PHITTAWAT PAUEKSAKON
RESUME EDUCATION High School Diploma | Ravenwood High School, Brentwood, Tennessee
2010-2014
Bachelor of Architecture| University of Tennessee, Knoxville
2014-2019 (3rd Year)
VOLENTEER EXPERIENCES Build with Habitat for Humanity
2014
EXTRA-CURRICULAR Videographer
2012-Current
COMPETITIONS Lumion Competition 2016
2nd Place
TECHNICAL SKILLS AutoCad Rhinoceros Sketchup Revit Photoshop Indesign Illustrator Microsoft Word + Powerpoint Sony Vegas + Adobe Premeir
LANGUAGES English Thai (native)
CONTACT Phittawat Paueksakon TELEPHONE EMAIL
615-775-0958 ppaueksa@vols.utk.edu
URBAN CANDLES RECONNECTING MEMOMRY THROUGH THE PUBLIIC REALM THE THREE RATIO’S
Fall 2015 Professor David fox
The monumental stones resemble the identity of candles by resonating with the reflection of oneself with their memories. It serves as a public space to commemorate the remembrance of the holocaust event with connections between an interactive and sacred space. With the three monolithic strones encompasses the idea of the body, mind, and spirit by reflecting the identity of oneself to different perspectives and viewpoints.
Church
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THREE RATIOS URBAN SYNAGOGUE REVITALIZATION Spring 2015 Professor David fox
The location of the site is engulf with private corperate buildings, parking lots, and hotels. The project takes the understanding of the urban conditions to correspond the surrounding identity of a city block. This leads to the idea of the church becoming more as a destination attraction to drew people in and incoperate public life to learning the teachings of the church. The idea of the body, mind, and spirit is expressively form in to the combination of three structural triangles that overlays the congregate space. Divided in half the church is seperate in to three main functions with the religious space, the connective space and the learning space.
THE THREE RATIO’S
The balancing between public and private has create a yin yang effect to control the flow in the building.
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FIGURE GROUND
SITE PLAN +COLUMN STUDY
PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION
DIAGRAMS
FUNCTION
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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RSON PAVILLION Phittawat Paueksakon
Professor Marleen Kay Davis Second Year Sping-Project Two Architecture 272
LOCATION ADDITION PATH
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA THE LAWN, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
HIDDEN BOOKS CONNECTING HISTORY AND LEARNING Spring 2015 Professor Marleen K. Davis
The new pavillion aims to bring the connection between the lawn, the nearby pavillions, and the sidewalk that connects with the campus. The continuation of the columnade progresses on into the site. Through in a slope linear way, the reading room space is connect throughout the site adjacent to an open CIRCULATION SPATIAL ZONEin a horizontal manner. It is space with the statue of Thomas Jefferson in the center with an open exhibit on the side of Thomas Jefferson items.
AMPHITHEATOR
CATERING KITCHEN
PROJECTION ROOM
READING SPACE
ASISTANCE
LOBBY
Thomas Jefferson plan of an academic village was an approach to creating a ELEVATOR between theOFFICE students and the functionalities of the campus altogether. The la education� on which Thomas Jefferson desired, to develope a pursuit of the STORAGE between the students and scholars altogether. RESTROOM
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ALLIGNMENT OF ROTUNDA
CENTRAL ZONE CAMPUS CENTER ANNEX FOR BRIDGING STUDENTS AND NATURE. ALLIGNMENT OF ROTUNDA Spring 2015
Professor Marleen K. Davis
The goal of the design is to create a connection to the campus theme of an academic village and revive the social activity in the madison bowl. SImilar to the Rotunda, the concept of a central identity in the field bringing people to the place where would be contented to the surrounding nature of the campus.
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The space carries the connection of the social and academical activities throughout different zones but are unite together by the centralize subtractive space. On the field, the walkway creates a path where the students can circulate between CIRCULATION UVA, madison bowl, and the central space altogether with the lawn.
NEUHOFF CULTURAL INCUBATOR REVITALIZATING WITH HYBRID ARTS Fall 2016 Professor Thomas K. Davis
The goal is to be a building that serves as the Germantown Art Center, the intent is to create a community habitat of connecting the art identiy by promoting the local cultural ideals of food, music, and art present on the campus. Enhance with activities aiming to enrich the art personality of Germantown in the Neuhoff Campus.
Revitalization as to bring art related activities that reflect upon the art culture of Nashville and Germantown. Such activities as an art studio,dance studio,recording studio,design center, and a restaurant view top. With the building being an open floor plan, the vision of illuminating the art culture by having it to be transparent similar to a light box.
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RECORDING STUDIO
First floor (Design Center)
Second floor (Gallery)
Rooftop (Dining)
Recording Studrio
Lobby Entrance
Art Gallery
Rooftop Acees
where people an and nature
THE INTER[ACTIVE] POD
THE INTER[ACTIVE] POD
DIVERSIFYING A PAVILLION
CREATING DIVERSITY
SHELTER COMPETITION 2016
My design aims to enrich human interaction by choreographing from the cultural values Program of a tree. The tree serves as an identity in the space for people to feel and experience. Along with nature, the architecture of the space is transformed by the cycles of nature itself.
Event Space What I hope to achive is to have people use the space as activities and events from their THROUGH NATURE background by sharing diversities together through their inter[actions]. 0628
The current architecture has difficulties to create meanings to a diverse group. It is usually specific to one identity rather than many. As the world is getting more connected, architecture too must be considerate to what it is providing for a diversified world. The Pods (Relaxing Space)
Performing/Activity Center
Wind
My design aims to enrich human interaction by choreographing from Greenery the cultural values of a tree. The tree serves as an identity in the space for people to feel and experience. Along with nature, Cafe/Food the Court architecture of the space is transformed by the cycles of nature itself. Which in my design I have accommodate an open roof frame structure that extrudes to the area of the tree. The idea is to represent a connection to the diversity of people through a simplistic meaning from the forces of nature. In there, sun, wind, water, and temperature plays the song for the people as they dance to the rhythm of activities they created.
Tranquility Space
The Pods (Relaxing Space)
Sun
Event Space
Water
Performing/Activity Center
anquility Space
Pods (Relaxing Space)
Diagram
Concept
What I hope to achive is to have people use the space as activities and events from their background by sharing diversities together through their inter[actions]. Sun
NATURE
Location
Temperature
Diagram
The pods are located at parks throughout the world because it is the DIVERSITY Pine Maple ideal location where urbanity returns back to nature and where people meet. The place will serve as a connector between human and nature eaning. As each culture throughout its inter[play]. its heritagefrom and tradition. As the cycle of nature passes, the tree changes in different stages of the seasons. The architecture changes along with each different season, it allows the relationship between human and nature to create different emotions inside the human expression.
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BATTLE ARENA 2.0
The idea of revitalizing the colleseum is from the history context of the program as a battle arena. With new technologies such as virtual reality and holograms emerging, the battle arena has the capabilities to showcase once again in the form of creative imaginations.
REIMAGINING THE COLOSSEUM
With the rising industry of esports, the competitive nature of video games carries on to what a battle arena is in the modern context.
LUMION COMPETITION 2016
ARTWORK
Leaf Limbo
Hand shift
Cubist Leaf
PHOTOGRAPHY
Chicago+Washington D.C. VS. Bangkok+HongKong / Field trips vs Family Travels
Chrysalis Skin
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