Montarat 's Portfolio 2021 by Nui Montarat

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2021 BY MONTARAT KASEMSUVAN

INTRO • I have 5 years experience working in Singapore. There are two local projects that I fully in charged as a project manager for the design and build (implementation stage). This stage is very challenged and different from construction stage because it is not only just make sure that the contractor has submitted the shop drawings / materials that right matching the company design intent, specifications and the schedule of rates but there are many elements under a provisional sump or a variation order which I have to do a new design and detail work with a cost estimation to achieve a good design quality within the short time frame. • I have been working as a landscape architect for more than 10 years, I have had various work experience in Middle East and Asia with particular interested in Japanese Modern Contemporary Landscape design, Culture and spatial environmental design. • Diverse experience in Landscape details of 5-7 stars Hotel and a luxury resort project. • I have a License for Professional Architect (The Association of Siamese Architects under Royal Patronage) • Great experienced in visual design theory, space formation, design composition, proportion related to scale and technique of space illusion. • Proficient knowledge of InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, SketchUp, Auto CAD and Microsoft Office, Hand sketches, AD maker and Watercolour presentation skills. • Motivated, team player, hardworking and eager to receive new experiences.

MONTARAT KASEMSUVAN Current address : Singapore Contact No. +65 87477731 Email : montarat_k@yahoo.com

CONTENTS ON GOING PROJECTS

Project: Meyer House Location: Singapore Working under RSD Duty: Project Manager Joining since: Oct 2020 Status: Design and Build Categories: Luxury condominium Architect: WOHA Site Area: 10,185 sq.m.

Project: 15 Holland Hill Location: Singapore Working under RSD Duty: Project Manager Joining since: Oct 2020 Status: Design and Build Categories: Luxury condominium Architect: P&T Site Area: 6,248 sq.m.

My Personal Responsibility : I was in charged of this project during design and build stage so my main responsibility is to well understand the design intent, the contract and the scope of works then I communicate to clients, fellow consultants and contractors as a landscape consultant to make sure that every single details are not in a wrong interpretation and the quality of good designs are complied during the construction process. For Holland Hill, it is very challenging to me as there are many items that under provisional sum which meant I have to make a design proposal for all of them then let the clients approve, later I have to make sure that the cost is within the budget if not then the proceed need to go back again. Later I will have to coordinate with contractor as they will produce shop drawings for me to approve before the construction starts on site.

Project: Eco World Location: Bangalore India Working under RSD Duty: Design Manager Starting Year: Nov 2019 Status: Bidding Concept to Construction drawing Categories: Business Park Architect: DPA Site Area: 40,100 sq.m. My Personal Responsibility : I was a Design manage and a Project manager. I was working on this project since the conceptual design stage and I was the person who came up with the concept of paving pattern which is inspired from a movement of circulation, also, the sense of space formed the functions of the garden which is called “green rock” a centre of more than 10 activities happening at the greenery core of the building. Gateway (from the render above) was designed by me as it was similar concept as it was similar concept as green rock, the idea of forming space and functions. My challenging task is developing director’s ideas into the design and let it becomes practical in term of detailing and functioning before I present to clients. During the detail development and tender drawing stage, I was in charged to support the draft teams for the hand sketch details and check all the drawings, make sure that what we delivered to clients is a complete drawing package I worked closely with the teams to deliver the high quality of the presentation to the drawings and I represent the office by coordinating with my best consulting with clients and the other consultants. Note** Please apologize me for not being able to show the works for these current projects I am willing to present my recent works in person as I am not allowed to publish the works which is under RSD property.

CONTENTS PAST PROJECTS

Project: Saladang soi 1 Location: Bangkok Thailand Working under TIERRA Design Duty: Design and Production Year: 2014 Status: Completed Categories: Luxury condominium Site Area: 3,365 sq.m.

Project: The Estelle by Raimondland Location: Bangkok Thailand Working under SCDA Architects Duty: Design+Production Year: 2018 Status: underconstruction Categories: Luxury condominium Site Area: 3,270 sq.m.

