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2019-2023

International Program in Design and Architecture (INDA) Chulalongkorn University

Thailand

Sasi Ounpiyodom

My name is Minnie (Sasi Ounpiyodom), a fresh-grad student from INDA, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. Through learning design, I found that I am fascinated by ideas and strategies that make an impact on the community at large. My designs involve asking a few good questions and exploring where architecture can come into play.

3 Residental Leisure Rouine ASSOCIATIVE MAP OF KLONG SAN shopping government corporate Tha Din Daeng Market Transportation Narratives Temporal Manipulation Space-Time Diagramming Interrupted Interlude DSGN II /4 Fragments of Khlong San DSGN III /6 BIO[MASS] [TRANSIT]ION ARCH DSGN I /8 MU Student Housing ARCH DSGN II /14 Benjakitti Public Library ARCH DSGN III /16 A Library Under the Treetops DB /12 PREFABCRAFT DEX /13 Technical Work TECH /36 Writing Samples THEORY /40 Competition Entry NON-A /42 TABLE

Simulation of Taste DSGN I /10 Angsila Oyster Pavillion DCC /18 Equilibrium P45 /20 Baan Khmer Hotel ARCH DSGN V /26 Activities EXTRAC /44

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Simulation of Taste Through Color and Texture

Brief: TABLE [Plan]

Course: Design I Instructor: Christo Meyer Studio: Year 1 Semester 1

Simulation of Taste Through Color and Texture is a study on how to document, catalogue, organize, substitute and simulate an experience via a spatial understanding. Together as a section, we went out for a meal which was documented visually in various forms; we drew each of the dishes, the order in which they were served, the atmosphere of the restaurant, the ambience, etc. The objective was to understand and transform the experience into an archivable format. In the final product, the multitude of tastes were simulated through color and texture, coming together through a tapestry-like board in which moving textures were projected onto. The project also questions the possibility of temporary synesthasia as a result.

4 #Y1S1 #simulation #documenting #experience

Interrupted Interlude

Brief: BOUNDARIES | THRESHOLDS | PERIPHERIES - PERSON | PLACE | THING

Course: Design II Instructor: Michal Jurgielewicz Studio: Year 1 Semester 2

“Interrupted Interlude” is a study on the transitional moment regarding the renovation of the Montien Bakery. Typically, construction sites are treated as a gap in the timeline of any particular infrastructure- as a period when its intended function isn’t yet satisfied. This project proposes a reality where this gap is paused and celebrated. The folly takes the form of a space collage, subtracting, adding and substituting elements to create a new landscape. Light and color are utilized to elevate a sense of excitement and newness, to engage people in the pursuit of construction most overlooked.

#Y1S2 #performative #spacecollage #transitionalmoment

design development video *Finalist for Y1S2 Design Excellence Award @ INDA Parade 2020

Fragments of Khlong San

Brief: DIP, DIP, DIP BANG!!! *CRASH* The trajectories of erosion, demolition, and destruction Course: Design III Instructor: Payap Pakdeelao Studio: Year 2 Semester 1

The project applies an understanding of time into narrative reconstruction under threat of urban regeneration. If space and time are key ingredients making up an event, events are ingredients making up a narrative. In order to change the narrative or the direction of the story, space and time can be spliced up and rearranged.

In defense of urban regeneration in Khlong San area, an architectural artefact is built as a tool for narrative reconstruction. Throughout the past decade, the site has been subjected to drastic gentrification at the expense of demolition of several buildings, loss of employment and residences. Upon inquiries with the people there, the local community becomes a force against urbanization. Therefore, community became the focus of the proposal.

The design takes the form of a retractable tunnel with arched panels on a rail branching out from Khlong San Plaza, touching different areas of different programs independently created by the users-local community. This tunnel system will stay in the Khlong san Plaza until time of demolition and it will crawl over to other places subject to urban regeneration, redirecting how people interact and move across the city while creating a freely changeable narrative structure at an individual scale.

