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JARIYANANDHANETR
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
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Rhode Island School of Design RISD
Openair Studio Plane & Solid Studio
RE-IMAGINE PROVIDENCE 4
PROVIDENCE BALL PARK JUST CAVALLI AND GALLIANO SEOUL UNIFICATION STATION CHELSEA HOUSING COMPLEX
THE GRILL ROOM INTERCONTINENTAL
EXCHANGE GATEWAY SATION
BELLE RESIDENT
PATH OF PROJECTION THEATER
CENTRIO CONDO
CHINA ACADEMY OF ART NO. 14
BRIGHT RESIDENT
El REY COFFEE BAR
WACHARAPOL RESIDENT
III ABAC University of Thailand
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ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTER OF THAILAND THAI CARTOON MUSEUM DESIGN CAMPER FLAGSHIP STORE
Typeface: Letter Gothic Std Leading: 9/12 pt Printer:Phaser 7800 Paper:80/216g/m² White
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ARCH21ST:THESIS
SPRING 2016
ADVISOR:DONGWU YIM
Re-imagine Providence Production Community
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Re-imagine Providence Production Community
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1 Old urban industrial zoning collage 2 Production Community Axonomatric Render
My thesis interrogates the idea of production into a new architectural language by ‘reimagining’ and ‘re-defining’ the abandoned factories into a new potential hub in the city of Providence. I’m proposing to create a new urban relationship of the city and the idea of production through the lenses of architecture, economy and social issues. By embracing the past idea of life in Industry and production, I’m renovating an abandoned factory into a new type of production community in which exists adjacent to residential space that “work-living” can coexist in new ways. My project embraces small-scale shops and studios with highly skilled workers, provides a collaborative environment where designers and fabricators work together. An ‘Urban Factory’ that has many potentials and social values that fits into the community of artist and innovators. The space could serve as a place for education and engagement for growing artists and innovators as well as a sharing ground to elevate their self-identity and the work culture significance.
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3 Imaginary Space and relationship of people, place, and production
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Mapping of old factories and universities (RISD, Brown, Johnson and Wales)
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6A Production Cube transparent envelop with microclimate sheel for indoor courtyard and main assembly lot
6B Educational Center flexible multi-functional space that could be used for auditorium, exhibi tion/gallery and work shops
6C Core a connector to all build ings and a main cirula tion flow through the whole complex with public activities
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PRODUCTION CUBE Residential
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Retail Shop/ Residential
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Loading Area
Leisure/ Gathering Lobby Area EDUCATION CENTER Multifunctional Space
Entrance Plaza
Class rooms/ Studio
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Loading Area
Meeting Room Storage
Working Studio Cafe
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Horizontal Diagram of programs and access Vertical Diagram showing circulation, workflow, and zoning
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Exploded Isometric
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10 Section Diagram A and time schedule
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11 Section Diagram B and type of production
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12 Woonasquatucket waterfront greenway continue from Providence River
13 Main Entrance
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14 Production Cube inner courtyard
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15 New linear core system and the production cube 16 View from Woonasquatruck et River to loading dock 17 Transparent Core connect ing Educational building with commercial building
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18 Transparent Core connection 19 Stacking vertical programs 20 The walkway is connecting the production space with the commercial building
ARCH21ST: SLICE OF LIFE
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ARCH21ST:MULTI—PURPOSE BALL PARK FOR DOWNTOWN PROVIDENCE
FALL 2015
ADVISOR:FRIEDRICH ST.FLORAN
PROVIDENCE BALL PARK
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Providence Ball Park
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1 Physical Model 2 Providence Ball Park Axonomatric Render 3 Concept Diagram of baseball stadium overlap with riverside park
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Providence Ballpark Project intends to be a part of the community in Providence. In the main diagram, shows the location of the ballpark, which is a part of the existing river front park. The main concept of the project is to make this ballpark as a new landmark of Providence and create a visual experience from all direction from the city. The new river front path design and additional docks are connecting the two sides of the city together creating users a cultural exchange especially during the most famous city event “water fire�.
