ‘Yes, I do’. Therefore, this phase I decided to reveal the complexity of dating community and how the “blindness” of online dating affects the image and identity of dating scene. Love, desire, sex; humans are hard wired to find their perfect partner. But in real life where it’s difficult to find the time for romance, more people staying single for longer. Online dating fullfils the need for time efficient ‘ click on off ’ relationships. Rather than waiting anxiously by the telephone, or for the early morning post, the computer becomes the focus of our emotional anxieties reality.
Match.com Flagship Store
Motion Potrayal of “yes, I do” moment reveals timelines or the story of my parents marriage life in term of social agreement and financial agreement and how each situation linked to each other using architectural structure to lead from the beginning until now.
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Still potrayal of “yes, I do� moment reveals complexity of wedding and agreement that both people have to exchange with each other.
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Match.com Flagship Store, 2014
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Yes, I do Moment Portrayal , 2014
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FLAGSHIP STORE MATCH.COM Match.com is an online dating service with Web sites serving 25 countries in more than 8 languages spanning 5 continents. Its headquarters are in Dallas, Texas and the company also has offices in West Hollywood, San Francisco, Tokyo, Rio de Janeiro, and Beijing. Match.com is owned by IAC.
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This flagship store is designed to be not only to provide dating service to people around the world but also to provide dating materials and facilities for all people and for restaurants network and extraordinary dating site around bangkok which elements in dating scene are divided in to 9 categories
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These factories are located in the center of the flagship among the cores of the building which these core deliver and facilitate products and materials of each factory which is surrounded by retail ring which take the products from the center of the flagship and sell them directly to customers This flagship does not only provide goods and services for dating scene but Match.com flagship has factory of each industrial category on each floor of the flagship stacking on top of each others and other facilities consist of Parking lot Match.com Office Storage Area Staff Trainning
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Farming Vegetables Flowers Distillery Textile Catering Furniture Studio Glassware
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Temporary Construction Shelter
The construction company is not making provision of any electricity of sanitation facility to the construction laborers. The sanitation hygiene of the construction site and the laborer’s house found poor condition. Majority sites do not have any toilets, or if they do, most are under substandard quality. There is limited provision of drinking water and the laborers have to depend on bore well, tanker lorry water and public water supply. The construction company is not making provision of water facility for washing cloths and cleaning their utensils. Some of the construction companies don’t even supply water for washing at all. Most of the construction sites don’t have any bathroom facility.Laborers have to depend on open bath, from where water is available. The construction workers need proper hyginic shelter where they are secured under rain and beneath the heat from the sun. This temporary dwelling should, as well, provides a certain level of privacy and comfortable at the same time.
I tried to use triangulated pattern as walls that not only define space but also provide other function such as, shading and air circulaton. Difference of overlaped triangulated pattern give different light quality that can be arranged to fit the activities inside the space.
Triangulated beam uses the same pattern as the column to be smoothly attach to the column, material of the beams ( flexiglass) allows light to pass through but also hold up the structure by steel frame that is strong enough to set the wall and column in place
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Modernization and industrialization has paved a good way to the construction industry. Small towns and cities become more urbanized and, the construction sector too has got a boost. Irrespective of occasional slumps in the economy or in construction works, the sector
is going through a faster growth. Apart from old / traditional urban/ industrial centers, new industrial/urban centers have appeared on the map where construction works are going on large scale. Expanding and fast growing construction sector and, in general,
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Government has an attempt to reduce cost of public housing in the city to be more affordable which make the entrepreneur generate more buildings and eventually city become very dense and no empty slot for construction worker to live while they are working.
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ACTIVATING THE VOID TheNegotiation of the two : Local & Urban
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Considering the local and the urban scale relations of the site, the project regains the “ voidness of the site� to transform the site into a public area Apeople in the local can come a gathering around and also maintain the main logistics and transportation along historical and industrial area of Chao Phraya River. The shape of the building and the structure convay a historical layer of the market and that piece of land and also about life along the Chao Phraya River of Thai people but at the same time to take advantage of the potential of the existing storage and service area that serves sufficiently for the local scale for kiosks.