8 #Y2S1 #narrativereconstruction #time #urbanstrategy

irubnohT Bangkok Klongsan Plaza Residential Leisure Routine PublicTransport ASSOCIATIVE MAP OF KLONG SAN dining shopping religion government education Millennium Hilton Bangkok Tha Din Daeng Market Shopping/Dining Klong San District Office Transportation 3.27 4.00 1.00 2.92 1.00 1.67 2.27 3.75 1.10 2.87 1.00 2.00 3.49 2.96 3.29 1.05 1.91 2.00 SITE SUMMARY Located on Soi Charoen Nakhon Klong San Plaza, symbolizes brutally rapid urbanism happening on the transportation for people traveling to and from Thonburi and major downfall in sales.Presently, is scheduled to be handed L UD N M CONCEPT SUMMARY MAP panel make for several functions. On the Retractableinlength: 3_wheels longitudinallyoneach therails.crawl under, an exercising tool,6_holes 6 variationsDEMOLITION TIMELINE Routine Leisure Residential Corporate buildings clutter the Bangkok side, including Charoen Krung, Sathorn and Bangrak. Governmental scattered quite evenly. More are scheduled to be Thonburi side. institutions majorly located near temples. More private institutions (Assumption colleges) are buckled together. Religious buildings as temples, churches, mosques fill the area since it influenced by immigrants who brought in missioneries who brought in Christianity. Shopping malls are densely located along the riverside to dining areas on those shopping malls Hotels, hostels, motels, B&B’s prioritize the attractions and public transport. Noteworthy century-old Mandarin Shangri-La are Residential buildings scattered quite evenly. Luxury and hi-end locate near the riverside. residencee and locate near buildings. site study & interview video

previously, meanwhile ...

Linear Structure

Circular Structure

Sporadic Structure

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Atlas of the Destruction of Aesthetics finally,

full background research if time + space = event , then event + event + ... = narrative

BIO[MASS][TRANSIT]ION

Brief: BKK2031 A LETTER/A REPORT/A PROPOSAL

Course: Architectural Design I Instructor: Thomas Lozada Studio: Semester 2 Year 2

“Bio[mass][transit]ion” is an architectural proposal focusing on the redirection of Bangkok’s mass transit system towards a carbon-oriented development. The project aims to act as a physical and temporal starting point for Thailand’s biomass supply chain leading to the deployment of BECCS(Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage). Due to its geolocation as a rail transport hub, Bang Sue has an interconnectedness that allows not only people but resources from all over the country to come together. The proposal is located at a point where tracks intersect, including new electricpowered cars from the grand station and old diesel-powered cars from the Bang Sue Junction across the street. To facilitate the slow transition from old to new cars, old cars are repurposed to become biomass carriers, going up from the junction to the level of the proposed station where biomass is exchanged.

#Y2S2 #biomass #masstransit #beccs #carbonsolution

In contrast to typical train stations, the concourse level of the biomass substation is located above the platforms, so that commuters and passers-by can observe the biomass exchange happening underneath. The hollowed out center of the structure offers a wide view from concourse level to platform level at multiple angles. The rest of the space on the plaza is filled in with exhibition spaces, co-working spaces, lounge, retail, restaurants and sightseeing spots. Thus, creating a sustainable architecture that provides multiple programs: commute, biomass exchange, learning and recreational center.

A Library Under the Treetops

Course: Design-Build Studio: INDA X co+re Period: June-July 2021

Instructor: Davisi Boontharm & Darko Radović & Pitchapa Jular

Team members:

Thana Paonil

Krittamet Payuhakiat

Konrawit Vichyapai

Boonyajit Chiraboonchainun

Puttipong Wiwattana

Paphada Vasinsittisuk

Rasita Tangmitpracha

Sasi Ounpiyodom

Nicha Wiriyapreecha

Saralchana Pueakhachen

Nannapat Kosintrakarn

Designing “A Library under the Treetops,” is a process of redefining comfort zone as we played with various degrees of spatial manipulation: from micro scales of usage of the shophouse to macro scales in the urban context of Lad Prao. Creating this nest of comfortable space pushes us to investigate with an intention to blur boundaries between the public and the private, the calm and the chaos and everything in between.

Skills learned:

on-site construction

designing / conceptualizing

material sourcing / model-making

#designbuild #shophouse #requalification

Prefabcraft

Course: Design Experimentation Workshop Period: Jan 2022

Instructor: Paul Cetnarski

Team members:

Pumisak Supachaisakron

Supharoek Worawouthumkul

Passapol Rodphong

Thanapat Lohaprathan

Plaifha Siripanthong

Veerin Dumrongkijkarn

Namida Niamnamtham

Sasi Ounpiyodom

Saralchana Pueakhachen

Nannapat Kosintrakarn

Should cities be built upon knowledge or pure intuition? This design experiment is positioned towards the far end of the spectrum, resulting in a conglomerate of autonomous forms, erected randomly, out of a single module. Throughout 100 models, from individual, paired and group efforts, we learned how to push the limits of a block, how it can be aggregated and assembled. By doing so, we realized the opportunity to innovate something new, resulting in a diverse catalog of combinations of forms and functions.

