PINYAWATR-Landscape Architecture Portfolio 2017

P I N YA W AT R .

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO MAJORING IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY pinyawatr@gmail.com (+66) 89 798 9592

"Landscape Architecture", in my opinion, is the design using sensible logics, beauty of design strategies and materials usage and environmental spirit to achieve environmental, social rewarding, or aesthetic outcomes.

According to what I have learned in classes, I realize that Landscape Architecture knowledge can create a sustainable environment and benefits to the variety of natural and human ecology which consists of horticulture, climate, topography, history, environmental psychology, culture and social phenomenon.

I anticipate that my work will not only be a sustainable design but also a rewarding design for society.

- Pinyawat Roongsita

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PINYAWAT ROONGSITA ADDRESS : 8 soi. Charoen Nakorn 19, Charoen Nakorn road, Klongsan district, Bangkok, Thailand, 10600 TELEPHONE : (+66) 89 798 9592 E-MAIL : pinyawatr@gmail.com LANGUAGES Thai : Native English : Intermediate User

EDUCATION 2014 - Present : Department of Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University 2001 - 2013 : Saint Gabriel's College

EXPERIENCES 2016 : Head of Sports Manager for Faculty of Architecture 2016 : 3D Modelling Maker for Suan Dusit Rajabhat University (teachers' assistant) 2017 : Landscape Architect Internship at Landscape Planning Co.,Ltd., Bangkok, Thailand

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS CAD : Visualisation : Adobe : Microsoft Office : Geographic Info : Others :

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Autocad, Rhinoceros Sketchup, Rhinoceros 3D, 3DS Max Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom, InDesign, Acrobat Word, Excel, Powerpoint ArcGIS Hand Sketching, Model Building, Water Color Presentation, Architectural Drawing, Sports (Football, Table Tennis, Swimming, Fitness)

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Archanai Nang Loeng Park

CONTENTS A-B

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Junction Zoo

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Sathorn Green Infrastructure

Singburi Biking Town

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Suthijittaram Temple

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Photography Skills

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Hand Drawing Skills

Certificate 67-68

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ARCHANAI

NANG LOENG PARK CONCEPT : ARCHANAI (HORSE) TYPE : PUBLIC PARK BANGKOK, THAILAND MARCH 2017 250 rai (42 hectares)

The Royal Turf Club of Thailand under the Royal Patronage has issued a policy to relocate the turf club itself and make a full use of the current asset by making it a public park for the city. This project is accordingly designed with the ultimate desire to make the original piece of land an extraordinary space perfect for ecological, environmental, social, historic and cultural activities.

Because of the remarkable background of the club, the project design emphasizes the origination of the club with the ‘horse’ as the main theme.

We have to admit that horse-related sports and activities are expensive and difficult for general public to access. “Archanai Park” is therefore set up to provide the solution. The Park offers horse activities, with reasonable costs, including equestrian trainings, horse ridings, and equine therapy and educational museum.

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Location

Site

Dusit district, Bangkok, Thailand

History of Royal Turf Club of Thailand Under The Royal Pa

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On the auspicious occasion of King Rama V returning to Siam from an official visit to Europe in 1897, a group of Government officials and students who were educated in Europe, called ‘Nam Khem Association’, organized a horse race at Sanam Luang ground in Bangkok. The race, the first of its kind and believed to be the origin of ‘Western Horse Race’ in Thailand, exhibited the horse carriage racing.

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In 1916, King Rama VI gra as requested by Phraya Pradip named the club ‘Royal Turf Club to its primary function of promot has been offered to other sports

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Present It is unfortunate that the ‘Royal Turf Club’, established for the purpose of promoting standardized horse breeding and providing sports facility, has become a major gambling site.

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Concept : ARCHANAI (horse) Knowledges Exercises

Horse Activities

Human Activities

Therapy & Rest

Horse Analysis Pony Horse -small breed for children -height: 115.5-147 cm. ex. Americana ,Hackney, Shetland ,Harness

Heavy or Draft Horse -large breed for heavy work -height: 157.5-178.5 cm. ex. Belgian, Percheron, Shire Clydesdale, Suffolk

Riding Horse (Light Breed) -Equestrain breed -height: 147-178.5 cm. ex. Thoroughbred, Cleveland Bay Palomino, Pinto, Tennessee Walking

Warmbloods -crossbreed between Light & Heavy Horse -cross country type ex. Dutch, Hanoverian, Friesain Trakehner, Selle Francais

Miniature Horse -not suitable for riding -height: 63 cm. ex. Australian Miniature, Farabella

