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EDUCATION 2018-2022
Chulalongkorn University Bachelor's degree - International Program in Design and Architecture (GPAX 3.52)
2016-2017
Durango High School Rotary Youth Exchange Program.
Bangkok, Thailand Colorado, USA
EXPERIENCES May 2022
Languages Thai - Native English - Fluent (IELTS 6.5)
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France, Italy, and Switzerland.
Jan-Mar 2022
Department of Architecture (DEPT) Architecture Internship - Produced interior construction drawing for Vanke Center, Shenzen. - Created a 1:100 Physical model of The Gallery Residence. - Feasibility study of Hemp materials in architecture.
Jun-Aug 2021
Nakhon si thammarat, Thailand INDA x Mitsubishi - Design and construction project for community Summer course (Design and construction) - Site analysis and Schematic designing 650 sqm multipurpose hall for Rural School. - Produced construction drawing and comminicate with engineers.
Jun-Aug 2020
INDA Design and Build Project - Cyborg Architecture Summer course (Parametric workshop) - Translated digital model from Grasshopper into a physical fabrication process. - Developed fabrication technique and construction details. - Organized Cyborg architecture exhibition at “The Shophouse 1527”, Bangkok.
Kana Sricharoenchai Contact kanasric@gmail.com (+66)886013000
Experiencing Architecture - Alpine Brutalism Summer Course - Visited Historical Buildings, Schools, and Architecture firms.
Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand
AWARD & ACHIEVEMENTS 2022
UP STAIRS - Sequence diagram competition Finalists
2021
CU NEX - Mascot design contest. First place - Designed a mascot for Chulalongkorn university’s Facebook page and CU-NEX mobile application.
2019-2022
INDA Shortlisted - Academic year 2,3,4 Super-crit preselection.
EXTRA CIRRICULAR ACTIVITIES Dec 2018
Mar 2021- Mar 2022
AIESEC Global Volunteer Exchange student buddy - Supervised international exchange student during their volunteer program. - Organized welcoming events, and cultural exchange sessions for international volunteers. Chulalongkorn Entrepreneur Organization (CEO Chula) Head of operations and Experience design - Organized “Beat the biz 2021” SME business competition event. - Led team of 5 to Design in-Hall experience and souvenirs for over 150 Participants and Stakeholders - Cross-functional communicate between 5 departments (HR, Finance, President, Communication, Activity)
SOFTWARES Design
Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Sketchup
Visualize
Vray, Illustrator, After Effects, Photoshop, In design, Blender
Technical
Auto CAD, Revit
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2018-2022 SELECTED PROJECTS
LOCAL CANOPY
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Housing / Urban
BRANCHPAVILION
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Pavilion
THE CORRIDOR
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Building extension
99%
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High rise
OTHERS
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Drawings, Competitions, Case studies
CYBORG ARCHITECTURE Parametric design and build project
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LOCAL CANOPY The rooftop network
Type : Year3 S1 Academic Individual work Program : Housing / Public space Location : Siriraj, Bangkok Instructor : Marie Louise Raue
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01/06 Local Canopy
“Shop houses” 5meters wide and 15 meters long, Concrete house is the typical architecture typology of Bangkok. The Canopy is the strategy to unlock the potential of rooftop network above the local shophouses. The main strategy of the project focusing on Reutilizing the Shophouse, and creating new public space without intterupting the existing local community. Inserting core structure allows additional programs to be built above the shophouse, as well as providing public circulation for residence on the upper level. Furthermore, The canopy providing extra shade for the rooftop, encouraging new activities to occurs under the hot climate of Bangkok. The additional program consists of, student housing, Recreational space, Co-working space, Rooftop Park, and Rooftop Restaurants.
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BRANCH PAVILION
Artificial habitat from timer waste Type : Year2 S1 Academic Individual work Program : Pavilion Location : Timber farm, Australia Instructor : Patrick Donbeck
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02/06 Branch Pavilion
“ Touch the Earth Lightly” Analyzing the case study of Marika Alderton house, Designed by Glenn Murcutt. Unpacking the design languages, materials, and philosophy behind the energy efficient architecture. Deeper into the material making process, harvested Eucalyptus-timber is the main construction material of this house. The decreasing amount of Eucalyptus Trees from wild fire, and deforestration causing threat to several Australian species such as Koala, swift parrots, and spotted quoll. The timber harvesting process produces tremendous amounts of waste from cutting tree branches. By adding more process, can potentially turned a timber waste into artificial habitat for endanger animals in Australia.
