APICHAI JARRURATTANAKUA
INTRODUCTION This portfolio is created to collect all the project works from the past 4 years. Inside this, it will show the working process from the first stage; site analysis interested issues or conceptual idea, conceptual translation, development of the project and the final product of each project. Most of the works are from architectural design class, some projects are from another similar area such as computational design and urban design.
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AR102
VISUAL STUDIES AND COMMUNICATION IN ARCHITECTURE
AR215
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AR216
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN II
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN I
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AR315
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ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN III
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CONTENT
AR316
THAI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
AR351
66 AR415
INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING IN ARCHITECTURE
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94
R ECL AIMIN G F O OTPAT H
HUALAMPHONG
R AILWAY
STATIO N
AR453
FUNDAMENTALS OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
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AR102 VISUAL STUDIES AND COMMUNICATION IN ARCHITECTURE Year 1 Semester 2, 2009 This project explores the use of mechanism of the device. Ever yone will be able to selected a object to studies and then apply it to studies the mechanism of it. After developing a mechanism student will applied mechanic to created a device for operate on the moving body. I chose to study the stapler mechanism to developed further, Rail system, rotation system and springs system. And use the develop of mechanical to applied with the body.
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Stapler \Sta�pler\ (-pl[~e]r) n. a machine that inserts staples into sheets of paper in order to fasten them together [syn: {stapler}, {stapling machine}]
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CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT
Stapler is used to bind the paper together and stapler have a variety of systems that ican brings it to develop my work (Ex: Joint system, Spring system and Magazine system) I have selected spring and magazine system to applied with my device. In final conceptual model is used compression at two arms, When arms are move joints at the main rail will move forward along the main rail. It make three joints at the end move. It make three-ways direction movement.
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FROM CONCEPTUAL TO EQUIPMENT
WEARABLE From the system of stapler (magazine, spring and joint) I’ll create the device that can work with joint of elbow. The model can work effectly when i extend my elbow and in this progress the model must wearable with my arm clearly.
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FIERY
TRAFFIC POLICE EQUIPMENT. FIERY is use system same as the last model. But in this model can do everything clearly in order. Wood in magazine at joints in addition use rubble rope and hinge.
Go
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AR215 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN I Year 2 Semester 1, 2010 First, This project is about to design habitat for one family. The site is at Ayutthaya in Thailand. We will study and analysis case study. In this part will work as a group. My case study is Villa Shodan that design by Le Corbusier. In the second, I will use result obtained from analysis and converted into a concept.And I’ll design a space for a living alone. It’s call Single Space. Finally, The single space will turned into dwelling project anddeveloped into a habitat for one family.
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b a n g p a -i n ay ut th aya
LE CORBUSIER Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, better known as Le Corbusier was an architect, designer, urbanist and writer, famous for being one of the pioneers of what is now called modern architecture. He was born in Switzerland and became a French citizen in 1930. His career spanned five decades, with his buildings constructed throughout Europe, India and America. He was a pioneer in studies of modern high design and was dedicated to providing better living conditions for the residents of crowded cities. Le Corbusier adopted his pseudonym in the 1920s, allegedly deriving it in part from the name of a distant ancestor, “Lecorbésier.”
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VILLA SHODAN The villa Shodan is the culmination of a lifetime of research and testing in the field of domestic architecture. In it, Le Corbusier, adapting them to resume their invariants “a tropical Indian” Located in Ahmedabad, capital of the Indian state of Gujarat and the center of textile industry. Le Corbusier referred to the house as Shodhan update the Villa Savoye. This metamorphosis involves the emergence of a brise soleil and a parasol-like armor béton brut superimposed on the city of Ahmedabad, a lattice wall to the bread of watercress and a roof garden on to it. Double Volume Space
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Visual Connection
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my function is living room and bedroom with mezzanine floor, living room is represent by white and bedroom is black.