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4 Ball Park Site Plan
5 Ground Floor Plan — Restaurants — Retail shop — Ticket office — Food and beverage — Loading and drop off
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6 1st floor plan — Main concourse space — Bridge connection — Party deck area — Cafe patio
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7 Site Section A showing relationship of the main park and the ballpark
8 Site Section B showing south elevation of the ballpark
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9 Site Section C showing the stadium seating and the connection to the bridge across the river
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10 Homebase perspective view of collage hill 14 Main entrance plaza perspective
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11 Observation tower perspective view of the river 15 3rd base seating perspective view of downtown
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12 River front sidewalk perspective 16 Behide the stadium perspective
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13 Home base seating perspective 17 Narragansett bay perspective
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ARCH21ST:SLICE OF LIFE
SPRING 2014
ADVISOR:PETER TAGIURI
SEOUL UNIFICATION STATION
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Seoul Unification Station
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Seoul station map from 1904—2006 Seoul station new site plan with two new passage ways to reactivate the station
Remembering the tension between the North and the South Korea in the Old Seoul Station, my project intends to connect and reactivate the new Seoul Station to old Seoul Station both functionally and symbolically. Introducing two passageways for people to move faster, more efficiently, and easier to Seoul Unification Station. The station reminds people and recalling their memories of the Korean War in the past as providing a memorial space and archive about the relationship between the North & South Korea. The building concept of socialist idea is reflected on to architecture as a political display and a potential railway station connecting to North Korea.
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Seoul Station photograph from 1968 — 1983 Basement Floor Plan North and South Korea archive collection
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1st Floor Plan — Seminar room — Library — Exhibition space
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2nd Floor Plan — Library — Gallery space — Cafe terrace
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10 Diagonal Plan and the bridge connection angle of the station is parallel to the DMZ line alteration with the old Seoul Station building
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11 Seoul Station Section A Excavating ramp 12 Seoul Station Section B Elevating bridge 13 Seoul Station Section C Underground connection
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14 Seoul unification station atrium space of socialist experience integrated architecture as political display and potential railway line to North Korea
15 Passage way underground connecting the Seoul Train Station to subway station
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16 Elevating bridge of memorial reminding of the train route that used to go all the way to Pyongyang 16
ARCH21ST: SLICE OF LIFE
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ARCH2108 URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLES
FALL 2014
ADVISOR: IAN BALDWIN
CHELSEA HOUSING COMPLEX
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Chelsea Housing Complex
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1 Chelsea site map 2 Site map diagram sketches 3 Chelsea hub center model
Chelsea, Massachusetts is a place with diverse community with a large working population that have a high-level of industrial activity. The overall site strategy is to connect the two parts of the site together with a common space that becomes the main hub of the city of Chelsea over the silver bus line. The housing apartment is locating near the main street with 1-2 bedroom units and going up the hill are townhouse family units for 3 and-4 bedrooms.
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5 Floor Plan 6 Site Plan 7 Site Section
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9 1 and 2 bedroom plan 10 Type A 3 bedrooms townhouse unit plan 11 Type B 4 bedrooms townhouse unit plan
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15 Public Assembly Space overhang on top of the silver line bus stop
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ARCH2102: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
SPRING 2013
ADVISOR:ANN CLARK
PROVIDENCE EXCHANGE GATEWAY STATION
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Exchange Gateway Station
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1 Providence station conceptual drawing with overlay movement mapping 2 Conceptual model detail photograph
The Exchange Gateway Station is the central gateway of the city of Providence and the State of Rhode Island. My design focuses on a series of perception viewpoints study towards the Station as well as from the station to the city, the station as the window of the city of providence. The main concept of the station is excavating a solid volume by creating matrix and density of information. The transformation of those data is informing the further design.
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3 Overlay plans information of conceptual model data of density
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5 Conceptual Model of craft out negative space made from 100 layers of cardboard
6 Underground Floor Plan Train tracks, Parking 7 Ground Floor Plan Main concourse, Ticket 8 2nd Floor Plan Providence model, Museum
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9 Section A shows the vertical connection of the station, museum space, main concourse area, passenger hall, and train platform.
10 Section B shows horrizontal connection of the main concourse area to the main street.
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ARCH2101 THE MAKING OF DESIGN PRINCIPLES
FALL 2013
ADVISOR: HANSY BETTER
PATH OF PROJECTION THEATER
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Path of Projection Theater
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1 Study of shadows that were casted on existing elevation 2 Concept diagram of the theater
My concept began with the study of shadows that were casted on existing building. I was interested in its temporality, its double material presence, and path of projections. The main concept of the theater is capturing the doubling of space allowing programs temporal whether it’s being used as a theater or practice space. With it being doubled, the improvisational spaces create an emotional exchange between the person who occupying the area of the building, and the people who are visiting the site.
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3 Plan and existing topography drawing
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4 Conceptual model of the site condition and path of projection elements that cased on the vertical plane
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5 Section A focus on relationship between two performance spaces
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6 Section B focus on the pathway from the main entrance to the practice space
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7 Final model view from the main entrance
8 Final model view from the main theater on the second level
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9 Final model view from bird’s eye view
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ARCH2142: ARCHITECTURAL ANALYSIS
SPRING 2013
ADVISOR:CHRISTOPHER BARDT
China Academy of Art, 2004, by Wang Shu
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China Academy of Art no. 14
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1 Building operation animation Diagram 2 China Academy of Art, Architectural Department building number 14, 2004
The Project developed as a part of the existing design done by Wang Shu. My projection analysis for this building focuses on the architectural tectonics of the main opening panels around the courtyard. The animation thumbnails are showing the operation of the panels open and close with transparent massing. The final model is the sectional part of the main entrance of the building to see the relationship from outside, entrance, walkway, to inner courtyard.