Project: Resort by Singha Estate Location: Samui Thailand Working under SCDA Architects Duty: Design development and work coordination Year: 2017 Status: completed Categories: Resort Site Area: 10,753 sq.m.

Project: Hyatt Phnompen Location: Phnompan Cambodia Working under SCDA Architects Duty: Detail Designs and Produce the drawings Year: 2016 Status: Under Construction Categories: Commercial Plaza Site Area: 7,103 sq.m.

Project: TGG commercial building Location: Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam Working under SCDA Architects Duty: Design+Presentation Year: 2016 Status: pending Categories: Commercial Plaza Site Area: 8,228 sq.m.

I was the lead designer of this project. My work is from conceptual design until schematic design. This project proved that if the detail was prepared since the schematic, the cad work would be more easy to follow up as later this project was passed out to my other colleague during the tender and construction stage.

I was one man solo to this project, in chart of landscape architect. The state was started with concept design to the design development. The concept is a modern luxury and minimalist Japanese theme so all the details were inspired from Japanese form and elements. I was so lucky to have a chance to design something that out of SCDA style but still presenting the SCDA design language.

My work scope was more to softscape design, enhancing space by strategically selecting plant species and design the location to improve the space quality and create a visual approach. Also do the detail design with proportion study and selecting materials to match with overall mood.

I was involved in schematic design so my response was developing the design and provide a colonial language reflect to landscape details. Most of my design works were the top podium plan which being shown in this portfolio, including the proportion works, stone pattern&joint, neat details and the elements such as hotel front wall.

Project: Ayala Seda Sicogon Resort Location: Palawan Philippine Working under SCDA Architects Duty: Develop the design and Softscape Design Year: 2018 Final Status: Schematic design Categories: Beach Resort Site Area: 50,450 sq.m. I developed the master plan sketch from the lead design architect by adding the landscape elements & details into sketch up model before handling to the visualizer for the animation. I also provided the planting species & hardfinish materials for the renders and the entire package.

This is my first start up project in SCDA. They wanted to know my design capability so they tested me by letting me solo worked on this project. The idea was connecting the hilly site condition and the flat ground floor building by merging the ramp and steps. The space was designed to fit with both passive and active activities (gathering space or special event).

CONTENTS PAST PROJECTS

Project: South Marina Bay Location: Singapore Working under TIERRA Design Duty: Design Year: 2012 Status: concept design Categories: Competition Site Area: 35,040 sq.m.

Project: JW Marriot Hotel Location: Delhi India Working under P LANDSCAPE Duty: Design+Presentation Year: 2009 Status: ON hold Categories: Hotel Site Area: 20,270 sq.m.

This is a competition project which challenged me before I first joined Tierra design My responsibility was interpreting the ideas from the design director into the master plan, from the sketchy into the reality of the elements with the aesthetic approach and a lush interesting greenery that everyoone loves to walk in. This project was one of the two nominees in the final round jury.

This project was inspired from a beautiful and elegant curves of a peacock. These languages were translated into the physical design elements and a feeling of the enclosure space. The colourful of peacock were represented by the multicolored of flowering plants. Unfortunately, it was pending after the conceptual design was finished.

Project: Club house (Park lane Harbour) Location: Shenzhen China Working under TIERRA Design Duty: Design+Production Year: 2012 Status: Completed Categories: Facilities area Site Area: 23,483 sq.m.

Project: Residential park (Park lane Harbour) Location: Shenzhen China Working under TIERRA Design Duty: Design and Production leader Year: 2013 Status: Completed Categories: Recreation Park Site Area: 118,674.5 sq.m.

This is the first project I have had involved from the mobilisation stage until the construction completed. Also the first project I have learnt a lot about the detail works For the construction drawings, I have done without any assistants. Also, I was being a site coordinator until the construction was finished.

Mainly responded to my projects from conceptual design to the construction stage. Mostly involved in design coordination and on site problem by solving with design. This phase I was the leader for the construction drawings.