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SINGLE SPACE My concept that i got From Villa Shodan analysis is Double Volume that can cause Shock Space effect and create a Visual Connection. and then I will develop my concept to create space before start the dwelling project and that is “Single Space”
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Verticle Shock Space
Horizontal Shock Space
SEESCAPE HOUSE After conceptual analysis and single space now i’ll begin the real project “dwelling unit” now shock space not only shock in vertical space but can effect in horizontal space too.
Site Plan
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SEESCAPE HOUSE
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ELEVATION | NORTH
ELEVATION | EAST
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SEESCAPE HOUSE
ELEVATION | SOUTH
ELEVATION | WEST 0 1
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AR216 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN II Year 2 Semester 2, 2010 This project, we will talk about the pavilion design. Pavilionis like a small galler y that can interact with people. We work through all five senses, taste, smell, sound and touch. The main point inthis project is study about soil and analyze it to get the concept to creat pavilion. The first site is located at the Wachirabenchatat. I began to study the soil and got concept “Memories in the soil” And interpretations what shaped can represent about memor y. In second phase the site will changed to Siam Square. At the beginning of Pavilion converted into public building, which has various functions, and I changed the concept Memories in the soil Into a more concrete way that is “Characteristics of the soil”,In each class is different and is unique.
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SIA M SQ UARE PAT H U M W A N
O HORIZON Bar, Roof Garden
A HORIZON Pavilion
E HORIZON Circulation
B HORIZON Cafe’
C HORIZON Functional Room
R HORIZON Cafe’
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TRANSITION WITH PAVILION
CONCEPT SOIL HORIZONTAL In this project I’ve brings the characteristics of Soil Horizontal that include 6th floor with a unique characteristics. And applied to things such as the Function of Use, Circulation which is different in each layers, Shape, Interior decoration, Void at differs in the layers etc.
O HORIZON A HORIZON
“THE DIFFERENCE IN EACH FLOOR HAS IS OWN CHARACTERISTIC AND MEMORY”
E HORIZON B HORIZON O HORIZON A HORIZON C HORIZON
E HORIZON B HORIZON C HORIZON
R HORIZON
O Horizon The letter ‘O’ stands for organic. As the name suggests, this horizon is rich in organic material of plant and animal origin. These materials are generally in various stages of decomposition. This decomposed organic material is called the humus that gives this horizon its characteristic dark color. A Horizon This is also known as the ‘topsoil’, and it is the topmost layer of the mineral soil. However, as it lies just below the O horizon, this layer also has some amount of humus in it. Hence, it is darker in color than the layers lying below it. This layer is also known as the ‘biomantle’ as it is the A horizon in which most of the biological activities take place. Soil organisms like earthworms, fungi and bacteria are mainly concentrated in this layer. The soil particles in this region are smallest and finest as compared to the lower horizons of the soil.
R HORIZON
E Horizon This layer lies below the A horizon and above the B horizon. It is light in color and contains mainly sand and silt. It is poor in mineral and clay content as these are lost to the lower layer by the process of leaching. Hence, this horizon is also called the layer of eluviation (leaching).The soil particles of this layer are larger in size than those in the A horizon but smaller than those in the underlying B horizon.
C Horizon This layer is also known as regolith. The C horizon is mainly made of large rocks or lumps of partially broken bedrock. This layer is least affected by weathering as it lies deep within the soil and is inaccessible to the soil-forming agents. Hence, the rocks in this layer have changed very little since their origin. Plant roots do not reach so deep down to this layer. The C horizon is typically devoid of organic matter.
B Horizon This is referred to as the ‘subsoil’. This lies just below the E horizon and is rich in clay and minerals like iron or aluminum. Though this layer has a higher mineral content than the topsoil, some organic material may reach this layer from the layers above by the process of leaching. Plant roots may reach this layer. However, the B horizon is reddish or brownish due to the oxides of iron and clay.