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Rat Burana Berth and Watercraft Design
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The site of Wat Rat Burana is located as a bor derline between the urban and suburban area of Bangkok City, the site itself serves as a portal for goods such as rice, flour, fishes, sand from other provinces and also from local indus trial factory around Rat burana area .
This make the site itself has the potential to construct a civic project that would keeps culture and products from different provinces of Thailand. Preserving the culture of Thai that is fading away.
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Goods Circulation hubs Another advantage of Wat Rat Burana site is that, the loca tion itself is surrounded with warehouses, temple, mainroad, bank and expressway. This make site convenience for Thais and tourists to access the area.
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Strategy of the Void
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The massive structure with its two programmatic slabs brings a huge change to the site as it is made to be adaptable for varying, dynamic conditions of the city; and responds to these shifts by numerous space inhabited within these slabs. By the negotiation and conversation of the two.
The void becomes the flexible scenery of the city. Its belonging dissolves between the local and the urban. Goods from factories and warehouses around the area arrive at the terminal beneath the building, where they have access to the building by either gantry crane where they can load and unload goods
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from the boat or load up from trucks parking next to the berth by using the tower crane located in the middle of the building. The stacks are arranged on large floors with no steps which makes the distribution of the goods easy.
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Modernization and industrialization has paved a good way to the construction industry. Cities become denser and become more urbanized and, the construction sector too has got a boost. From the architecture nowadays, to build up a new building in the middle of the city, they need to blow down the old building to build up new building without concerning about the history of the existing building or the surrounding context. So in my opinion, I think the new building should be concern more about the context and historical idea of each site.
Forgotten Spaces New World Boxing Stadium
New world mall has been abandoned since 2004 because the collapse of the roof structure, which causes many people to die in this accident. New world mall has very unique history and because it’s implanted behind shop houses of religious and touristic area of Bangkok. It was built in 1982; in that time, New World mall was very famous because of glass elevator in the front façade and it was the landmark for gathering in that time. 15 years later the Supreme Court of Thailand, who ordered its demolition following an illegal extension, closes it. But the demolition was not completed. The rain turned the ground floor of the mall into a pond that attracted lot of mosquitoes: a big problem for people living near. Thai locals introduced Koi fishes in the water to keep the mosquitos away. So, it’s liked a contrast between abandoned malls with a fishpond inside that bring many tourists to come to the mall. But after fishpond inside becomes tourist attraction, the government officer closed it permanently because they aware of the safety of visitors.
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However, the structure of existing building is still in good condition apart from electrical facilities inside that is ruined by the rain through the escalators hall from the collapse of roof structure. Foundation and basic structure of the building need to be restoring for safety purpose. New roof can be foldable depends on the programs inside. 3 entrances of the building can serve different purposes of the same program.
Anyways, the plan that they had been trying to reach 11 stories with ignoring Supreme Court order is a historical idea that might be interesting in term of legal and illegal contrast which can connect to illegal business in tourism aspect of Thailand, such as Casino or boxing gambling. So, for the next life of New World mall, because it has been hidden behind the shop houses for over 35 years, It should be exposed and serve as g
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athering space and landmark for people around the area once again. The program that will fit inside the old building should not only give visitors a surprising experience from outside to inside space such as small faรงade to big floor area or lighting experience from bright to dark but also maintain the sense of historical idea of the surrounding context. And there must be some additional structure that holds up the building structure.
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page 43 From the concept of collapse of illegal roof structure and expansion or “hitting someone to the collapse� I think of programs that would fit to historical value of the existing site, boxing and gambling. Anyways, the plan that they had been trying to reach 11 stories with ignoring Supreme Court order is a historical idea that might be interesting in term of legal and illegal contrast which can connect to illegal business in tourism aspect of Thailand, such as Casino or boxing gambling.
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The aim of the project is to design building systems for architecture that define an interior and an exterior where all structural and infrastructural details are purpose-designed. The result is an architectural interface between two spaces that has certain fixed and variable parameters and that controls a series of spatial effects. There will be absolute freedom with regards to the type of architecture that the system creates and there is no site or program restrictions since the aim is to design a versatile system rather than a singular product: a Tool for Architecture.
