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INDEX 5620 KDS_RK

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Introduction • •

What is the Ryokan Location

Element •

The Traditional Japanese Hotel Experience

Japanese life & Culture • • •

Yukata Chadou Kaiseki

Case Study • • • • • •

Building Restaurant Pool ( onsen ) Landscape Space Interior Hot spring ( onsen )

Color & Material • •

Color effects the design Element of Ryokan Japanese hotel

Schematic Design • • • •

Zoning Master plan Standard Guest Room VIP Guest Room

Program Index

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INTRODUCTION 5620 KDS_RK

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Ryokan

(Japanese-style hotels) offer comfort along with luxuries such as onsen (hot springs), open-air baths, traditional gardens, yukata (cotton kimonos), tatami rooms, and cuisine served on beautiful plates.

Ryokan are traditional Japanese-style hotel, popular for the unique home meals, hot spring baths, and traditional ryokan culture.

The delicate climate and the spirit of hospitality of Ryokan culture make the hotel experience unforgettable.

Location

in mountain scenic area of Khao Yai Amphoe Pak Chong Nakhon Ratchasima Province GPS : 14.561575,101.40494

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The Traditional Japanese Hotel Experience A Cultural Experience: a fascinating way to see some traditional Japanese culture • • • • • • •

Characteristics of the building Japanese garden Hot spring ( onsen ) Tea Ceremony Yukata Tatami Kaiseki PAGE 03

JAPANESE LIFE & CULTURE 5620 KDS_RK

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茶道 “Yukata”

Yukata Yukata is a light cotton robe, like a casual kimono, used in the summer season. The word “Yukata” comes from the word “yu” meaning “bath” and “katabira” means “under clothing”. The Japanese wear yukata most the time in the summer whether they are going to a fire festival, going to a temple, or going to a hot spring. The light cotton robe is particularly suitable for use in the hot weather, and it is not strange to find that a lot of the Japanese wear it in the summer.

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茶道 “Chadou”

Tea Ceremony Drinking tea is a part of the Japanese everyday life; from getting up in the morning to before going to bed at night. Tea in Japan originated and brought from China.

The tea preparation has been adapted to suit the taste of the Japanese. It is today the culture of Japan that has existed and well known for a number of years.

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懐石“Kaiseki”

Japanese Food Japanese food has the emphasis on the tastes and the culinary arts. Decorations and attention to details in every dish is different. The delicate flavor, the simple look, and the quality of the food are the essence of Japanese cuisine. Due to an abundance of local specialties and seasonal varieties of food the menu will change accordingly throughout the year to suit the season.

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Building The building of the ryokan is made of wood, It reflects the traditional living style of Japan ( Warmth , Serenity , Simplicity )

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Restaurant A “homey” atmosphere and guests are served home-style Japanese cooking for dinner and breakfast, known as kaiseki, which features seasonal and regional specialties.

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Pool ( onsen ) Almost all ryokan feature common bathing areas or ofuro, usually separated by gender, using the water from a hot spring (onsen)

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Landscape Traditional Japanese garden.

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Space Interior A room in a ryokan is usually a single large, undivided room floored with traditional tatami (rice-straw matting), with the only piece of furniture being a single low table. Doors are shoji (sliding screens), and decoration will usually be one or two simple ink brush drawings or scrolls. Seating in the room is on cushions, called zabuton, arranged around the low table.

In the winter season, there may be a blanket around the table. You slip your feet under the blanket for the warmth of a kotatsu electrical heating unit.

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Hot spring ( onsen ) Large common baths in the ryokan are used not just for cleansing but for relaxation as well, both mental and physical. Big windows typically look out over lush gardens or dramatic mountain or ocean views. Some public baths contain several different types of tubs, whether cypress or stone or cascading baths. Rotenburo, the open-air baths, allow you to bathe in the sunshine, breathing in the brisk, cool air.

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COLOR & MATERIAL 5620 KDS_RK

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Color effects the design

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Element of Ryokan Japanese hotel

FLOOR PATTERN

PAVEMENT

WOVEN BAMBOO

WOODEN BLINDS

WALK WAY

VOID

MATERIAL WALL

NOREN

PARTITION

RHYTHM PATTERN PAGE 14

SCHEMATIC DESIGN

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Zoning

06

03

06

02

MAIN ENTRANCE

01

04

05

07

08 09

CURCULATION SERVICE WAY

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

PARKING SALE & RECEPTION RESTAURANT BAR POOL TOILET VIP GUEST ROOM STANDARD GUEST ROOM BACK OF THE HOUSE

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MASTER PLAN

SALE GALLERY & RECEPTION AREA

RESTAURANT

KITCHEN ROOM

PARKING LOT 13 CARS

BAR

22.00

40.00

TOILET

STANDARD GUEST ROOM 16 UNIT POOL

BACK OF THE HOUSE

VIP GUEST ROOM 8 UNIT

MAIN ENTRANCE

46.00

38.00

28.00

28.00

14.00

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6.00

ONSEN

TERRACE

4.00

LIVING AREA BATHROOM TOILET 4.00

BEDDING AREA

2.00

4.00

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4.00

4.00

ONSEN TERRACE BATHROOM

4.00

TOILET LIVING AREA

4.00

BEDDING AREA

3.00

1.00

4.00

VIP GUEST ROOM PAGE 18

PROGRAM INDEX

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5620 KDS-RK Description: Facilities No. FRONT OF THE HOUSE Public Zone Parking Lot Restaurant Bar Pool Toilet Private Zone VIP Guest Room Garden Standard Guest Room Garden Back of the House Landscape Circulation (Terrace) GRAND TOTAL Ratio (%)

SALABLE AREA Area/Unit

1 1 1 1 1

270.00 45.00 120.00

8 8 16 16

74.00 52.00 57.00 44.00

Total Area

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NON-SALABLE AREA (sq.m.)

440.00 270.00 45.00 120.00 95.00 592.00 416.00 912.00 704.00

1 1 1 3,059.00 51.87%

Total (sq.m.)

440.00 270.00 45.00 120.00 95.00 592.00 416.00 912.00 704.00

394.00 956.00 954.00 2,839.00 48.13%

394.00 956.00 954.00 5,898.00 100.00%

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