Skills learned:

model-making drawing collaging

#designexperiment #prefab #module

MU Student Housing

Brief: Building, Dwelling, City Course: Architectural Design II Instructor: Eduardo Cassina Studio: Year 3 Semester 1

Located on the Thawi Watthana Canal in the Bangkok suburbs, the Mahidol University Student Housing Project is an experiment on modular design through a bottom-up approach. Dwelling units are the starting point of the design, building up and over the existing until massing is achieved. To create a dialogue between the existing and the new, a grid strategy is utilized to intersperse public and private space as to foster social interactions within and between floors. The project suggests that it can and will be built over in the future, thus embodying the narrative of growth across multiple scales.

14 #Y3S1

#studenthousing #modulardesign #bottomup

*Received the Y3S1 Design Excellence Award @ INDA Parade 2022

15 full project coursebook

Benjakitti Public Library

Brief: (p)arkitecture

Course: Architectural Design III Instructor: Dr. Scott Drake Studio: Year 3 Semester 2

As Bangkok’s largest park in the middle of its central business district, Benjakitti park acts as two main things: an urban node connecting all sorts of people from all directions,and an urban speed buffer offering a place for people to slow down, as a retreat from the bustling movements around them using nature as a mediator. With those two concepts, convergence and slowness became the core concepts of the project.

As a symbol of barriers, I chose to develop the ‘wall’ as a major design element. By bending and curving the walls, the barrier turns from rigid to organic, changing its role from a separator to a mediator.

#Y3S2 #library #sculptural #experiential #urbannature

*Finalist for Y3S2 Design Excellence Award @ INDA Parade 2022

Angsila Scaffolding Pavillion

Course: Design Construction for Communities Studio: INDA X CHAT Architects Period: June-July 2022

Instructor: Chatpong Chuenrudeemol pattern protytyping

The project is a bamboo oyster dining pavilion for the Angsila fishing community. The aim is to raise awareness and appreciation of a historic but little-known coastal fishing industry and its unique vernacular structures. The pavilion design draws on and hybridizes the traditional and widely deployed bamboo scaffolding used for oyster cultivation. In use, local fishermen bring small groups of visitors from Angsila to the pavilion where they can select their own oysters, which are then prepared as a delicacy; a sea-to-table dining experience in a coastal setting. Students completed the design of the pavilion, and they observed and worked with local fishermen constructing the bamboo scaffolding. Text from INDA Yearbook 2021-2022.

Skills learned:

Team members:

Krittinpong Asavarojpanich

Sirintra Chakphet

Witsaruda Choosangkij

Nawinda Hanrattana

Manaporn Kaensaree

Sainam Kwanmontreekul

Napat Leephanuwong

Namida Niamnamtham

Sasi Ounpiyodom

Sarai Paruhatsanon

Pim Pongsivapai

Plaifha Siripanthong

Bhurin Thuraphan

CROSS JOINT

material sourcing detail joint study #designconstructionforcommunities #pavillion #vernaculararchitecture

*Photo by Chatpong Chuenrudeemol

Equilibrium (Group Project)

Brief: Invisible Metropolis

Course: P45 (Exchange semester at ÉNSA-Versailles) Instructor: Matthias Armengaud Studio: Year 4 Semester 1

Teammates: Coraline Guineau, Michele Martinello

“Invisible Metropolis: mushrooms and wastewater” research studio is about the invisible network of wastewater and its relationship with the sporadic growth of mushrooms in Île de France, both acting simultaneously as the backbone of urban conditions. This project is comprised of multiple pieces of research and the synthesis of them in a form of an urban strategy. The project analyzes three main keywords: symbiosis, traces, contamination and identifies them along a planned “walk.” In addition, we studied an abandoned nun housing from the middle ages “Abbaye Notre Dame du Lys” in order to understand primitive water systems. The latter part of the research was carried out through mapping: mapping risks, typologies and conditions related to the overaching theme of energy.

“Equilibrium” is built upon this research as a timeline of an urban proposal. Two typologically opposing sites are chosen from the “walk”: one industrial, another agricultural. The proposal aims to create an exchanging gesture between the two sites i.e. trading factories for farms, etc. The act of proposing two sites instead of one makes authorities see clearer the difference and discrepancy that needs to be addressed.

20 #Y4S1

#urbandesign #wastewater #mushroom #energy

1930

It was recognized as a historical monument.