Program Analysis Education Activities

-general knowledge about horse -horse body parts

-history of Royal Turf Club of Thailand Under The Royal Patronage 5

Equestrian Activities

-horse breeds

-horse riding -horse riding

-history of horses & kings' vehicle

-cavalry horse parade -cross country

User Analysis

People who interest in horse & equestrian -playing equestrian -studying horse breeds -studying horse history

Horsekeeper -taking care horses -teaching horse riding -educating about horses

Tourists -practising horse riding -studying horse breeds & history -exercising in the park -attending the activies in the park (dining, event)

Cavalry -practising horse parade -collaboration with King's Guard, 2nd Cavalry Division (practising horses & breeding horses)

Students -practising horse riding -studying horse breeds & history -exercising in the park -attending the activies in the park (dining, event)

Equestrian -practising equestrian -collaboration with Thailand Equestrian Federation

Autistic Children -attending Equine therapy

Resting & Therapy Activities Equine Therapy -Autistic children's development treatment -to enhance children's concentration in studying -to develop personality -to develop muscle strength -to restore mind from stress -dressage

-show jumping

Horse Familiarization -touching & feeding horse -basic horse riding instruction (walking, running) -communication with horse & familiarization with horse -taking care about horse convenience (hugging, brushing, bathing) 6

Entrance (Chitralada Villa Royal Residence)

Entrance (community) Entrance (subway)

Entrance (community & school)

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Horse Activities Human Activities Horse & Human Activities

Running Track Circulation Car Circulation

Entrance (community)

Active Zone Passive Zone

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Horse Activities Zone

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Horse Track & Cross Country

Street Furniture

Horse Saddle

Planting: Mixed Forest (Horses' Habitat)

Bench

Tectona grandis

Afzelia xylocarpa Lagerstroemia loudonii

Welcome Plaza

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Human (Sports) Zone

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Sports Zone

Street Furniture

Buck & Rail Fence

Planting: Scent & Shaded Plant

Buck & Rail Bench

Fagraea fragrans Millingtonia hortensis

Michelia alba

Sports Zone

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Horse & Human Zone

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Horse-Theme Playground

Kiosks

Planting: Mixed Forest + Scent & Shaded Plant

Afzelia xylocarpa

Fagraea fragrans

Millingtonia hortensis

Horse Familiarization Area

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Laser-Cutting Model

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Welcome Plaza

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JUNCTION ZOO CONCEPT : JUNCTION TYPE : KID ZOO BANGKOK, THAILAND MAY 2017 123 rai (21 hectares) It has been a policy of the Zoological Park Organization under the Royal Patronage of H.M. the King to establish another zoo in the vicinity area of Bangkok. The idea is to transfer specific animals from Dusit Zoo at Khao Din site to the new location to ease off animal density problem.

The design of the zoo at the new location focuses not only to the core functions of the zoo itself, but also to the establishment of a learning center. People of all ages would be entertained and simultaneously educated by learning of ecosystem and wild animals’ way of life. Camping, plant nursery observation and museum-like environment activities are certainly provided.

The zoo is divided into 5 ‘junctions’ or zones suitably designed for visitors of 5 classifications of ages, ranging from children to grown adults.

Animal displays and exhibition are designed based on their native topography with respect to the Zoo’s 5 Freedom principles and sustainable design.

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Location

Site

Thawiwatthana district, Bangkok, Thailand

Concept : JUNCTION

4 Junctions : Play, Live, Learn & Rest

Jungle (Animals' habitat)

King Junction (Lion)

JUNCTION ZOO

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Markets & Hospitals Network

Schools Network

Site Site

Market (animals' food)

Kids & Kids

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Animal Hospital

Kids & Animals

Schools

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Junction Diagram Play Junction (for 1-7 years) Live Junction (for 8-13 years) Learn Junction (for 13 years up) RestJunction (for all) King Junction (for all)

Circulation Diagram Main Circulation Sub Circulation Skywalk Circulation Car Circulation Service Circulation

Building Diagram Facilities Buildings Service Buildings

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Play Junction

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For children 1-7 years of age whose learning experience depends mainly on playing, a playground is provided for them to learn by imitating animal behaviors – those of monkeys, for instance. Farm, friendly and lovely animals, including penguins, koalas, and red pandas, are presented as well.

Roof Garden

Penguin Exhibition

Red Panda & Koala Exhibition

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Pony Horse x4

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Sheep x8 & Goat x6

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Prairie Dog x10

Playground Perspective

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For children 8-13 years of age who are expected to appreciate the living together of different kinds of animals in the very same environment, the zoo is so designed to confirm what they have believed.

The restaurant and the pavilion are designed in Thai traditional styles. The pavilion provides children an opportunity to enjoy drawing pictures with elephants, Thailand’s national animal.