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3 Hand axonometric x—ray drawing
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drawing of vertical connection and horizontal plane connection
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8 Operation sketch models 9 Sectional model Details of the main entrance and walkway around the courtyard
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FURN2405:WHERE IT LIVES
WINTER 2013
ADVISOR:ANDREA PARIKH, ALEXANDER KUZIO
EL REY COFFEE BAR
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El Rey Coffee Bar
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1 Existing planning at El Rey Coffee Bar with fix furniture 2 New furniture system Design for El Ray Coffee Bar
The old furnitures in the cafes are redesigned and replanned in order to properly serve the users and for different functions; El Rey Coffee & Bar serve coffee during daytime and becomes a bar serving alcohol-drinks for nighttime. My concept is to design a multifunctional set of furnitures that operate with track system that runs along the wall creating space transformation. All furniture is attached to the track system and they are adjustable for different heights. Option A coffee table set with stools for daytime purpose. Option B counter bar with storage underneath.
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3 Model photograph of the Coffe table with display shelves
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4 Mock up furniture 1:1 scale of table and stool with track system
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BANGKOK, THAILAND CENTRAL DEPARTMENT STORE
MARCH 2012
INTERIOR ARCHITECT
JUST CAVALLI
BOLD MODERN SPACE
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INDIVIDUAL MOTIF
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Just Cavalli Priliminary Design Design Development Construction Drawing Coordination with client Coordination with Contractor
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1 Shop design concept 2 Perspective from main entrance
The concept is to create a multi-functional design that reflects the brand’s visual identity that could be used both as commercial racks for merchandise display and as a partition to divide the space. A basic 60x60cm module in edgy rusted metal is used in various patterns, randomly repeated to create the cage like partitions. These modules are floating in the center of the shop-in-shop space. Black painted glass in a diagonal stripe pattern clads surround walls. A semitransparent grid defines the space and sets it apart from the other brands that are its neighbors.
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3 A 3D-grid defines a shop within a shop
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4 The rusty material gird is composed of 60x60 cm units, rather randomly constructed into structural pieces
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BEIJING, CHINA INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL
SEPTEMBER 2011
INTERIOR ARCHITECT
THE GRILL ROOM
MODERNIST ARCHITECTURE +
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The Grill Room Design Development Construction Drawing
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1 Shop design concept 2 Perspective from main dining room space
The aim of this project is to create a meeting place for businessman to gather and relax after work. Intercontinental hotel is locating in the business district and just a minute from Tiananmen Square. With outstanding meeting facilities and a full range of business services, it is the ideal business venue. The restaurant is arrange into many area of seating concept such as main dining area, private room, and whiskey cove bar, and outdoors terraces.
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Seats Dining Area 92 Private Room 10 Whiskey Cove 16 Terrace A 30 Terrace B 14 Total 162
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4 Elevation A bar, host, chairman dining room 5 Elevation B whiskey cove area 6 Elevation C main dining area
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BANGKOK, THAILAND BELLE GRAND RAMA 9
MARCH 2014
LEAD INTERIOR ARCHITECT
THANAPAT’S RESIDENCE
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Belle Residence Priliminary Design Design Development Construction Drawing Coordination with client Coordination with Contractor
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1 Project design concept of minimalist 2 Grand living room space connecting to study room with light glass display shelves as partition
The project is a renovation and design planning for 250 sqm. residential unit in the city of Bangkok. Combining three bedroom unit and two bedroom unit into a single penthouse consisting of four bedrooms, study room, grand living room, and meeting room with pantry. The project proposal is to design a very minimalist style space that is very flexible for all users and differentiate privacy levels. From the entrance is the semi-private space as meeting/dining room that serve as a threshold before entering to the more privacy space that is the grand living room.
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5 Working area with small photo gallery 9 3rd bedroom
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6 Grand living space 10 1st master bedroom
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7 Meeting room and family dining room with hidden kitchen pantry 11 2nd master bedroom
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BANGKOK, THAILAND LADPRAO 48
JANUARY 2014
LEAD INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
THE CENTRIO CONDOMINIUM
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The Centrio Condominium Priliminary Design Design Development Construction Drawing Coordination with client Coordination with Contractor
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1 Exterior rendering of the building 2 Living room and dining area
The objective of the project was to resume an old apartment project that has been held for 7 years into a mid-rise condominium with 52 units with diferent unit types for various residents. All interior units are redesigned into fit with the new demand of working-class and families. Wide range of design includes built-in design, material spec, decorate mockup units, design lobby area, and has been completed with the rest of the details solution on-site.