Project: Hyatt regency Bali Location: Bali Indonesia Working under TIERRA Design Duty: Design+Production Year: 2015 Status: Completed Categories: Resort Renovation Site Area: 53,983.65 sq.m. My role for the project, I was assigned to study the site context of the exterior space by building 3D model and explored the site problems. This project I worked closely with my director and architectural teams as I was the only one landscape architect. Also, I provided the materials that suit to site character and the detail designs to the project.

Project: Photography Location: Around the world Duty: Since: 2016 Status: Categories: Site Area: Taking architectural photograph is my usual habit while travelling. This activity help me to improve my perspective skill which relates to my landscape design because as a designer, I have to know how to frame the space and how to do a good composition and finally, how to make my design become more interesting.

Project : Saladang One resident (2014)

Client : SC Asset Location : Bangkok, Thailand Areas : 3,365 sq.m. Program : Luxury condominium Final Status : Completed Personal Responsibility : I fully design the whole landscape including show flat exterior. Only the rendering views were done by other colleagues. Conceptual diagram The exclusively luxurious high-rise condominium in Bangkok. The design figure is forced to be very elegant and unique style. However, the site was small and most of the ground area having basement underneath so it was very challenged to design. What’s more, the requirement of LEED platinum certificate and the construction issues also important. Black and White are well represented for an attractive appearance. So, the focal point was defined by black marble cladding on one useful element in the space because of the restricted area. The function requirements were cleverly integrated into all design elements. P1 P2

P1 Explanation of the feature wall concept which was inspired from the architectural facade, so that the unity and sense of belonging were created. P2 My 3D graphic rendering of front elevation shows the composition and the relationship from the entrance feature wall to building.

Front elevation rendering perspective

Lobby entrance and Water feature

The inspiration of the falling water feature came from the space condition which are the low ceiling and the under shading area. Obviously, plants could not survive. For a surrounding context, the noise from a street outside, the water curtain was crated to distort the noise. Also, introducing the 3 dimensional effects of the water feature that connect the black box (the strong element of architectural facade), so the falling waters was the linked part to combine white water feature and opposite black box (ceiling above) together then it turned to be the whole art work for this area. Personal Responsibility : I fully design the whole landscape including show flat exterior. Only the rendering views were done by other colleagues.

P3 Site photo shows the close up of water feature at the Lobby entrance area. P4 Rendering perspective of the water feature at the lobby area. P5 Site photo which was taken at the same angle of the rendering on P4

mood images

P4 The rendering perspective of Lobby entrance water feature

P5 The real photo of Lobby entrance water feature

Entrance gate and garden

P1 Site photo : View from the street toward the main entrance gate

P2 Site photo : The lush green area behind the main entrance gate.

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Communal area (Infinity Pool)

P1 Plan of Roof top Swimming pool

P3 Site photo : the compose of the swimming pool with the feature tree and water spout turned to be a feature element for this composition

P2 There was no space underneath the slab, so pool and planter boxes have to be raised up from the floor level. In this case, the infinity pool was to be proposed. The materials are to be minimized to share the same architectural finish which were playing with white and black marble in proportionally.

P4 Site photo : Kid pool which separated from the main pool but still link by visual connection

P5 Site photo : pool terrace shows the bounding between the black planter and the black bench to create unity to the space.

Roof top Garden

P1 Plan of Terrace garden for the function of sitting and smoking area

P3 Site photo : Shows the seating area that can see the view of the green park

P2 This pocket garden have the same condition with the roof top swimming pool. Everything have to be raised up from floor level, but green shades and garden theme have to be provided. Because of the very small and narrow space, the composition skill and sense of proportion is important to make this terrace garden more attractive.