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Thai Pavilion for Drawing with Thai Elephants (Air Ventilation for the Sustainable Design)

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Grey Peacock Pheasant x3, Silver Pheasant x2, Kalji Pheasant x2, Crested Fire-back x2, Fantail Pigeon x4, Green Imperial Pigeon x2, Oriental Pied Horn-bill x2, 1

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Great Horn-bill x3,Black-Naped Oriole x2, Parrot x5 5

Asian Elephant x2

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Giraffe x2, Zebra x2, Ostrich x3, Nyala x2

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Thai Elephant Exhibition Perspective

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Learn Junction

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For children over 13 who are aware of the concept of global and national conservation of nearly extinct animals, the zoo provides learning experience through museum-like atmosphere and displays a section of national conserved wild animals which includes tapirs, serows, cranes, etc. Educational sites are also provided to ensure beyond-classroom learning, i.e., camping sites/ cave for observation of animals’ night lives, and plant nursery areas.

Museum Plant Nursery Night Cave

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Camping Area for children who want to learn -animals' night life (night Cave) -extinction animal in Thailand (museum) -horticulture (plant nursery)

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Night Cave: Leopard Cat x1, Asian Palm Civet x1, Bat Eared Fox x2, Fennec Fox x2, Binturong x2, Central African Hedgehog x4, Malayan Porcupine x2 1

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Sugar Glider x2, Large Brown Flying Squirrel x2

Serow x1, Eld’s Deer x2 & Fea’s Munt Jac x1

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Reserved wild animals of Thailand Exhibition & Outdoor Museum Perspective

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Rest Junction

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Entertaining facilities are also prepared for general tourists and children of all ages, including sea lion shows, pedal boats, marine animal feeding, and waterfowl sites. Animals such as alligators and hippopotamus are also expected to gain attention. Customers are invited to pursuit maritime activities within the Junction as well.

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Pedal Boat for recreation & marine animal feeding

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Flamingo x10, Lesser Adjutant x4, Painted Stork x2, Egret x8, Spot-Billed Pelican x2, Woolly-Necked Stork x2 2

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Sea Lion Show Perspective

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King Junction

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The King Junction is probably the most attractive site of all as it displays the king-of-jungle lifestyles.

Enrichment of lion herding is to be observed. Tug-of-war with lions is also allowed, not only for the purpose of learning the principle of human team working, but also for the exercise of lions themselves. The Lion Skywalk leading to the Live Junction is designed to manipulate lion instincts. Close observation with, of course, maximum security measures is guaranteed. crawling climbing

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Lion Themed Playground (move like the lion ex. climbing & crawling)

What are LIONS? -King of the jungle always that will be the same for zoos.

-Renowned world-over as a symbol of courage and strength -Lives in a harem of one male and many females.

The females hunt as a group, increasing chances of success and enables hunting of larger prey.

-Lions are a powerful cultural and political symbol crucial to kids and tourism.

Why are lions killed?

Trophies

Poaching

Retribution

Majestic animals like the lion continue to be hunted for sport.

Lion bones are crushed and used in medicine or processed into expensive wine.

Farmers will kill lions in retribution for livestock deaths.

What is the cost?

Historical Range

The lion population have rapidly declined approximately 61% between 1980 and 2015.

75,800

At the current rate, lions could go extinct by 2050.

Less Than 30,000

Current Range

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Male Lion x1,Female Lion x3, Lion Cub x1

Lion King Perspective

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SATHORN

GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE CONCEPT : GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE TYPE : URBAN BANGKOK, THAILAND AUGUST 2017 50 rai (8.4 hectares) Sathorn Road is one of the main economic and communication centers of the Bangkok metropolitan. With all its grandness comes social problems of every urban cities, such as the homeless, crimes, rubbish, air and water pollutions and especially, the surrounding environment that has been obscured by concrete and buildings.

That is why we would like to introduce the concept of “Green Infrastructure” design to reduce some of the above problems. The concept of Green Infrastructure aims to give back and, simultaneously, increase the “greenness” to the area, returning once again a view of beauty and lusciousness. To spearhead the project, the communication node of the area was chosen. This area was chosen for development was because it is a busy area where many people pass and, most importantly, where the BTS, public buses, taxi boats and motorcycles taxi meet. It is an area once developed, will surely make a true difference to the people’s way of life.

