ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO Selected Work 2012 - 2015 BY
AYUTHAI KONGTREEKAEW Chulalongkorn University
International program in deisgn and architecture INDA Class of 2015
CURRICURUM VITAE
PLAN AYUTHAI KONGTREEKAEW
ARCHITECT GRAPHIC DESIGNER CONTACT
EDUCATION 2011 - 2015
Tel. +6686 011 0222 / +662 435 5696
ADDRESS
48/127 Life@Sathorn10, Sathorn 10 Road Bangrak, Silom, Bangkok 10500
Plan.ayuthai@gmail.com Plan.ayuthaik@gmail.com
EXPERIENCES B.Sc. International Design and Architecture Second Class Honour
2016
INDA, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
2011 - 2015
English Program Math - Science Degree Yothinburana School Bangkok, Thailand
phra khanong, Bangkok, Thailand
2015
DATE OF BIRTH
INDA, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
Nominated as Top 8 Finalist for INDA Award 2015 INDA Studio Design - Self-sustainable Incubator Hub
2014
INDA Community Design Project, Bangkok, Thailand
2013
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ADOBE INDESIGN RHINOCEROS SKETCHUP AUTOCAD MAXWELL RENDER MICROSOFT OFFICES
Awarded a first prize in Library Design Project The Design has been constructed in Petchburi 2013
THAI ENGLISH
DESIGN TOOLS
Urban Design for Thai Community - Baan Krua Community
International Workshop, Cooperated between Chulalongkorn and King’s College UK
INDA Parade Exhibition at Makkasan Sation, Bangkok, Thailand
19 April 1993
LANGUAGE
Designed conceptual networking application for Bussiness Startup INDA Studio Design - Bangkok IT Campus Project
AWARDS 2015
Internship: Studio Fifty-Four Co., Ltd. ( Interior & Graphic Design ) - Designed graphic presentation for oil and gas company - Designed interior restroom for oil and gas company - Designed interior master bedroom and restroom for residence
2013
INDA Design Build for Community 2013
INDA, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
2012
2011
Norminated as Top 8 Finalist for INDA Exhibition 2012
Designed and Constructed - Huaykwang Community Childcare Center INDA Community Design Project, Bangkok, Thailand
2013
Designed Experimenting Workshop - Green Architecture Maker
Redesigned Commercial Shophouses
International Workshop - Sustainable Architecture
INDA ‘Hang out’ Exhibition at Siam Square, Bangkok, Thailand
Green Design Camp, Bali, Indonesia
Norminated as Top 2 Finalist for INDA Exhibition 2011
INDA Studio Design - Self-sustainable Boat Pier presented in ‘The Super Crit Event’ INDA, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
2012
Designed and Constructed - Pracheenburi School Library
INDA Design Build for Community 2012 Baan Kokraton School, Pracheenburi, Thailand
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Portfolio
vol.1
p.
Civil Institution summer 2014
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p.
34
Site Analysis
36
Design Details
Incubator City
40
summer 2015
08
Site Analysis
12
Design Concept
p.
14
Design Details
winter 2013
The Green Hotel
18
42
Site Analysis
44
Concept & Details
p.
Koh mak Aquarium winter 2014
2015
20
Site Analysis
26
Design Concept
28
Design Details
52
60
p.
p.
summer 2014
summer 2013
Honeycomb
Community Park 54
SUMMER BREAK
2014
56
Concept & Details
SUMMER BREAK
2013
62
SUMMER BREAK
2012
66
p.
p.
p.
summer 2014
summer 2013
summer 2012
Community Workshop
Green Architecture
64
p.