Abbaye Royale Notre-Dame Du Lys

1248 - 1956 AD scale 1:100 10 m

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The estate was bought by the municipality of Dammarie les-Lys, made into a public garden. The pavilion turned into the Didier Lockwood Music Center. 1956 The Abbaye was founded by King Saint-Louis initiated by his mom Blanche de Castille. The abbey housed nuns from Maubisson Abbey, good families and repentant sinners. 1248 It was burned down during the Hundred Year’s War. 1358

1500s

It was gradually rebuilt. It was rehabilitated, renovated the elevation of the high altar and classical decorations. 1700s French Revolution It was destroyed, sold to the Swiss as a romantic ruin. 1794-1797 It was repurposed as an enclosure for oxen.

Water pollution

Water

B - Mushrooms and waste water

Group B - Mushrooms and waste water

Walk Elements

*This map was a group contribution.

Water pollution

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Energy production Energy transport Risk Walk Elements industrial wind turbine project high voltage line seveso risk walking path contamination water related device wooded methane low voltage line floading risk pubic transport symbiosis waste water treatment animals presence non renewable electric post traces pollution solar mushrooms ruins keywords linetypes linetypes mushroom contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne dashed dotted keywords linetypes linetypes mushroom contamination light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted linetypes linetypes mushroom vegetation contamination light grey hatch thick normal ne dashed dotted humans human linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords water pollution mushroom vegetation contamination traces symbiosis air pollution humans human keywords linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination symbiosis air pollution humans human keywords linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces symbiosis air pollution humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis ne air pollution humans human keywords water pollution mushroom vegetation contamination traces symbiosis air pollution humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted Elements Water pollution contamination low to high water related device symbiosis waste water treatment traces pollution mushrooms ruins linetypes hatch linetypes light grey hatch keywords linetypes linetypes contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination light grey hatch symbiosis thick ne air pollution human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation traces light grey hatch symbiosis normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted keywords linetypes mushroom vegetation contamination light grey hatch symbiosis thick keywords linetypes linetypes vegetation traces light grey symbiosis keywords linetypes linetypes vegetation traces light grey hatch symbiosis dashed linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation light grey normal pollution dashed dotted keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation light grey symbiosis normal air pollution dashed dotted

Energy production Energy transport Risk Walk Elements Water pollution industrial wind turbine project garbage high voltage line seveso risk walking path contamination low to high water related device wooded methane low voltage line floading risk pubic transport symbiosis waste water treatment animals presence non renewable electric post traces pollution solar mushrooms ruins humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey hatch symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination light grey symbiosis thick ne air pollution water pollution light grey symbiosis normal air pollution dotted human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation traces light grey symbiosis air pollution humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination light grey hatch symbiosis thick ne air pollution dashed water pollution vegetation light grey normal air pollution dotted keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation traces light grey symbiosis air pollution keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation hatch symbiosis normal ne dashed dotted keywords linetypes water pollution vegetation symbiosis normal ne dashed dotted human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation traces light grey symbiosis air pollution keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation hatch symbiosis normal ne dashed dotted keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution vegetation hatch symbiosis normal ne dashed dotted human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins vegetation traces light grey symbiosis air pollution keywords linetypes linetypes vegetation light grey hatch symbiosis normal ne dashed dotted keywords linetypes water pollution vegetation symbiosis normal ne dashed dotted humans keywords linetypes water pollution mushroom vegetation contamination symbiosis thick normal ne air pollution dashed dotted humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination traces light grey symbiosis thick ne air pollution humans human keywords linetypes linetypes water pollution ruins mushroom vegetation contamination light grey hatch symbiosis thick ne air pollution dashed Abbaye Royale Notre-Dame Du Lys PRESENT DAY Abbaye Royale Notre-Dame Du Lys Abbaye Royale Notre-Dame Du Lys Underground Cave Abbaye

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planting, cultivating, foraging

pollution residential industrial living, being contamination traces NORTH SITE SOUTH SITE