P4 Site photo : the L shape seating in the corner for the social interaction

Show flat My design was to implement the temporally build-in art to the show gallery. At this early stage, the architectural theme of black&white marble still under developing, so I treated the small landscape area to be the art work for this display space. Ofcourse the art piece have to look good from outside and inside the building. The sculpture was the combination of feature planter and gently slope of water feature. The hole from the roof was projected in double size of the round shape planting island, not only creating the connection of the unity of the design but also the light source for the tree to be survived. Personal Responsibility : I fully design the whole external elements including steps, water feature plinth with planter, planting species and a dark plain at the roof with a circular void for the light.

Site photo : the front view of the show flat presents the composition of the landscape art work and the interior.

Close up photo of the planter and water feature.

Site photo : view to landscape art work from inside out.

Project : The Estelle, Bangkok (2018-2019) Works under SCDA Architects

Client : Raimondland Development Location : Bangkok, Thailand Areas : 3,270 sq.m. Program : Luxury condominium design Final Status : Design Development Status: On construction

Personal Responsibility : Full part of Entire Design and Presentation and Drawings I was briefed for the theme of Timeless Modern Japanese Hospitality and Obtained the space functional planing from Director of this project. I reflected Japanese elements into the details such as roughness and raw material selection, planting selection ect, TATAMI; traditional Japanese mat; was reflected into the stone texture & pattern design. TATAMI layout study

Perspective of Black sculpture planter sit on white gravel court

Top podium plan : Communal Area

Mood of Planting concept

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A corridor view which shows the linear Japanese garden and the variety of textures when it plays with light&shadow.

Mood images for The Facility Plan

Seating court which connected to private dining area. Present the serenity and peaceful mind coming when the light reflect the water into the ceiling.

Stone texture and pattern concept for TATAMI concept.

Project : Santiburi Villas, Samui Thailand (2017) Works under SCDA Architects

Client : Singha Estate Development Location : Samui, Thailand Areas : 10,753 sq.m. Program : Resort Final stage : Design development Status : Completed

Personal Responsibility : Detail developing, Planting Design and Presentation package I was working closely with Architect who specialised in Resort planing so I have learnt a lot for the space and transition strategy. So I contributed the space by planing the location of feature trees, including the variation of forms, shape of canopy and playing the contrasting of shrubs in term of form, texture and colours into the master plan. For the hardscape works, including the object elements such as water feature, wall pattern, feature spout, there were considered to be under the my detail design scopes.

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LEGENDS 1. ARRIVAL COURT

2. WATER COURT 3. VILLA ENTRANCE COURT 4. VILLA UNIT 5. COSY POOL 6. TRANSITION GARDEN 7. EXISTING TREE 8. LAWN COURT 9. SERVICE ROAD 10. OLD PHASE

Main entrance perspective

Site photo : central garden court

Site photo : buggy and walkway ambient

Layout Plan

Site photo : private pool in Villa

Site photo : Villa entrance gate

Project : Hyatt Hotel Phanom phen, Cambodia (2017) Works under SCDA Architects

Client : Hyatt regency Location : Phanom phen, Cambodia Areas : 7,103 sq.m. Program : Hotel design Final stage : Tender drawings Status : Under construction

Personal Responsibility : Detail and Elemental designs, presentation and Drawing package My second project in SCDA, My first task was to understand the colonial architecture and reflect it into the landscape design. With the site itself, the existing colonial house was preserved to be a hotel lobby so I did the mood images board by combining the strong existing elements with the colonial planting character and garden space. Most of my design works were the top podium plan which being shown in this page, including the proportion works, stone pattern&joint, neat details and the elements such as hotel front wall.

COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE is an architectural style from a mother country that has been incorporated into the buildings of settlements or colonies in distant locations. Colonists frequently built settlements that synthesized the architecture of their countries of origin with the design characteristics of their new lands, creating hybrid designs.

Water Pavilion perspective

Swimming pool perspective

Water Lounge Pavilion Elevation

Front Elevation view shows the relationship between wall and the existing house facade

P1 A focal point, a dramatic view of swimming pool which turning to be water feature at night P2 Lush green landscape buffer behind pool deck and a water spout as a foreground P3,P4 Pavilions floating above lotus pond creating a classic colonial garden space to all day sit.