School Library summer 2013
Supercrit Award
01 SUMMER 2015
INCUBATOR CITY IT-HUB PROTOTYPE MODEL Studio Design IV, Bangkok, Thailand
THE INCUBATOR CITY The new incubator city module is a self-sustainable building with the ability to repair, expand and is constantly changing. This growing building allows each users to freely develop and customize their working and living units, creating, “ a perfect city� of their own. Also, this building are able to adapt to all of IT growth patterns. Single and multi tanant companies are allowed to live within the same building encouraging all kinds of networking to happen at all times
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S I T E ANALYSIS
INCUBATOR CITY
INCUBATOR CITY
DEVELOPMENT FOCUSES
BANGKOK LAND USE
BANGKOK AREA
BANGKOK AREA
DIMENSION : 40 x 20 km AREA : 8,000 sq.m.
DIMENSION : 40 x 20 km AREA : 8,000 sq.m.
Conservation Economic focus City expansion Agriculture area
Ratanakosin Thon Buri Lumpini Vibhavadi Chao Phraya Thaksin Phranakorn Neur Burapa Srinararin Suwintawong Mahasawat Sanam chai
PROGRAMS Low density residential area Medium density residential area
MAIN FOCUSES
High density residential area Commercial area
BANGKOK BUSINESS AREA
Industrial area Cargo area Country-side &Agriculture protected area Country-side &Agriculture area Protected area Goverment offices area Public space
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3 4
5
Main function for IT Business
DISTRICT
1. Bangplad 2. Bangkok Noi 3. Bangkok Yai 4. Thon Buri 5. Klong San 6. Dusit 7. Phra Nakorn 8. Pomparb Sattruchai 9. Samphantawong
PHASE 1
CENTER OF BANGKOK
FUTURE GROWTH
HIGH PRIORITY
BANGKOK BUSINESS AREA
High density residential area
Commercial area
Medium density residential area
Low density residential area
Industrial area
Goverment offices area
Public space
Country-side &Agriculture protected area
Country-side &Agriculture area
PHASE 2 Current growth 2015
Future growth Prediction 2025
OUTSKIRTS MEDIUM PRIORITY
PHASE 3
REMOTE AREA CENTER OF GROWTH Bangkok Business Area
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Future Growth Prediction 2035
Future growth Prediction 2045
LOW PRIORITY
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INCUBATOR CITY
S I T E ANALYSIS
INCUBATOR CITY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
SITE A BANGKOK RAILROAD OLD COMPLEX- Nana Bts Station
COMMERCIAL -Shopping Malls -Entertainment -Retails
DIME NSION : 77 m . x 83m. + TRIANGLE (630) + 220sq.m. AREA : 7,240 sq.m.
BUSINESS -Business tower
EXISTING RAIL SYSTEM
UTILITY -Restaurant / Shops
SITE B
FUTURE RAIL SYSTEM
EMPTY LAND- Nana Bts Station DIME NSION : 95 m . x 70m.
CULTURE - Royal Palace - Residencial - Temples
AREA : 6,650 sq.m.
FACILITIES -Hotels/Hostel - Services - School
SITE C EMPTY LAND- Nana Bts Station DIME NSION : 55 m . x 65m. AREA : 3,575 sq.m.
2015
2019
2019
2019
NANA AREA - PROGRAM MAPPING 100 50
2019
500 200
1000
Unit: meter
SITE A OLDBUILDING DIME NSION : 98 m . x 75 m.
COMMERCIAL -Shopping Malls -Entertainment -Retails
AREA : 7,350 sq.m.
2019
SITE B
2019
OLD BUILDING DIME NSION : 80 m . x 60 m.
BUSINESS -Business tower
AREA : 4,800 sq.m.
UTILITY -Restaurant / Shops
SITE C
CULTURE - Royal Palace - Residencial - Temples
CAR COMPANY DIME NSION : 70 m . x 60 m.
2019
AREA : 4,200 sq.m.
SITE D
FACILITIES -Hotels/Hostel - Services - School
2019
SCALA THEATER DIME NSION : 90 m . x 85 m. + 1,680 sq.m. + 900 sq.m. AREA : 10,230 sq.m.