Water

degenerating, returning

generating, organizing, controlling

24 RESIDENTIAL AREA TRAM STATION FARM INDUSTRY AGRO-WASTE COLLECTOR FOREST WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT EQUESTRIAN 500 people living without energy Wastewater processed for 14 municipalities in Versailles cannot operate energy completely cut off expecially in isolated areas School as an emergency gathering place accumulation of agro-waste and household waste rainwater storage > wastewater treatment during lack of energy Caravans in the parking lot become emergency vehicles Horses in the farm become emergency vehicles potential public space underutilized walking trail Short-term: emergency energy is completely cut off pedestriantransportation waste management industry mobility RESIDENTIAL AREA FARM INDUSTRY BIOMASS ENERGY WALKING TRAIL SEMI-PUBLIC RESIDENCE & FARM *1/2 OFF* WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT WIND ENERGY STREAM recreational activities and exchange are introduced walkway along stream added Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) from isolated area to a denser area agro-waste and household waste becomes fuel for energy production high plains used to plant wind turbines energy produced: 2-3 MW ~6 Million kwH/year energy produced: upward expansion of existing housing stream is enlarged, water-absorbent plants and mushrooms are introduced to reduce flood risks horse-drawn caravans as a mode of transportation within the trail Mid-term 5 years into the future, major lifestyle changes pedestrian publictransportation waste management housing industry vegetation mobility RESIDENTIAL AREA TRAM STATION FARM INDUSTRY AGRO-WASTE COLLECTOR FOREST WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT EQUESTRIAN EQUESTRIAN Energy used 35% electricity 11 805 KWh/year 500 residents Agriculture 2.5% of the city’s area Energy used 65% gas 32 957 KWh/year Wastewater processed for 14 municipalities in Versailles Ferme De Gally educational farm agro-waste collection platform Caravan parking lot isolated private farm and residence, off-grid Ru de Gally walking trail no energy generated on site lack of public space Industry Low-Density Area choosing an empty area to densify waste management housing activities vegetation mobility

25 Long term 10 years into the future, area is self-sufficient RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERCIAL AREA FARM INDUSTRY BIOMASS ENERGY WALKING TRAIL PUBLIC EXCHANGE SPACE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT WIND ENERGY events like mushroom foraging, bird photography competitions are held to keep the trail lively and exciting upward expansion accommodates population growth horse-drawn caravans as a mode of transportation within the trail and to tour around the commune energy industry grows enough to export to other areas visitors take a break from their walk at the public square to exchange their found produce and new-found knowledge

farm previously private public square pedestrian bikes publictransportation waste management energy housing activities industry vegetation mobility

Ferme de Gally becomes a starting point on the nature trail, educational programs invite visitors to participate in the

Baan Khmer Hotel

Brief: Boutique Hotel or Illusion of Domesticity?

Course: Architectural Design V Instructor: Vlado Danailov Studio: Year 4 Semester 2

Dusit-Wachira Phayaban district is home to many traces of foreign cultures merging since the Ayutthaya period: Portuguese churches, Chinese shrines and Khmer temples. Throughout early Rattanakosin, Thailand accommodated war refugees, missionaries, traders and fortune seekers alike. Some came to seek temporary safety, while some came to seek permanent settlement.

A hotel is a time and place where one starts to realize the effects of architecture on their physical and psychological safety. A hotel, like churches, temples and shrines, can be defined as a place that lies in between a sanctuary and a home. From an architectural point of view, how can a hotel offer foreign visitors the same sense of safety, security and belonging as religion does to its immigrants?

Baan Khmer Hotel sets out to become a new cradle of sanctuary in the heterogenous, historically-layered, holy center of Bangkok, providing home to many cultures and lifestyles alike. The project stands as one of many proofs that from divinity, domesticity emerges.

#Y4S2 #boutiquehotel #multicultural #architecture #sanctuary

29 Standard Double 22 sq.m. 2 guests X1 Double Bed River and Temple View 4 rooms Location Double Suite 40.5 sq.m. 2 guests X1 Doubule Bed River and City View 8 rooms Location Twin Suite 40.5 sq.m. 2 guests X2 Single Beds River and City View 4 rooms Location Duplex 48 sq.m. 4 guests X1 Double Bed, X1 Sofa Bed River and Temple View 4 rooms Location Riverfront Villa 77 sq.m. 2 guests X1 King Bed River View 4 rooms Location Family Villa 120 sq.m. 6 guests X1 Queen Bed, X2 Single Beds, 1X Sofa Bed River View 2 rooms Location

10 m scale 1:400 v WASUKRI ROYAL KHMER v v CHAO PHRAYA RIVER v 30

ROYAL PIER v v BAAN KHMER v SAMSEN ROAD v 31

Front Section Back Section Front Elevation Back Elevation scale 1:500 scale 1:500 scale 1:500 scale 1:500 32

Technical Work

Course: FSD, CONS TECT, EN TEC I-II Archive from: 2020-2022

#structuraldesign #buildinganalysis #buildingtechnology

#technical

bio[MASS][TRANSIT]ion

Redirection of Mass Transit Towards A Carbon-Oriented Development

The entire structure is an intermediate train station located 500m north along the line from Bang Sue Grand Station. The proposal aims to uplift the value of biomass, giving it the role of a commuter by allowing it to be transported via train cars just like people. Essentially, this train station serves as a biomass exchange on the platform level and acts as a biomass learning center on the plaza level. A wide curved cut out of the second oor plan allows for pedestrians to have a clear view of what’s happening underneath. In this key plan, the structural glass panel is located at the edge of the second oor, enveloping one of the exhibition spaces. Glass is used as a major material because of its transparency, but to withstand extreme turbulence from trains passing by, the wall needs to be reinforced in many ways.