Project : Ayada Seda Sicogon Resort, Philippine (2017-2018) Works under SCDA Architects

Client : Ayala Land development Location : Palawan, Philippine Areas : 50,450 sq.m. Program : Beach Resort Final Stage : Schematic Design Status: On hold

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Personal Responsibility : Detail developing, Planting Design and Presentation package I was working closely with Architect who specialised in Resort planing so I have learnt a lot for the space and transition strategy. So I contributed the space by planing the location of feature trees, including the variation of form, shape of canopy and playing the contrasting of shrubs in term of form, texture and colours into the master plan.

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LEGENDS

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1. DROP OFF 2. ARRIVAL COURT

3. LOBBY LOUNGE 4. REFLECTIVE POND

5. ALL DAY DINING 6. SUNKEN LAWN COURT 7. EVENT LAWN COURT 8. SWIMMING POOL 9. KID POOL 10. BEACH CLUB

11. CREEK 12. SPECIALTY 13. QUIET POOL 14. BREAKFAST PAVILION 15. SPA 16. PRESIDENT VILLA 17. TERRACE COURTYARD 18. RETAILS

Planting concept : Beach mood

Main swimming pool perspective show the transition from the daybed pavilion to sun lounger decking through steps down to the pool

Layout Plan

Main entrance drop off perspective

Staircase with interlocking planters to provide shading and green to the space

Project : TGG Complex building, Vietnam (2016) Works under SCDA Architects

Client : TGG land Investment Location : Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Areas : 8,228 sq.m. Program : Commercial plaza design Final stage : Landscape Conceptual design Status : On hold

The composition between Signage Steps and Ramp

Personal Responsibility : Fully in charge of the design and presentation package This is my first start up project in SCDA. They wanted to know my design capability so they tested me by letting me solo worked on this project. The idea was connecting the hilly site condition and the flat ground floor building by merging the ramp and steps. The space was designed to fit with both passive and active activities (gathering space or special event).

Public event stage and seating area perspective

Tower entrance to lobby drop off

Signage and the above outdoor cafe area

Mall entrance

Public event space with seating area

Front elevation

Project : South Marina Bay (Competition, 2012) A refreshment oasis in the heart of the urban district.

Client : Maple tree Investments Pte.,Ltd. Location : South Marina, Singapore Areas : 35,040 sq.m. Program : Landscape concept design competition Status : Be one of the last 2 companies which had been nominated to the final round jury. My Personal Responsibility : After brainstorming the concept, I generated the conceptual idea into the space in every floor plans. (I sketched and designed the whole project only the presentation has done by other colleagues.)

The flourishing green will flow out into neighbouring Central Linear Park and Marina Station Square. Commuters from the MRT station in south-east will be drawn towards the lively green heart which is accommodating at all times of the day. The idea is envisions the landscape to magically compliment the project’s landmark quality and become a new icon for Singapore. The crowning piece of the project will be a proposed halo shaped sculpture, suspended above the rainforest heart above the Sky Garden. Evocative of the buildings’ ribbons; a mountain cloud and in the evenings a glowing disk, the halo will provide much ephemerality to the project (see P2 on next page). The connection between the rainforest and the neighbouring context are at first suggested by the project’s patterned ground-scape. As the grained paving ground reaches the water channel, the paving bursts into large playful splashes of paving. The paving swirls and engulfs mounds of greenery, evocative of a rainforest floor. (see ground floor plan next page) The project’s entrances will form thresholds of beginnings and transport one from the expanse of the city into the project’s natural heart. The main pedestrian entrance will provide the strongest connection between the fluid rainforest to the surrounding urban grid (see P1 on next page). Experientially, the landscape and project combine will be an unfolding narrative reflecting a rich variety of experiences: iconic and intimate, contained and revealed, reflective and soft. overall perspective shows a space relation