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Location

Sathorn (2004) no many high-rise building

Shangri-La Hotel

State Tower

Robinson Bangrak

Sathorn Unique Tower (Abandoned Building)

Sathorn (Present) many problems come after high-rise buildings constructed

Sathorn Pier

Yannawa Temple

BTS Saphan Taksin

Problems

Homeless

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Crime

Garbage

Polluted Air

Polluted Water

Bad View

Green Area

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Green Wall

The energy efficiency of green walls lies in their ability to affect heat transfer between s building’s interior and exterior environment. A layer of plants placed on building's exterior wall intercepts a fraction of total radiation incident on leaves, reflects some radiation, and transmits the rest of it to the exterior wall behind it.

Billboard

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The billboard is inserted in between each panel of green walls.

Street Furnitures

Bus Stop

Trellis Walkway

Sitting Area

Pavillion

Green Pavillion

Green Bridge Abutment

Main Plaza

Riverside Park

Rain Garden

Phytoremediation

is a bioremediation process that uses various types of plants to remove, transfer, stabilize, and/or destroy contaminants in the soil and groundwater.

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SINGBURI

BIKING TOWN CONCEPT : BIKING TOWN TYPE : URBAN SINGBURI, THAILAND SEPTEMBER 2017 196 rai (33.5 hectares) It has been a policy of Sing Buri Provincial Administration to redesign its urban planning and landscape along the roads in the city.

The redesign of Sing Buri is focusing on the city, in which the city's government center and other important places are located. Look deep down inside the city's problems, we can know that the most serious problems related to quality of life of its people including health issues and lacking of green areas. Furthermore, children are found obese and overweight.

To tackle the said problems, the city administration has decided to launch the redesign of the urban landscape and initiate the ‘Biking’ campaign, together with an attempt to increase green areas and public parks. Bioswales are designed to run alongside with biking tracks where pocket green areas are spotted at certain locations.

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Location

Nakhon Sawan

Chainat

Suphan Buri

Lopburi

Ang Thong

Singburi Province

Concept : BIKING TOWN

Problems Quality of Life & Lacking of Green Areas -Health Issues -Teen Drug Addiction -Teen Immoral Places -Childhood Obesity & Overweight -Lacking of Public Parks for Exercising

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Solutions

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Biking Town & Increasing Green Better Quality of Life & Promoting Areas Provincial Economy and Tourism -Increasing Bicycle Lanes for -Better in People's Health Issues Transportation / Exercising Route for -Connecting Biking Clubs in Singburi Cyclists Province -Increasing Biking Activities for -New Attracting Activity inside Tourist Attraction The Park e.g. BMX(Bicycle Motocross) -Increasing Public Green Areas -Reducing Teen Immoral Places -Increasing Route for Learning Cultural and Historic Places

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1. Flea Market 2. Muang Sing Buri Fish Market 3. Chaisaeng Department Store

Government Office / Park 1. Sing Buri Provincial City Hall 2. Thai Craft Pavillion 3. Sing Buri Stadium 4. Sing Buri Public Park for Health

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-Lak Muang Sing Buri Shrine -Sing Buri Stadium

Bike with Nature

Temple / Historic Places 1. Pho Kaew Noppakhun Temple 2. Phrom Sakhon Temple 3. Sathian Wattanadit Temple 4. Tuek Racha Temple 5. Nang yai Wat Sawang Arom Museum

-Thai Craft Pavillion -Sing Buri Public Park for Health

Bike with Culture

School

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-Sing Buri School -Nang yai Wat Sawang Arom Museum

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SECTION A : Asia Road in front of The Government Center

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Goverment Axis Perspective

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Park Detail (35 rai)

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SECTION C : Asia Road in front of The Government Center

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Elevated Running Track Perspective

Biking Track & BMX Track Perspective

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Thai Craft Pavillion Detail (19 rai) D E

SECTION D : Bridge across Chao Phraya River

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Thai Pavillion

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SUTHIJITTARAM TEMPLE

CONCEPT : SA-MA-THA (TRANQUILITY) TYPE : TEMPLE PLANNING LAMPANG THAILAND NOVEMBER 2017 28 rai (4.7 hectares)

"Wat Bun Dan Jai" project is aimed to reclaim the significance of temples as community center. Suthijittaram Temple, whose name means ‘place of pure mind’, is chosen as a prototype temple for the project.

The planning concept emphasizes the meaning of the temple’s name and the atmosphere of peacefulness.

Provided activities are aimed to facilitate Dhamma practitioners. Zonings are designed to match the topography of this Lampang site where the monastery zone is settled on the high point to provide the most peaceful and private place. Buddhist Shrine zone is located in the middle of the area and the Churchyard zone is situated close to the community.

In addition to Buddhist activities, the principle of ‘Sufficient Economy’ initiated by Thailand’s late King Bhumibol is also demonstrated at the churchyard zone. The idea is to display Suthijittaram Temple’s visitors the simple way of life.