SITE E LIDO THEATER DIME NSION : 80 m . x 120 m. AREA : 9,600 sq.m.
SIAM AND NATIONAL STADIUM - PROGRAM MAPPING 100 50
500 200
1000
Unit: meter
SITE A
COMMERCIAL -Shopping Malls -Entertainment -Retails
DETAILED SITE ANALYSIS
BUSINESS -Business tower
The goal of this project is to create Incubator Bubs all the country, focusing on Bangkok’s transportation system such as BTS and MRT as a starting point. The Hub can be customized to fit into different areas by changing its size and shape accordingly to certain site location.
UTILITY -Restaurant / Shops
The Site analysis process took part in Central Business District (CBD) areas of bangkok, giving everybody equal oppurtunity to access every public facilities or even start his/her own business module in each section.
PARKING LOT - Silon rd. DIME NSION : 40 m . x 75 m. AREA : 3,000 sq.m.
BTS - Bangkok Mass Transit System 600,000
2019
112,600 SIAM 85,100 ASOK
SITE B OLD RESIDENCE SPACE - Soi Phipat 3 DIME NSION : 75 m . x 80 m.
CULTURE - Royal Palace - Residencial - Temples
MRT - Metropolitan Rapid Transit 240,000
AREA : 6,000 sq.m.
FACILITIES -Hotels/Hostel - Services - School
SITE C OLD RESIDENCE SPACE - Soi Phipat 3 DIME NSION : 57 m . x 75 m. AREA : 4,275 sq.m.
DAILY RIDERSHIP
BRT - Bus Rapid Transit 25,000
SARL- Suvarnabhumi Air Port Link 47,000
79,500 VICTORY MONUMENT 79,000 MO CHIT 52,900 SALA DAENG 52,600 ON NUT 47,300 CHIDLOM 42,800 PHAYATHAI 41,400 BEARING 39,600 PHROMPONG
SILOM AREA - PROGRAM MAPPING 100 50
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Unit: meter
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INCUBATOR CITY
DESIGN CONCEPT
LEARNING AND INCUBATOR MODULE
FLEXIBLE AND ADAPTABLE STRUCTURE GENERATED BY INTERNAL NETWORKING
UNOCCUPIED AREA PUBLIC SPACE
FORMS A SMALL INCUBATOR CITY THAT KEEPS EXPANDING AND NETWORKING
OCCUPIED AREA INCUBATEE SPACE - COMMUNITY SPACE
- RETAIL MARKET
- OPEN GARDEN
- TEMPORARY MEETING
- PUBLIC SERVICE ( LIBRARY )
-STAIRS
- FOOD COURT
-BRIDGE
- OPEN WORKING SPACE
- MULTIMEDIA ROOM
- GROUP WORKING SPACE
- FLEXIBLE LOUNGE
- SMALL LIVING UNITS
-CONFERENCE
- WORK AND LIVE UNIT
-IMPROMPTU SPACE
DIFFERENT FORM AND ARRANGEMENT
MATERIALS STYLES FURNITURE FUNCTIONS
“ FORM EQUALS FUNCTION “ The concept of this incubator city is to create a self-sustainable structure that will always function throughout the entire time. Unlike others, every part of this modular building can be replaced, relocated or even reorganized using a combination of modular system combined with technology. Every user has a complete access to turn their own residential space creating endless network to keep developing their ‘city.
MODULAR STRUCTURE SYSTEM CUSTOMIZATION
This building will be timeless, obsolete parts will be recycled while new parts can be customized and sent from the core area of the structure.
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INCUBATOR CITY
DESIGN D E TA I L S
LOADING AREA loading each constructed materials to assigned floor.
STORAGE AREA A - steel frame - wall structure - roof structure - on-demand materials - furniture
LOADING AREA loading each constructed materials to assigned floor.
LOADING AREA loading each constructed materials to assigned floor.
LOADING AREA loading each constructed materials to assigned floor.