37 3000 15330 2246 2246 2246 2246 2246 1055930140 105 528 318 300 618 paper size: A1 scale 1:25 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 mm NO. DRAWING INDEX A-00 Key Plan + Project Scope A-01 Material Research A-02 Detail Section + Elevation A-03 Joint Details A-04 3D Visualization 2nd Fl. 1st Fl. PROJECT NO.3 SASI OUNPIYODOM (MINNIE) 6238110225 A-00 CONS TECH 2020-2021 cable oor plate anchor bolt ceiling joint steel bracket (top) steel bracket (bo om) glass n steel bolt glass n spider steel splice plate 2nd Floor | Plaza + Outdoor Garden + Exhibition + C0-working space 1st Floor | Biomass exchange + biomass sorting and storage + biomass pretreatment 0 Floor | Railway platforms

SOCIAL HOUSING RESIDENCE

PetitDidier Prioux Architectes

This new social housing residence comprising 92 apartments aims to replace the “Mas du Taureau” hostel which is programmed to be demolished. It is located in an urban development zone within which no other works have yet begun. Intended to house former migrant workers, single-parent families and isolated individuals, the residence must accompany a new page of their life and develop the identity of the future neighborhood. Text description by PETITDIDIERPRIOUX Architects

SECTION A

location: Vaulx-En-Velin, France completion: 2015

units: 92 total area: 2460 sqm

SECTION B

38 Coating R/C Floor Slab Concrete Jump 6 7 8 5 4 3 2 1 Lacquered Aluminium Cladding 3-layer Insulation Board Gympsum Board with Varying Air Space Aluminium Margin Lacquered Aluminium Shutter Lacquered Aluminium Panel PVC Frame Window 5 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 Gypsum Board 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 11 12 10 9 8 7 6 4 5 3 2 1 2 1 6 5 4 3 Insulation Air Space Lacquered Aluminium Panel Attachment System Snap-in Silicone Gasket 9 8 7 4 6 5 3 2 1 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1.0 1.0 2.1 1.0 2.5 3.0 WD2 1. 1m-tall Lacquered Aluminium Panel in Grey 2. 2.5m-tall Lacqured Aluminium Panel in Grey 3. Steel Angular Section 4. WD1 Depth-40cm 5. Half-open Window Frame in White 6. WD2 Depth-35cm 7. Lacquered Aluminium Cladding 8. 6mm Gypsum Board 9. 3-layer Insulation STRUCTURAL GLASS WALL SECTIONAL DETAIL 1. 8mm Tempered Glass (16mm Air Space) 2. EPDM Gasket 3. Steel Bracket 4. Smooth Concrete 5. Aggregate Concrete 6. Galvanized Steel Anchor 7. Steel Bolt 8. Underground

1. Steel handrail 2. Top Glass frame 3. Opalescent Glass Panel 4. Steel Beam 5. Bottom Glass frame 6. 2cm-thick Bolted Steel Plate CENTRAL WALKWAY SECTIONAL DETAIL 7. Wooden Slatted Floor 8. 30cm-wide Aluminium Fin 9. Solid Aluminium Cladding 10. Opalescent Glass Panel 11. Metal Footbridge(Wide Flange I-beams) 12. 20cm-deep Steel Angular Section 1. 20cm Concrete Floor Slab 2. 1m Glass Railing 3. Metal Footbridge with Wide Flange I-beams 4. Solid Aluminium Cladding 5. Opalescent Glass Panel 6. Lacquered Aluminium Panel in Yellow 7. Lacquered Aluminium Fin in Yellow 8. Steel Angular Section 9. Aluminium Joinery 10. Opalescent Structural Glass Wall 1.1 1. Bolt 2. Wide Flange I-Beam 3. Steel Angular Drop Ceiling 4. Air Space ALUMINIUM PANEL PLAN DETAIL 1. 6mm Gypsum board 2. Steel Bracket 3. Bolt 4. Solid Aluminium Cladding 5. 3-layer Rigid Insulation 6. Coating 7. Air space 8. Lacquered Aluminium Cladding CD1 ROOF JOINT SECTIONAL DETAIL 1. Sealing mastic 2. Edge fastener 3. Reinforced Concrete 4. Transition stand 5. Strengthening layer 6. 20cm Concrete Floor Slab WINDOW SHUTTER AXON DETAIL 1. Open top Steel Rail 2. 360º Rotatable Wheel (+overhang) 3. Aluminium Shutter 4. 360º Rotatable Wheel 5. Bottom Rail 1.0 2.5 0.35/0.4 WD2- 2.1 2.5 0.35/0.4 CD1- 1.0 2.5 0.35/0.4 CD2- 1.0 3.0 0.35/0.4 0.8 WD1 steel opaslescent glass wood slats lacqured aluminium frosted glass concrete FACADE ANALYSIS section A section B