R Horizon This is the bedrock. It is the deepest soil horizon in the soil profile. Unlike the above layers, this horizon does not consist of rocks or even boulders. It is made of continuous mass of bedrock. Digging through this layer is very difficult. Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/soil-horizon-layers.html AR216 | 32
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SOIL SPECIFIC
I’ve add pavilion in main circulation, a wall of soil horizon. That will attract the attention of people who walking through the Skywalk and have a soil horizon wall in the center of building too that is setup to the 4th floor serves as the Pavilion and seperate between public and service area.
In A floor, Make opening into perspective (similar to church Chapel of Notre Dame du Haut Ronchamp by Le Corbusier) for create light feature but it requires a wall thickness than the other part of the building. And make exterior wall surface difference with others floor.
On the rooftop have two-story rooftop Bar, that’s mean you react the ground.
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View from BTS Skywalk
View from Phrama I Rd. 35 | AR216
View from Henry Dunant Rd. AR216 | 36
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Plan | Level
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SOIL SPECIFIC
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ELEVATION | East 0 1
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SECTION | A
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SOIL SPECIFIC
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SECTION | D 0 1
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AR315 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN III Year 3 Semester 1, 2011 This project is assign to design a residential building is primarily Ser vice Apartment, Hostel, or Condominium. Each group has a different proposition. My group will focus on the design from foods and animal.Each student will pick out various things to study. I have selected the “Corn” to study. I’ve focused down to study Corn Kernel.Which the kernel are separated into many different parts, The shell is transparent. Grain, flour and water in kernel. And when the kernel are heated it will cause reactions, grain split out into a “Popcorn”, switch position between powder and shell that cause “Outside-In Inside-Out”.
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S OI
TONSON
CHIDLO M
SITE ANALYSIS
LOCATION Soi Langsuan 5, District Lumbini, Region Pathumwan, Bangkok
UTILITY
Electricity post 12 m. Man Hole Call Box Electricity post 8.5 m. Fire Hose connector.
KERNEL
I GOT 1 FRESH CORN AND SEPERATE SOME CORN’S PART TO ANALYSIS IT.
I choose one part of corn to analysis. Finally, I find the answer.
It’s
“CORN KERNEL”
PARTS OF CORN
KERNEL
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HUSK
SILK
CORN ANATOMY PERICARP The pericarp, or seed coat, is the tissue that surrounds the seed, protecting its contents. Other names for the pericarp include husk, hull or bran. The pericarp develops from the ovary wall of the flower. It is made up of the epidermis, mesocarp, cross cells, tube cells and seed coat. The pericarp is formed of carbohydrates, particularly fiber or cellulose. The pericarp is resistant to water and deters insect pests from reaching the inner kernel.
ENDOSPERM The endosperm carries the food energy for the plant-to-be in the form of starch. At 83 percent of the kernel weight, the endosperm makes up majority of the kernel weight. The endosperm contains the soft endosperm, the horny endosperm and aleurone protein. The hard endosperm has tightly packed starch, while the soft endosperm has loose starch. When corn dries, it is loss of moisture in the soft endosperm that forms the dent in the top of the kernel. The endosperm is triploid, which means it contains three complete sets of chromosomes.
WATER STARCH
TIP CAP The kernel tip or tip cap is the point at which the kernel attaches to the cob. The tip cap is made up of dead tissue. The pericarp does not cover this part of the kernel. The tip cap protects the end of the germ.
GERM
The embryo, or germ, is an immature plant, appearing on the indented side of the kernel. This part of the kernel is alive and carries the genetic information for the kernel. The embryo contains the plumule, the seed leaf or cotyledon, the hypocotyl, the radicle or embryonic root and the coleorhiza, or covering of the embryonic root. The plumule includes the epicotyl -- the stem of the embryo -- and coleoptile, which protects the shoot tip and embryonic leaves. The embryo carries vitamins and minerals for the kernel. Approximately 25 percent of the germ is made up of corn oil.