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I will take you to the space where its system dealing with 2 extreme different climate condition by using water as medium to spread or radiate heat and cool temperature
So, i did research on different state of Water and Air and how people react to temperature and touch of the surfaces The building intervention create opposite
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effect to the inside of interface or the building system is heated or cooled for the purpose of creating pleasure for these people throughout seasons.
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Isometric crossection of Structure details where it explains all the parts of both column (hot, cold) and air exchanger and how these parts connect to each other from outside to inside of the interface
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The workshop explored social interactions and connections between virtual and physical worlds using the latest software and hardware. The workshop was directed by Fredrik Hellberg, Third year coordinator at INDA, Mond Qu, from Melbourne University and The Founder & director of united make and experience designer Nandi Nobell, from KTH Stockholm. The workshop uses the DK2 from Oculus Rift, the current world leader in Virtual Reality technology as a tool to explore the boundary between virtual and physical space by having people experience a 3D virtual world to develop interactions with the physical world. The workshop started with software and hardware training focusing on the DK2. The user pulls the device over their head and covers the eyes while using the it. The VR device blocks the physical environment from us and provide the user with a Virtual world, shown on two LED screens and through two lenses resulting in a stereoscopic view.
Social Rifting
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page 61 We worked in groups of 4, and start to develop ideas of how we could use the new learned technique and device to create social connections between the physical and virtual world. Each group developed and identified a different approach of creating social interactions using the game developer software unity and the DK2. the outcome of the workshop was a social event for people to experience a connection shared by the virtual world and physical world. This project explored the boundaries of collaboration across worlds and platforms in a massive installation, existing both virtually and physically and seen differently by all three players a their perception of the space was filtered through different light spectrum’s.
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INDA Design Build 2015 project led by faculty member Scott Drake. Design Build for Community, is a program co-sponsored by the International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University and Erawan Group Thailand. The annual program provides architectural improvements for schools in rural Thailand and provides students with the rare opportunity to work on a project from conceptual design through construction. During this process, students gain valuable hands-on experience while giving back to the community through the project.
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Design Build For Community 2014-2015 Pu Pradoo elementary School Baan Pu Pradoo, Kanchanaburi Wang Nam Mok School Baan wang nam mok, Nong Khai
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Design Build for Community, is a program co-sponsored by the International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University and Mitsubishi, Thailand.
The annual program provides architectural improvements for schools in rural Thailand and provides students with the rare opportunity to work on a project
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from conceptual design through construction. During this process, students gain valuable hands-on experience while giving back to the community through the project.
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Design Build For Community Project ,Baan Pu Pradoo, Kanchanaburi, 2014
Bitterman is a Interior and Exterior renovation project started on July 2014 and turned it to be modern rustic dining space where it is built on the same spirit of makers and gatherers for those who want real wholesome home-cooked meals. This project occupies an old house on Saladaeng Road in business district of Bangkok.
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The design concept was to merge the interior spaces to create a single open space, while respecting the original structure of the house and the faรงade, which was left intact.
Architecture Renovation Project Bitterman Handcrafted cuisine Restaurant Bangkok, Thailand (2015)
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The bar was treated as the principal focal point of the whole space, which was harmonized with the use of materials such as traditional red clay tiles, and handmade cement floor tiles, which generated local work and economic sustainability. Bitterman, Bangkok Thailand, 2014
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The Casa11 apartment is an student residence located next to king mongkut’s institute of technology north bangkok on the outskirt of Bangkok . Nature and contemporary architecture coexist in this modernist structure that appears to float above lush greenery. Spaces invite you to be present. Earth toned living areas framed by road-facing floor-to-ceiling openings. With 7 meters wide openings on the entrace ,it provides sense of bigger space with the limitation of total floor area and site shape.
CASA 11 (2017)
5-storey apartment building at Bangsue, Bangkok Casa 11 Ltd.,Part. Construction Start : December 1, 2016 Room : 78 Units Area : 2,000 sqm
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JETANA RUANGJUN Architecture Portfolio 2017
+66 (0) 83 019 6533 Jetana.ruangjun@gmail.com