STORAGE AREA B - steel frame - wall structure - roof structure - on-demand materials - furniture
ORANGE ASSEMBLEYLINE - CONSTRUCTED ON DEMAND ROOM AND FURNITURE CONBINATION - PREPARE ALL PREFABRICATED MATERIAL AT THE LOADING DOCK
BLUE ASSEMBLY LINE - DECONSTRUCT ALL UNUSED ROOM TO THE STORAGE - PREPARE MATERIALS TO OTHERS MANUFACTURING FLOOR OR MAIN LOADING FLOOR
“GROWTH“ The design concept of the incubator city is to emphasize on the user’s customization. Each unit can literally adapt according to the its function. 14 |
CUSTOMIZED WORKING AND LIVING INCUBATOR
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INCUBATOR CITY
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DESIGN D E TA I L S
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SECTION C
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2 6
1.Workshop 2.Flexible workspace 3.Showroom 4.Stadium staircase 5.Services 6.Core lounge
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6 2
1 5
3
CONSTRUCTING FACTOTY 28thfloor +130.00m.
5 2
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2 11
3 13
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1.Class / Auditorium 2.Backstage 3.Auditorium service 4.Core lounge 5.classroom 6.storage 7.Large conference 8.Maintainance 9.Corner exhibition 10.Open exhibition 11.Lounge 12.Sitting area 13.Restroom 14.Service
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1 MODULE BLOCK
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+104.00m.
5
+108.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 22thfloor
3
+112.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 23thfloor
5
+116.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 14thfloor
1
+120.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 25thfloor
2
+124.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 26thfloor
4
TOP FACTORY 27thfloor
4
20
3
10
1
5
3
SCALE 1 : 400 0 1 2 3
3
6
1
LEARNING CENTER FLOOR
SECTION B
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13 13
8 9
12
LEARNING AND RESEARCHING FLOOR 21thfloor +100.00m.
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5 7 5 6
13 4
13
8
3
11
1
2
MAIN EXHIBITION 20thfloor
+94.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 19thfloor
+90.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 18thfloor
+86.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 17thfloor
+82.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 16thfloor
+78.00m.
BASE FACTORY 15th floor
+74.00m.
TOP FACTORY 14thfloor
+68.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 13thfloor
+62.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 12thfloor
+58.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 11thfloor
+54.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 10thfloor
+50.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 9thfloor
+46.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 8thfloor
+42.00m.
EXHIBITION FLOOR
SCALE 1 : 400 0 1 2 3
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1. Flexible space 2. Loading lift 3. Service core 4. Maintainance 5. Service
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SECTION A
INCUBATOR FLOOR
SCALE 1 : 400 0 1 2 3
5
10
20
1 MODULE BLOCK
3
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4
7
7
5 5
1
3
1. Staff quarter 2. Staff maintainance 3. Staff office 4. Storage area 5. Assembly line 6. Loading lift 7. Loading dock
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5
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7
LEARNING AND RESEARCHING FLOOR 7thfloor +38.00m. MAIN EXHIBITION 6thfloor
+32.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 5th floor
+28.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 4th floor
+24.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 3rd floor
+20.00m.
INCUBATOR FLOOR 2nd floor
+16.00m.
BASE FACTORY 1st floor
+12.00m.
BASE FACTORY 1st floor
+06.00m.
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3
MANUFACTURING FLOOR
SCALE 1 : 400 0 1 2 3
5
10
20
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2
2
7
7 2
3 2
3
2
8 3
8
6 6
1. Lobby 2. Retail area 3. Open lounge 4. Reception 5. Restroom 6. Service 7. Dropoff area 8. Flexible staircase
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LOBBY/RETAIL FLOOR Ground floor
2
3
7
7
PARKING FLOOR B1
-04.00m.
PARKING FLOOR B2
-08.00m.