drawing by Sasi Ounpiyodom 6238110225 course ENTEC INDA 2021

Himalayan Culture and Religion Research Center in Sichuan University / CSWADI, ZAD

Location: Chengdu, China

Name of architect: CSWADI, ZAD

Year of completion: 2016 Total area: 4100 m2 Analysis by Sasi Ounpiyodom

Located in Sichuan University, Himalayan Culture and Religion Research Center specializes in the research on Trans-Himalayan region countries’ culture and religion, and also displaying their artworks. Inspired by Chinese traditional gardens, this building creates a modern architectural space with natural aspects inside, so as to combine Buddhism spirits with physical environment perfectly.

The Research center consists of three di erent parts which are museum, research center and a liated building. So far, the construction of museum and research center have been completed, they are the places for those who are specialized in Himalayan Culture and Religion Research and their artwork exhibitions. Description provided by architects

CUID:

Course: EN TEC II INDA

6238110225

residential campus logistics automotive repair bank food 50 m retail toilets water green space horizontal circulation vertical circulation reception exhibition halls conference room resource center service box access path open space oriented towards the main road in front and the park in the back roofs sloped for drainage inner courtyard added for sunlight

exhibition research landscape circulation service views ACCESS SUNPATH HUANGHEMIDDLEROAD2 SECTION CIRCULATION: ENTRANCE & EGRESS MASSING STRATEGY SPATIAL ERGONOMICS SITE SURROUNDINGS 1ST FLOOR ZONING 2ND FLOOR ZONING SICHUAN PREFECTURE CHENGDU CITY SICHUAN UNIVERSITY JIANG’AN CAMPUS MASSING & VOLUME 68.30 10 m 87.60 68.30 SW N NE NW S E W SE horizontal circulation vertical circulation public circulation private circulation road access pedestrian access FIRE EXIT FIRE EXIT view to park view to campus view to main road MASSING VIEWS NET A NET B 0.513646 0.60467 GROSS 6339 sqm public area/total public + private area/total A B C VISITOR 1.4 STAFF 1 A B C PUBLIC PRIVATE SERVICE no. of people per room no. of stalls no. of people per corridor no. of people per stair width 108 19 4 4 reception exhibition halls green space Total A conference room resource center Total B mechanical rooms toilets horizontal circulation vertical circulation Total C 465 1180 1611 3256 391 186 577 43 186 1552 725 2506 232.5 590 322.2 1144.7 108 37.2 145.2 43 19 2 A PUBLIC REFERENCE UNIT SPACE AREA OCCUPANTS SQM/PERSON 2 5 2.844413 3.62037 5 3.973829 1 9.789474

40 Narratives Temporal Manipulation Space-Time Diagramming 288

Sasi Ounpiyodom INDA: International Program in Design and Architecture

Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

2541321 Eastern + Western Philosophy and Paradigms in Architectural Design

Assignment: Final Research Paper

Date: May 25, 2022

Segmentarity and Society: An Instrumentalization of the Theory of Segmentarity through Navigating the Collapse of Social Classes in Khlong Toey Slums

ABSTRACT

Segmentarity is a phenomena known to occur at every scale and facet of society. Not only citizens are segmented into different groups, but also networks, cultures, beliefs and most importantly power This essay operates from the basis of uneven distribution of power through the lens of multiplicities. In Deleuze and Guattari’s philosophical canon A Thousand Plateaus, the authors introduced the concept of the rhizome as an image of thought and a representation of multiplicities. In sociological terms, this idea is applied to view groups of people in a network of roots, growing multi directionally and spontaneously The global phenomenon that is social stratification is viewed as overlapping planes as opposed to a prototypical hierarchic pyramid. In the chapter 1933: Micropolitics and Segmentarity, the idea of segmentarity is used as a thought framework containing vocabularies used to describe society in different shapes and forms: binary oppositions, circular and linear segmentarity

This research comprehends each type of segmentarity as a lens through which one can view society The objective is to identify where power exists through each type and how social inequality can be magnified through those lenses. To instrumentalize this theory, the research focuses on a site where collapses between social classes are most prominent, the urban area accommodating the poor– Khlong Toey slum settlements in Bangkok, Thailand. From an architecture and planning perspective, layers of the human condition are rendered through a series of torn and reconciled urban fabric.