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POPCORN
HOW TO TRANSLATE THIS CONCEPT TO ARCHITECTURE? Before Popping
After Popping
Starch Inside POP-OUT and Cover the Hull
Transparent Hull Cover Starch Inside
TRANSLATE TO ARCHITECTURE
Popcorn Building
Normal Building Solid Open
NOW I HAVE BUILDING WITH ALL UNITS ARE FACING TO THE COURTYARD AT THE CENTER. AND THEN?
make some open side
add circulation
for it was not uncomfortable.
shifting unit to make it shading each other.
add farming
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shift all units
TRANSLATE Corn kernels contain oil and water with starch, surrounded by a hard and strong outer coating. When popcorn is heated, the water inside the kernel tries to expand into steam, but it cannot escape through the seed coat (the popcorn hull). The hot oil and steam gelatinizes the starch inside the popcorn kernel, making it softer and more pliable. When the popcorn reaches a temperature of 180 °C (356 °F) the pressure inside the kernel is around 135 psi (930 kPa), which is sufficient pressure to rupture the popcorn hull, essentially turning the kernel inside-out. The pressure inside the kernel is released very quickly, expanding the proteins and starch inside the popcorn kernel into a foam, which cools and sets into the familiar popcorn puff. And when the kernel are heated it will cause reactions, grain split out into a “Popcorn”, switch position between powder and shell that cause “Outside-In Inside-Out”.
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Conceptual Model: Popcorn Diagram
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DEVELOPMENT
Conceptual Model
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Main Entrance
Roof Garden for Farming
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POPOUT CONDOMINIUM Popout Condominium have characteristic from popcorn. When look from outside it will look like no opening because of danse green facade covered the building. But when look from courtyard inside the building it’s all around opening every unit facing to courtyard. For promote the sufficient lifestyle. This building contains a special function, farming area, in each floor. Wood facade around the building can grow up an ivy. And on rooftop contain a roof garden for relaxing and farming. Unit View
View from Courtyard
View from Courtyard
Unit View
Roof Garden for Farming
Service Entrance
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Plan | Level
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POPOUT CONDOMINIUM
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SECTION | A
SECTION | C
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POPOUT CONDOMINIUM
SECTION | B
SECTION | D 01
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ELEVATION | NORTH
ELEVATION | WEST
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POPOUT CONDOMINIUM
ELEVATION | SOUTH
ELEVATION | EAST 01
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AR316 THAI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Year 3 Semester 2, 2011 This project is assign to design a Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts Building. This project’s point is use Thai Architecture Charateristic in design. Students will visit case study at Chiang Mai (EX. Wat Ton Kwen, Chiang Mai University Art Museum, Wat Umong, Tamarind Village etc.) and analysis to got individual concept. In second phase, project will turn into couple work. Both student will combine each concept into one concept and begin to design the faculty.
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T H A M M A S AT U NIVERSIT Y
CONCEPT RHYTHM Located in Baan Ton Kwan, Nong Kwai Sub-District, Hang Dong District. Wat Ton Kwen is an example of Lanna architecture with high aesthetic value. Its Buddhawas (religious function zone) comprises the vihara, gallery or Sala Bat, and the four-porched pavilion. Restorations have been carried out in 1989 under the concept that the originals are to be conserved as much as possible.
SALA BAT
The Sala Bat have a rhythm of repeated columns. It’s will cause light and shadow across the ground. The eaves of the roof overhang will covering the eyes of people walking in the Sala Bat. It’s will help to calm and focus the mind but it can maintain the airy of Sala Bat.
LIGHT AND SHADOW EXPERIMENT
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CONCEPT ACCESSIBILITY Wat Umong is located against the mountains of Doi Suthep and is south of Chiang Mai University. It is located just outside the city center off Cherng Doi Road. The wat occupies a tranquil setting and is stationed behind a small open zoo. Wat Umong is unique in that the resident monks live in a very natural setting, and occasionally feed the deer that live in the area. It also is possible to practice meditation at Wat Umong and to learn from the Monks.
