PHITTAWAT PAUEKSAKON ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
Contact Phittawat Paueksakon Phone | 615-775-0958 Email | ppaueksa@vols.utk.edu Address | 1644 Highfield ln. Brentwood, TN, 37027
Hello, my name is Phittawat Paueksakon (Pete for short) and I am a third year architecture student from the University of Tennessee Knoxville School of Architecture. I am interested in variety range of designs that holds the virtue to transform architecture imaginatively and passionate at the opportunity to design in an international environment.
Education 2014-2019 (Current 3rd Year) | Bachelor of Architecture | University of Tennessee of Knoxville 2010-2014 | Ravenwood Highschool Degree
Organizations 2016-Ongoing | Architecture Institutes of Architects Student | Member 2016-Ongoing | National Society of Leadership and Success | Member
Exhibition 2016 Nashville Civic Design Center | Reviving proposals of the Neuhoff Meat Packing Plant
Competitions 2016 Lumion Student Competition | 2nd Place
2016 Shelter International Design Competition| Participant
Languauges Thai | mothertongue
English | fluent
Softwares Rhinoceros 3D
Revit
Lumion 3D
Photoshop
Sony Vegas
SketchUp
AutoCAD
Illustrator
Indesign
Premier Pro
Microsoft Office
Skills Teamwork environment | Adaptability
Model making | Hand draftings | Video composition | Illustrations
Intrests Music Visual Arts Videographing
https://issuu.com/petepaueksakon
ARCHITECTURE WORKS
ILLUMINATING GROUNDS
KNOXVILLE HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL RECONNECTING MEMORY THROUGH THE PUBLIC Landscape |Urban Knoxville 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 stones encompasses the idea of the body, mind, and spirit by reflecting the identity of oneself to different perspectives and viewpoints. As a site, carving into the ground embodies the theme of yearning towards the past. Which lead the appearance of the monumental stone to be resembling much like a candle. The green space park by the side serves as an area to commemorate public life while also play as a different viewpoint to the candles interpretations.
[Arrangement]
[Monolithic Sequence]
[Monolithic Composition]
[Urban Candles]
BRIDGING FLOWS
UVA STUDENT CENTER SERVING A CENTRALITY POINT FOR CAMPUS LIFE Education |UVA Campus (Madison Bowl)
Reading Room
Spring 2016 | Professor Marleen K. Davis
Event/ Multi Use
The goal of the design is to establish a connection to Thomas Jefferson’s academic village and revive the social activity within the Madison Bowl. Similarly to the Rotunda, the concept of a centralize identity bringing people to the space where the presence of being in the surrounding nature of the campus. Which lead to the idea of the building to be an interactive bridge where student activity generates by the circulation of the people.
Amphitheater Stairs
Circulation/ Multi Use
[Rotunda Allignment] Dining Area/ Cafe
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FIE
TFO
[Site Location]
[Program]
RM
[Site Plan]
[Circulation Flow]
East Elevation
REVIVING SHELLS
NEUHOFF CAMPUS PROPOSAL REVITALIZING A LOST HERITAGE Urban |Urban Nashville (Germantown) Fall 2016 | Professor Thomas K. Davis Collaborated with Nashville Civic Design Center Partnered with International Student | Geng Lui “Revitalization� is the key word to this project. A massive site that goes far back to 1906 that was owned by the Neuhoff property. The site was once a former slaughterhouse but now are factory shells fill with concrete columns and mass exterior bricks. The project focuses on the idea of bringing back to life to the decaying masses on the site. Since the site alone is in an efficient location between proximities of Nashville and Germantown while also right by the Cumberland river.
[Road Access]
[Park and Recreation Focal Points]
[Neighboring Programs]
[Site Grid]
The project aims the Neuhoff property as a campus of cultural communities. With program proposals, the property will be revived with development that would evolve Germantown. This opportunity will make the area the main attraction to Nashville. The campus will serve as an arts center to be a place where local artists and interested people interact. [Studio Proposal Masterplan]
[Goals]
-Preserve the heritage of the Neuhoff site -Build upon the campus masterplan by SHoP Architects -Programmatically relates to one another as a cultural campus [SHoP Architects Proposal]
[Neuhoff Meat Packing Plant Operation 1906-1977]
NEUHOFF CULTURAL INCUBATOR ADDING INTERACTIVITY The shell of the animal holding pen is revived by the elements of what makes a place of gathering for a community. As a building that serves the Germantown Art Center, the intent is to create community habitats that connect to the art identity relating to culture such as food, music, and art on the campus. The themes of promoting activities aiming to enrich the art personality of Germantown is follow through in the animal holding pen “soul” by creating programmatic spaces that correspond to each floor strengths. [Shell of Animal Holding Pen]
[Revive by the Arts]
[Revitalization]
PROGRAM
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RESTAURANT
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BAR
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[Terrace]
VIEWING DECK
ART ACTIVITIES
LOBBY FURNITURE
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[Recording Studios]
[Design Center]
SIC
MU
[Lobby]
[Art Gallery]
GALLERY
ME
Y MOR PERFORMANCE
PRACTICE ROOM CLASSROOMS STORE
RECORDING STUDIO
[The Underground]
[Entry Level]
[Semi-Upper Level]
[Terrace Level]
[Materiality]
COMPETITIONS
BATTLE ARENA 2.0 REIMAGINING THE COLOSSEUM Lumion Student Competition 2016 [2nd place]
This was a vision of The Colosseum if it were to rebuild in our contemporary age of time. With the progress of virtual technology impacting the future of entertainment. The main idea to how The Colosseum possibly can be re imagine like of a virtual battleground base from the history context of the program as a battle areana.
[The Video Competition]
REBORNING THE BATTLE ARENA
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THE INTER[ACTIVE]POD DIVERSIFYING A PAVILLION Shelter Competition 2016 The design aims to enrich human interaction by choreographing from the cultural vaules of a tree. The tree serves as an identity in the space for people to feel, experience, and interact. Along with nature, the architecture of the space is transformed by the cycles of nature itslef. The nature of the pavillion allows people to use the space as activities and events from their background by sharing diversities together through their inter[actions].
for the people as they dance to the rhythm of activities they created.
Wind
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Location
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Program
Section (Central Space)
Program
Sun
Event Space
Event Space
The Pods (Relaxing Space)
pace
Performing/Activity Center
The Pods (Relaxing Space)
Tranquility Space Center Performing/Activity
Greenery
Sun
ming/Activity Center
Tranquility Space
Cafe/Food Court Greenery
Water
The Pods (Relaxing Space)
Cafe/Food Court The Pods (Relaxing Space)
Space
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Relaxing Space)
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Temperature
Diagram
15m
DIVERSIFYING TREESPACE
Diagram
Diagram
Concept
NATURE
Diagram
Fur
Sakura
Acacia
Pine
Maple
The identity of the tree itself creates the diversity of its meaning. As each culture throughout the world have a tree that shares a symbolic meaning to its heritage and tradition. Fur 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.
Diagram
Concept
Sakura
Acacia
Pine
Maple
The identity of the tree itself creates the diversity of its meaning. As each culture throughout the world have a tree that shares a symbolic meaning to its heritage and tradition.
DIVERSITY
NATURE
HUMAN
DIVERSITY
HUMAN
As the c architect human a
As the cy architect human a
MIX ART MEDIA
[Leaf Structure V. Organic]
[Hand Shifts]
REFUGE
[Skin Tissue]
[Escape in Shells]
[Amber Memories]
[Sketches+Doodles]
[Washington D.C. V. Bangkok | Hongkong]
Thank you