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Ground Floor Plan

P1 main entrance perspective

1. rainforest oasis 2. tropical plant outcrop 3. water channel 4. alfresco dining 5. stone benches 6. water fall from above levels 7. water feature turning circle for vehicles 8. planting permeating indoor/outdoor 9. seating aligned to contextual urban grid 10. three-story green wall 11. drop off area raised water feature 12. two level volume colonnade 13. lush planting backdrop from inside retail

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P2 perspective from 3rd floor inside lounge area

A halo of mist will cloud the green heart at intervals during the day, eminating a cool environment; a relief from the heat. In the evening, the halo will glow softly illuminating the green-heart beneath. Long fine fibre optic strands with LED tips are discretely threaded from the halo and will transform the night into a wispy sea of dancing lights in the breeze. Misted water will trickle down these threads glistening in the light like a chandelier.

Above Floor Plan (Level 3) 1. rainforest oasis (ground + level two) below 2. stepping platform through landscape elements 3. two-tier residential swimming pool with overflow feature down to ground level 4. indoor planting 5. 100m lap pool suspended between residential buildings. 6. entrance to residential foyer, waterfall feature down to level below.

Project : JW Marriott Hotel at Jasola (2009)

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Client : Marriott Development Location : Delhi, India Areas : 20,270 sq.m. Program : Hotel Status : Conceptual design Personal Responsibility : full part of entire design and presentation process Peacock is an exotic Indian animal so it was used for an inspiration of the concept to create a strong identity theme to the hotel. The peacock was interpreted from their movements, the beautiful body shape and the colours into every design elements. Also peacock’s colours have been integrated to planting design concept. The curving lines of their body and the gradient of its colours were represented on the layout plan. Due to an organic form of the space, the free-form lines are the best solution. It also created flowing space and enclosure space. Dramatic atmosphere was translated from the peacock spreading tail-feathers which is appeared as the feature mound at the outdoor dining area. Also it was a feature backdrop that created stunning look and provided softscape area to the project.

Front elevation render perspective

Inspiration image

Front elevation render perspective

P2 An enclosure of the leisure pool. The inspiration is from the unique pattern of peacock feather. P3 An inspiration image for roof top recreation pool. P4 A rendering perspective shows enclosed pool which surrounded by garden and step lawns.

Project : Park Lane Harbour (Complex city, 2012-2014) Client : China Resources Co.,LTD. (Land properties development) Location : Shenzhen, China Areas : Total 270,397.5 sq.m. Program : Landscape master planning and design Status : 2years documentation completed, currently under construction (with 70% completed)

Layout Plan 1. main entrance, road and river front design 2. main club house and facilities area 3. retails and commercials plaza complex 4. residential park design 5. other phase

Personal Responsibility : full participation of entire design process, leader of construction drawing teams. This project was divided into 4 phases. -

Club house Main entrance and Internal road Retails (Commercial building) Phase 1 and green belt along the beach

This is the large mixed-use project which I fully participated as a project landscape architect. My responsibility was to look thoroughly to the design from the beginning concept to the construction drawing. Due to the fact that this project consists of many high-rise residents, low-rise residents and commercial developments. So the area was divided in to 4 phases and my tasks was to accomplish each area phase by phase over 2 years period. This is because I was the only landscape architect in the office. Later, at phase 4, I have two of landscape assistants who helped me to produce the drawings. This project provided me an experience to work with a famous international company, Foster and Partner ,The architect of Club house and Retail Building. Moreover this project challenged me to take more concerned about design relationship and the adjacent phases. Not only I have learnt how to carry on the design language but also how to maintain the project’s consistency.

2. Club House (2012) To create the harmonisation between architecture and landscape. Geometry and line had become initial role in landscape design by creating and enhancing the relationship between building and landscape.