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Module-1 Swift Parrot
Module-2 Red Wombat
Module-3 Spotted Quoll
Module-4 Hopping Mice 7
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THE CORRIDOR
The extensions of public program Type : Year3 S2 Academic Individual work Program : Civic / Building Extension Location : Impact Muangthong, Nonthaburi, Thailand Instructor : Paul Freeney
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03/06 The Corridor
“Impact Muangthong development” Located in Nonthaburi, the outer ring of Bangkok. It consists of Arena, Multipurpose Hall, and Exhibition center in 20000 sqm of land. This large piece of land creating unintentional boundaries to their surrounding community, which caused the space become inactive for 80% of time. The proposal is to extend the building program with Public functions to Reactivate the relationship between the site and surrounding communities. The corridor also providing connectivity between 4 buildings to transport tools, equipment, and products between buildings. Surrounded by community, School, and universities. Each corridor will function as a Library, Co-working space, FabLab, and Flexible space. The rooftop of Each corridor serves as a public Sky
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Existing condition
Mapping
Building In-use
Exclusive Occasional Residential Public Development
Gradient of Exclusiveness
Physical Fences
Current circulation
The Invisible Boundaries Functions 13
03/06 The Corridor
The program of building in Muang Thong development are mostly private, which inactivate for 80% of the time. , which unintentionally creates an invisible boundary between itself and surrounding community.
Existing functions
Extended circulation
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West Corridor : Fabrication Lab
Each Corridor serves different functions. 4 Main Coridoor including Fab-lab, Library, Co-Working, and Education spaces
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03/06 The Corridor
Level 1 Floor plan
Level 2 Floor plan
Rooftop plan
Surrounded by community, School, and universities. Each corridor will function as a Library, Co-working space, Fab-Lab, and Flexible space. The rooftop of Each corridor serves as a public Sky park, bar, and restaurants.
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Existing program
Extended program
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03/06 The Corridor
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99%
Concentrated Public program Type : Year4 S2 Academic Individual work Program : Public High-rise Location : Sathorn, Bangkok, Thailand Instructor : Thomas Lozada 19
04/06 99% Concentrated
99% concentrated public space. The intention of this project is to Re-imagine sky scraper typology, Re distributing the carbon consumption, and providing inclusive functions for the rest 99% population. Currently, as residential and office high-rise grow taller with high carbon footprint. Their functions was limited to office and residential, which become less inclusive and less accessible. As Bangkok is lacking of Green public space, the loopholes of zoning Regulations also make Private owned Public space become less effective. By Modifying Zoning Regulation, and allow developers to transfer private-owned public space similar to the airrights. The total floor area of Private-Owned Public spaces from multiple developers could be concentrate into high-rise, and creating more effec-
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Public space & Private sky scraper
Currently, as residential and office high-rise grow taller, their functions limited to office and residential, which become less inclusive and less accessible. In contrast, the amount of green space per person of Bangkok is lower than the world standard. More over, the actual size of “usable green space” is around 0.92sqm/ person, which is smaller than a single human can fit in. 21
04/06 99% Concentrated
Vertical expansion of public infrastructure
With the high-rise typology’s ability to vertically expand public infrastructure, we can concentrate multiple public spaces in the tower, which saves more space and travel distance.
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Form-Findings
To achieve high energy efficient design, the building form experiment with airflow, open space, program arrangement, and walkable ramp-circulation.
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Volume & Airflow
The building volume leaving the bigger opening in the center of each level to compress the air flow. Each ventilation gaps facing in diffrent direction to speed up air flow on the lower level, and slow down the air flow of higher level. It also function as large open space for each zone.
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Program Arrangement
The program arragement in the tower separated by frequent of use, and types of activities. Relaxing program such as temple, recreation zone, and public park are placed on the High zone. More active program is on the lower zone for more efficient circulation. 25
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Inclusive Design features
Walkable circulation connects from street to the roop top. 1.2km continuous ramp designed in 1:12 ratio, along with running tracks, common space, and green area. Engaging people to walk along the path, and reducing energy 26
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GINGANGUGAP
Iceland cave tower competition Type : Competition Organizer : Bee Breeders Site : Grjotagja, Iceland
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05/06 Others
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05/06 Others
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METZLER TOWER Building System Study
Type : Academic (Construction and Technology)
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05/06 Others
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The Span Challenge Type : Academic (Construction and Technology) 1.5 meters Span Challenge & Load testing
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05/06 Others
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Load Strategy : Catenary Arc Combining tension and compression strength from Cantenary arch, Tension strin
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05/06 Others
ch + Tension strings + Braces ngs and Structural braces, the structure beable to load up to 3 times of its weight
05/06 Others
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Green Spiral
Sequence Diagram competition Type : Competition Organizer : UPSTAIRS Award : Finalists
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05/06 Others
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05/06 Others
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CYBORG ARCHITECTURE
INDA Design and build projects Computational design and fabrication workshop Type : Group project Program : Exhibition Location : The shophouse 1527 Instructor : Hseng-Tai Litner Existing in tension between the physical and the digital, Cyborg Architecture is a design build course that re-examines perceived distinctions between tangible architectural spaces and objects and the digital realm. Students explored the new agencies of computational design afforded by augmented reality environments and their interrelationships to physical objects and spaces. By investigating the design potentials in architectural tectonics that are specifically calibrated for machine vision, the course envisions new architectural typologies that are simultaneously physical and digital. This project focuses on establishing computational design workflows using hard panels with flexible joints and engages computational workflows that challenge the expression of panelling, grids, meshes and typical parametric ordering systems as an architectural aesthetic. Using angular globalised masses and integrated patterns, apertures and joints as articulations that obscure tectonic compositions and break perceptual repetition, the project explores new forms of aesthetic languages that are especially calibrated for machine vision and object recognition..
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