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Concept : SA-MA-THA (tranquility of the mind, simple) Sa-ma-tha has two meanings due to Pali and Thai language.

SA-MA-THA Pali 's meanings : Tranquility of the mind

JITTA-SAMATHA

ATHIKORNSAMATHA

SUPPASUNKARNSAMATHA

Concentrating a thing until

Consulting with monks

"NIRVANA" -Pagoda as Mount Meru -Sand Court as Mha SriThun Dorn

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"KASIN 10" Gazing at Earth Gazing at Water Gazing at Wind Gazing at Fire Gazing at Green Gazing at Yellow Gazing at Red Gazing at White Gazing at Light Gazing at Air

Thai 's meaning

Simple, Plain

"Sufficient Economy" -Using native plants

Native Plant : Bamboos

Stem -Construction materials and furniture

Leaves -Compost fertilizer

Bamboo Seeds Soil -Well accumulation of nutrients in the soil under the bamboo's stem due to the deposition of the leaves

Roots System -Stabilize soils for preventing soil erosion

Thyrsostachys siamensis -Protecting Erosion due to the root system

Dendrocalamus strictus -Stems used for construction materials or bamboo furniture

Bambusa blumeana -Stems used for handicraft products : bamboo wickerwork

Phyllostachys sulphurea -Thick Stems used for bamboo furniture

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Abbot 's Cubicle

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Washing Court

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Motorcycle Parking

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Bamboo Garden

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Sanctuary Hall

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Monk 's Cubicle

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Water Tank

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Toilet

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Dhamma Practitioner Accommodation

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Multipurpose Hall

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Novice Monk 's Cubicle

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Crematorium

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Dhamma Building

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Alms-Bowl Pavillion

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Chanting Hall

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Cremation Pavillion

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Cafeteria

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The Bodhi Court

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Drum Tower

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Dried Bamboo Area

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Uposatha Hall

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Soaked Bamboo Pool

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Pond Bamboo Raft

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Phra Chedi (Pagoda)

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Rock Court (Gazing at Air)

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Learning Pavillion

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Meditation Area

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Pagodas Shrine

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Red Wall (Gazing at Red)

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Learning Court

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Bamboo Pavillion

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Refectory

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Baked Bamboo Building

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Walk back and Forth Trail (Gazing at Earth, Yellow)

Buddhist Planning Zone

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Churchyard Zone

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Samatha Life (simple Life) Zone

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MONASTERY ZONE Cubicles for the abbot and monks are settled at the high point of the site. Additional cubicles are provided to students and local children who attend the summer novice monk ordain activity.

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Tectona grandis

Afzelia xylocarpa

Xylia xylocarpa

Pterocarpus macrocarpus

Dalbergia oliveri

Ficus religiosa

Ficus benjamina

Thyrsostachys siamensis

Dendrocalamus strictus

Bambusa blumeana

Phyllostachys sulphurea

Dendrocalamus spp.

-LIFE ZONE e, Plain" he principle of ‘Sufficient Economy’ and a Buddhist dhamma principle of ‘living in a os -- ready to be transformed into furniture, food, and simple construction material.

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Thyrsostachys siamensis planting

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Rock Court (Gazing at Air)

Reclining Buddha Hall

Sand Cou

Main Entrance Perspective

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Buddhist Shrine Zone Section The Bodhi Court

Khong Entrance

Sanctuary Hall

Khong Entrance

Naga Stair

Main Entance

Suppasunkarn-Samatha Zone Perspective

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Red Wall (Gazing at Red)

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Rock Court (Gazing at Air)

Thyrsostachys siamensis planting on the cliff

Walk Back & Forth Trail Perspective

The Cliff & Pond Section Pond

Meditation Area (Gazing at Green & Light)

Walk Back & Forth Trail (Gazing at Earth & Yellow)

Uposatha Hall & Rock Court Perspective

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Walk Back & Forth Trail (Gazing at Earth & Yellow)

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Pond

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Baked Bamboo Building

Learning Court

Learning Pavillion

Crematorium

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Bamboo Using Process 1. Boiling bamboo's stem 2. Baking bamboo's stem in the building 3. Cutting the stem (Half-Stem for roof structure) 4. Transforming into furniture 5. Transforming into the pavillion and roof structure 62

Laser-Cutting Model

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Overall Model

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PHOTOGRAPHY SKILLS

Tad Gneuang Waterfall Champasak, Laos

Asiatique The Riverfront Bangkok, Thailand

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Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand

Khong River Champasak, Laos

Trees in Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand

Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand

HAND DRAWING SKILLS

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