SEQUENCE OF ACCESSIBILITY
From the analysis of the Wat Umong. I have interested in accessibility of the temple. Due to the sequence access of the temple has a clearly different in each part. It can be seen from the first tree will used as a filter to enter the temple. This part is change the feeling from the chaos of the outside world to the peace of the temple and raise the floor to seperated function and changed feeling. In the tunnel there’s no electrical light but used a skylight on the ceiling to guilding the way.
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RHYTHM AND ACCESSIBILITY
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FA C U LT Y
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FINE
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APPLIE D
T H A M M A S AT U NIV ER SIT Y
ART
FACULTY OF FINE AND APPLIED ART Building Configuration Development
Divide building into 3 parts
to create open-air space between building
resize the building
add court
sculpt the building
to create ventilation in the building
add connecting
make loop circulation
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ZONING AND CIRCULATION
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FACULTY OF FINE AND APPLIED ART
View in Gallery
View in Library AR316 | 80
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FACULTY OF FINE AND APPLIED ART
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WALKTHROUGH
ELEVATION ELEVATION||WEST WEST
ELEVATION ELEVATION||EAST EAST
SECTION SECTION| |DD
SECTION SECTION||EE
SECTION SECTION||FF
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FACULTY OF FINE AND APPLIED ART
ELEVATION | NORTH
ELEVATION | SOUTH
SECTION | A
SECTION | B
SECTION | C 0 5
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AR351 COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING IN ARCHITECTURE Year 3 Semester 1, 2011
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THE GRANARY
the granary
CONCEPT
USER
The architectural facade was the combination of the form of rice which resembled the function of the building itself, and the shading facade, giving shade and also allowing the light into the building. From the volumatic extruded facade form, it gave the light and shade the rythm and dynamic. On the Forth floor, functioning as a garden rooftop for vegetation and recreation, the need of light was high, so the pieces of facade decreased yet but the size was expanded to let more light in ( due to the site location, the shophouse-like neighbourhood shaded one another so the light was not enough for plantation if the facade was solidly design.)
Officemen Students Family
FUNCTION Ground Floor : Restuarant & Kitchen Second Floor : Restuarant Third Floor : Office Fourth Floor : Roof Garden
TRANSFORMATION DIAGRAM
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FACADE DESIGN CRITERIA AND LOGIC
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Kitchen
Conference Room
Restuarant
Roof Garden
Restuarant
President’s Room
Plan | Level
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Plan | Level
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Plan | Level
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THE GRANARY SECTIONAL DESIGN The building section below shows that the facade design is aimed to control the amount of light access, to suit the building functionally. On the first 3 floors, facade is tilted down toward the ground to prevent building from direct sunlight,thus, let only the indirect sunlight in for the restaurant zone, and on the rooftop,it is tilted up toward the sky instead to maximize the sun access to the plantation and garden.
SECTION | SHADE AND SHADOW
SECTION | FUNCTION 0
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AR415 INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Year 4 Semester 1, 2012 If you are talking about sustainability. It’s can understand in difference of meaning (self-sufficient, permanence, stability etc) but if we talk about the sustainability of something with the organization. The definition of sustainability will be forced to narrow down to several factors to make the sustainable organization. In this project assign to renovation the PEA Head Office, That’s located at Ngamwongwan Rd.
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PEA
HEAD
OFFICE
NGAMWONGWAN
R D.
SITE PLAN 0 1 3.5 5
SITE ANALYSIS SITE EXISTING
UTILITY
PROGRAMMING
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PEA
HEAD
S U STA IN A B L E
OFFICE GROWTH
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TRANSLATE TO ARCHITECTURE
FOOTBALL FIELD
FOOTBALL FIELD
SITE
FOOTBALL FIELD
SITE
SITE
NEW BUILDING
SITE
OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING SITE
OLD BUILDING
Original site location
OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
SITE
OLD PARKING
OLD PARKING
NEW BUILDING
OLD PARKING
ENTRANCE
Break some trail and make new path
Add new building linked with old building and context with shape and size.