LAY OUT PLAN SCALE 1:1000

The role of Club house will act like a friendly owner who always welcome everyone. The first visual approach was designed by creating two rows of columnar trees, composed with a sculpture as a focal point at this area as the long horisontal line of the oceanwill be a final focal point to see. Raising an open lawn space will help to continue the approach directly to the beach also hidden the socialising pool space as it will be the final scene after entering the club house. An initial key concept was a very nice approach to the beach. The centre walkway from club house will be an intimate approach goal for our guests which is encouraging them to step out into the landscape scenery outside and enjoy watching sunset at the beach. LEGEND

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P1 Site photo : shows the visual axis creating nice approach from beach

1.DROP OFF 2.WALK WAY LINK TO GREEN BELT 3.MAIN WATER FEATURE 4.FUNCTION LAWN 5.WALK WAY TO MULTI LAYER GARDENPHASE1 6.GREEN BELT 7.DINING TERRACE 8.POOL DECK 9.LAP POOL 10.OUTDOOR SHOWER 11.KID POOL 12.BUBBLE FOUNTAIN 13.FAMILY POOL 14.DAY BED AREA 15.SAND DECK TERRACE 16.SHOW FLAT LAWN TERRACE 17.SHOW FLAT PLAZA 18.PARKING LOTS 19.CAR PARK ENTRANCE 20.RIVER SIDE WALK WAY 21.RIVER SIDE SEATING STEP 22.ENTRANCE FEATURE WALL 23.ENTRANCE FEATURE ELEMENT AND BENCH 24.FEATURE SCREENING WALL 25.CAFE PANTRY 26.GREEN BELT PUBLIC PARK 27.BEACH FRONT 28.JACUZZI SEATING 29.REFLECTING WATER FEATURE 30.SHOW FLAT FEATURE WALL

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P2 -P3 Site photo : view of half size Olympic swimming pool surrounded by green landscape. P4 Site photo :Beach terrace in front of linear pool

P5-P6 Site photo : Club house main approach axis in different mood between day time and night time. P7 Site photo : Aerial view of Club house (phase 1) and Retail plaza (phase 3)

4. Phase 1 and green belt along the beach (2013) The concept was introducing a lush green open-space to the community, also, soften the harsh concrete of the high-rise buildings. The 3 irregular shapes were formed by the buildings at the centre courts so that the idea of using free-form shapes was the best for creating a nice visual landform and for making a flowing space from one court to another court. There were a huge underground car-park taking over underneath the site. Not only the softscape mounds could help increasing soil depth for big trees but also creating an interesting enclosure space. The overlapping between the mounds themselves can create various interesting layers into the space, also enhance the pathway to be more interesting to walk. A big colourful feature tree was planted individually in each of the enclosure space. This is for enhancing a visual attraction in the main court and it will be named by the name of the main colourful tree for each court for users to easily recognise their resident. The open lawn areas at the south were connected to beach front. This was a formal approach to lead the visual axis to the beach. The elements of curving green belt played as two branches to define the sense of entry space from beach road to our project.

P3 Site photo : recreation pool P4 Site photo :Aerial view of one of the open space of residential park P5-P6 SIte photo : Overlapping mounds with walkway creating an interesting view

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Project : Hyatt regency, Bali (2015) Works under Tierra Design BKK

Client : Hyatt regency Location : Bali, Indonesia Areas : 53,983.65 sq.m. Program : Resort Renovation Final Stage : Design development Status: Completed

Personal Responsibility : Detail Design and produce CAD drawings This Project was designed under the existing condition (structure, big trees, drain and grading system, local materials ect). My task was studying the space and worked on the element’s designs & proportions by studying the sketch up model and generated it to the final drawing. For example, the proportion study between wall planter and pool, finding the perfect dimension that friendly with space and users.

Master plan

Site photo : view from Drone

Demolition Plan

Site photo : View from beach through the pool area

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P1 Site photo : shows the view of the new extended terrace from the specialty restaurant P2 Site photo :water feature at the another side of restaurant pavilion P3 SIte photo : extended dining corner in the garden

P4 Site photo : Geometric form of swimming pool interlocking with pool deck and planter islands P5 Kid pool slider and a focal point sculpture at the same time P6 SIte photo : Another corner of swimming pool with huge sculpture

Sample of My photograph collection

visit my Instagram at @inspired_nk My photographic style is like I am presenting a rendering perspective of my own work.

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