Finally, Previously, Meanwhile

The Role of Narratives and Their Notion of Time in Architecture

A Chapter from the ‘Atlas of the Destruction of Aesthetics’ A Theoretical Research for Design III Studio Project

Segmentarity and Society

An Instrumentalization of the Theory of Segmentarity through Navigating the Collapse of Social Classes in Khlong Toey Slums

Final Paper for Philosophy Course

Ounpiyodom 1

Competition Entry

Brief: Non-Architecture Competition Brief Titled “COMMUNITY 2050”

Period: Jan-Feb 2022

#urbanproposal #amsterdam #nonarchitecture

Team members: Plaifha Siripanthong Veerin Dumrongkijkarn Namida Niamnamtham Sasi Ounpiyodom Saralchana Pueakhachen

IJ(am)Plein

IJ(am)Plein is an urban proposal of IJPlein in line with Amsterdam’s vision of 2050. The proposal re-zoned the masterplan from currently residentialheavy units to become more integrative which includes all facilities needed to sustain life in the city all within walking distance.

Entered in the Non-Architecture Competition Brief Titled “COMMUNITY 2050”

Activities

From: 2020-2023

#extracurricular #volunteer #universityprojects

Photo from Artspect opening ceremony

CU Deeptech Demo Day

– Head of Venue 4/2023-Present

• Collaborate with internal and external teams to design a plan for a public event hosted by the university

• Carry out site visits

Time Machine Studio – Part-time Tutor

• Assist high school students in developing their design portfolio using Design Thinking

• Wrote, coordinated and collaborated with fellow students to draft the faculty yearbook

– Mentee

• Learned and exchanged knowledge and experience with Chulalongkorn peers and alumni regarding business, management career paths and corporate culture

8/2021-8/2022

• Initiate and manage an online pastry shop (Instagram: picnicproject_bysasi)

• Develop recipes and produce new pastries

• Produce promoting contents including photos, graphics and illustrations

2/2023-Present

–

3/2023-4/2023

INDA

Yearbook Assistant

Picnic Project – Project Manager

5/2020-8/2022

Chulalongkorn Alumni Mentorship Program (ChAMP)

• Collaborated with fellow core members in developing concept and action plans

• Planned and organized online and on-site events

• Produced and proofread promoting contents for social media

3/2022-8/2022

• Led a team of 4 juniors to prototype a wireframe and interface design

• Consulted with real end users to fit with requirements

12/2020-7/2021

– Youth Team Rep

• Coordinated between university volunteers and the organization

• Organized an online mental health session for volunteers

• Produced and proofread promoting contents for social media

BKKDW2021

– Deep Listening Volunteer 6/2021

• Trained and volunteered as a deep listener as part of the ‘AramArom’ Therapeutic Space by OOCA x Eyedropper Fill

Wall of Sharing (NPO by OOCA) Artspect by AIESEC – Creative Team Chula Student Wellness Website – Head of UX/UI

1/2022-3/2022

• Wrote an article for the faculty’s annual magazine

• Led a team of 7 friends in organizing a kiosk (Instagram: picnicproject_bysasi)

• Involved in the process of material sourcing, production, business planning and marketing

COMPETITIONS

• Led a team of 4 friends into researching, analyzing and creating a business strategy

3/2023-4/2023

Thailand

– Semi-Finalist

• Collaborated with 2 friends to conceptualize an EdTech startup framework

• Conducted scientific research, indepth interviews, survey and visual presentation

• Prototyped a UX/UI design

5/2021-8/2021

Ruenthai

– Content Writer 7/2021

Magazine

‘Soymate’ Kiosk for Lakorn Tapad – Manager 1/2020 CU Case Discovery – Semi-Finalist Innovation Awards

CONTACT ME

Sasi Ounpiyodom (Minnie) email: minniesasi@gmail.com tel: (+66)80 963 2673

dob: 20/03/2001

city: Bangkok, Thailand

Behance: Sasi Ounpiyodom

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