FOOTBALL FIELD
FOOTBALL FIELD
FOOTBALL FIELD
NEW BUILDING
NEW BUILDING
NEW BUILDING
LINKAGE
OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
NEW BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
OLD PARKING
Add new green linkage that can connect with building and context.
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OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
OLD BUILDING
LINKAGE
OLD BUILDING
OLD PARKING
Add some pedestrain that links from old parking, new building and football field.
OLD PARKING
Now, building can access from all directions.
DIAGRAM ACTIVITIES AND SYSTEM In low rise building will include all building systems and distributed to various points in low rise and high rise. Green space and activities will be inserted into different place. In each area will have a different activity, that is recreation area and cafeteria, in open space. It’s will help in terms of the safety of the building. If there is a fire on the top floor of the activity floor. Fire will not spread down to the lower level.
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DEVELOPMENT
In first phase, project will develop low rise building and recreation park. And high rise building will only think about mass and form prepared to use in second phase design. In second phase, project will turned to design and planning high rise building. In each building will have an unique function that come from each concept
LEFT PAGE: LOW RISE DEVELOPMENT RIGHT PAGE: HIGH RISE DEVELOPMENT
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PEA HEAD OFFICE
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View from South Road 109 | AR415
PEA HEAD OFFICE
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PEA HEAD OFFICE
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ELEVATION | NORTH
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ELEVATION | EAST
PEA HEAD OFFICE
ELEVATION | SOUTH
ELEVATION | WEST 0 5
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R E C L A I M IN G F O OTPAT H
HUALAMPHONG
R AIL W AY
STATIO N
AR453 FUNDAMENTALS OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING Year 4 Semester 1, 2012
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RECLAIMING FOOTPATH Quality of life in urban plays an important part nowadays. It has known for the decreasion of the quality of life in many aspects; global warming, natural resources consumption, which leads to unsafe situation in everyday life. Hence, the idea of developing the better quality of life.
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RECLAIMING FOOTPATH
MULTI- FUNCTION SPACE
Before
After
AMPHITHEATER
Performance
Exhibition
Community
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RECLAIMING FOOTPATH
AN ACTIVE PLAZA PARK The idea of creating an open space here is a heart of downtown. Since the area at the front of the station is very turbulent in both traffic and commuter, this will make an eficient central plaza area. So the main function is meeting or relaxing area and a node of activity such as exhibition that would reflect thainess or a tourist information counter to represent to tourists of foreigners.
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APICHAI JARRURATTANAKUA Ad d ress : Sa th u p ra d i t 15 rd , C h on g n on s i , Ya n n a wa , B a n g kok 10120 E - m a i l : p i n t_156@h otm a i l .com Tel ( H om e) : 02- 211- 8121 Tel ( M ob i le) : 080- 551- 5046 E d u ca ti on : ( 1995- 2009) B a n g kok C h r i sti a n C ol leg e ( 2009- 2013) Fa c u l ty of A rc h i tec tu re a n d P l a n n in g, B a c h elor of A rc h i tec tu re T h a m m a s a t Un i vers i ty E x p er i en ces : ( 2009) Visual Showcase @ Puay Library Thammasat University ( 2011) A SA F lood C om p eti ti on I n ter n s h i p a t F i F H O USE : stra teg i c d esign firm a s Gra p h i c D es i g n er ( 2012) Wor k s h op B ook : La you t D es i g n “ C i ty a n d C l i m a te C h a n g e B a l a n c i n g A d a p ta ti on a n d M i ti g a ti on i n T h a i l a n d ” S k i l l s : A d ob e P h otos h op , A d ob e I l l u stra tor, A d ob e I n de sign M i c ros of t O f f i ce Goog le Sketc h u p , R h i n oceros , V - ra y R en d er, A u to CAD E cotec h , D I A LUX A rd u i n o, P rocess i n g , V i r tool s Ad v i cer : C o- Wor ker :
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