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3 Bedroom design connect to dressing room and bathroom
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BANGKOK, THAILAND BRIGHT RESIDENCE
JANUARY 2014
LEAD INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
PIBUL’S RESIDENCE
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Bright residence Priliminary Design Design Development Construction Drawing Coordination with client
Design interior of 190 sqm. Condominium duplex unit with grand living room and luxury dining room in the double ceiling height, working studio, bedrooms, and master bedroom.
Coordination with Contractor
The style of the design is a modern interior with details of cool tone colors as decorative elements and props.
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BANGKOK, THAILAND CHAIYAPRUEK HOUSING
JANUARY 2012
LEAD INTERIOR ARCHITECT
VARITTHA’S RESIDENCE
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Wacharapol Residence Priliminary Design Design Development Construction Drawing Coordination with client Coordination with Contractor
An interior design project for a two stories housing estate. Design millwork, purchasing furniture, fixture and props for the client. The demand was to design and place furniture with simple design yet timelessly. The house consist of a living room that connect to dining and kitchen, two bedrooms, dressing room, and master bedroom with walk-in closet.
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5 High Gloss finish shelve 7 Living room area with open partition shelve dividing from the dining area
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6 Small lounge area 8 Dining area with simple design yet timelessly
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IN5205:THESIS INTERIOR ARCH
SPRING 2010
ADVISOR:TERASAK KUHARUNGROJ
ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER OF THAILAND
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Royal Photographic Center of Thailand
A design for the Royal Photographic Center of Thailand (RPCT) to support all levels of photographers from amateur to professionals offering various facilities for different functions and activities. RPCT is a place for exchange of opinions, knowledge, and gallery exhibition. To encourage and educate young generations about the art of photography as well as to create career opportunities for them.
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1 Conceptual model that develope to planning layout 2 Member lounge area with library and private study room
V shape is representing of the photographer and camera’s view. By using viewpoint as a planning concept for visitors to a set of vision’s scene shape by major interior
“Visions” the a set of guideline experience that is elements.
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3 1st floor plan — Shops — RPCT cafe — RPCT shop — Outdoor activity area — RPCT office
4 2nd floor plan — RPCT restaurant — RPCT info counter — Pre function area — RPCT auditorium
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5 3rd floor plan — RPCT member lounge — RPCT library — RPCT studio rooms — RPCT darkroom
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6 4th floor plan — Main gallery hall — Permanent exhibition
7 5th floor plan — Gallery hall — Permanent exhibition — RPCT cafe
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17 Member lounge area on 3rd floor 21 Perminent exhibition space 1 on 5th floor
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19 Multifunction space on 2nd floor 23 RPCT cafe space on 5th floor
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IN5203:INTERIOR ARCH DESIGN VII
SPRING 2010
ADVISOR:CHANANYA APIWATPHONG
THAI CARTOON MUSEUM
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Thai Cartoon Museum
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1 Museum’s ticket 2 Reference history of thai cartoon book 3 Main exhibition space on 2nd floor
Thai Cartoon Museum is the first cartoon museum design proposal in Thailand that is going to be one of the main children’s museums in Bangkok. There are two key components to this project’s strategies are the layout planning of the building that inspired by cartoon page layout and the exhibition content that engages and creates an interactive experiences for children and anyone who interest in cartoon and animation.
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4 1st floor plan — Entrance hall — Lobby area and ticket — Museum store — Museum cafe
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5 2nd floor plan — Type of thai cartoon — King rama 6 — Thai cartoon artist — Political cartoon
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6 1st floor plan — Thai fiction heroes — Western influence — Comedy cartoon — Kids cartoon — 1 Baht cartoon
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7 1st floor plan — JAP — New blood cartoon — 3D animation — Thai super heroes
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IN4205:INTERIOR ARCH DESIGN V
SPRING 2009
ADVISOR:Ornlaaw Thanapolkiat
Camper Flagship Store
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Camper Flagship Store
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1 Camper logo 2 Camper shoe 3 Main entrance to the store with cashier counter
The concept of CAMPER is reflected into a new lifestyle, a new way of thinking based on freedom, but also encompassing comfort and creativity. CAMPER being established in 1975 from Spain, Camper shoes have always been defined by their comfort, their respect for tradition, their imaginative design through history, culture, circumstance, and the landscape that surrounds us. The new Camper Flagship Store is designed with the styles influenced from Spain’s cultures and tradition of Camper’s history and strong design identity.
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8 2nd floor kid’s section with small playground 11 Section B kid’s and small playground 12 Section C shows double space connection
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