2
2
1
LOBBY FLOOR
SCALE 1 : 400 0 1 2 3
5
10
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MAIN LOADING DOCK B3 -12.00m.
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02 WINTER 2014
KOH MAK AQUARIUM MARINE LIFE PRESERVATION AND CULTIVATION CENTER
Studio Design IV, Koh Mak, Trad, Thailand
TRUSS SYSTEM to secure and hold the shape of the roof
STRUCTURE INDENTATION
Wood Panel Surface
Food Source
Sustainable Farming
Experiment area (Plantation )
Terrace Cafe Outdoor Exhibition area
New Mangrove Coast
PRECAST CONCRETE STRUCTURE The best option for the site location. the transportation and construction process will be the most suitable for the site area
MARINE LIFE PRESERVATION AND CULTIVATION Marine life in Gulf of Thailand has been depleting rapidly.Species diversity and fish quantity is reduction.The scale of the challenge require a regional approachin order to bring awareness to pibluc, start preservingcritical water bodies and cultivating species critical tothe ecosystem.
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KOH MAK AQUARIUM
KOH MAK AQUARIUM
S I T E ANALYSIS
KOH MAK, THAILAND At first glance, a small island with a small population located close to border like Koh Mak, would be considered de-facto dosconnected and remote. But a more in-depth investigation revealed its position as a node in a multiplicity of superimposed networks of trade(rubber, coconut), natural systems (ocean, currents, wind), migration (people, animals) travel and business.
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KOH MAK AQUARIUM
KOH MAK AQUARIUM
S I T E ANALYSIS
Ao Phra OVERALL FACTORS Sun Wind Suitable Depth Available Space Local Busimess 0
2
4
6
8
10
ADDITIONAL FEATURES 1
Natural Forrest
1
Nearby Island(s)
1
Pier
1
Ferry
Bam Laam Son 17.8
0.4
Lam Tuk Tak 3.1
OVERALL FACTORS Sun
0.6
Wind
OVERALL FACTORS
Suitable Depth
10.6
2.2
Sun
1.2
Available Space
3.5 1.3
Wind
7.6 2.0
1.1
Suitable Depth
Local Business
2.3
0
2.4
Available Space
1
11.1
Local Business 0
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4
6
8
10
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5.8
6.0
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
8.0 9.4
Natural Forrest
10.8
0.3
4.0 8.6
5.3
5.0
15.1
1
Natural Mangrove Forrest
2
Nearby Island(s)
1
Natural Rocks
1
Pier
1
Ferry
2
4
6
8
10
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
6.5
Nearby Island(s)
1
Deer
1
Ferry
9.7
9.7
7.9 10.9
Laam Gra doon OVERALL FACTORS Sun Wind Suitable Depth Available Space Local Business 0
2
4
6
8
10
ADDITIONAL FEATURES 1
SITE RESEARCH During the first phase of the studio, our team made an indepth- research on Koh Mak. We gathered and organized data around demographics, land-use patterns, history, ecosystem, economy, transportation and infrastructure. The main goals of the first research phase was to have a clear understanding of the complex and dynamic networks that affect the island and to unearth the latent potential ( programmatic, economic, experiential, spatial, etc) of the site.
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KOH MAK AQUARIUM
KOH MAK AQUARIUM Natural Park
S I T E ANALYSIS
Mangrove Forrest Private beach 1
Private beach 2
CONNECTING
less than 1 % chance of survival
Natural
Sea Turtle
Spawning Season (2 - 3 times per year)
laying eggs ( 50 - 150 eggs ) 1,000 m.
Supervised
Natural
95% chance of survival
500 m.
DESIGNING SPACES
15% - 30% chance of survival OVERLAYING POSSIBILITIES
200 100
Sea Grass
500
N
Seed
Supervised
80% chance of survivalv The statistic indicates that the number of sea animals is decreasing rapidly every year.
Dugong
Mating
Pregnancy 12 - 15 months.
Natural Forrest Area The tallest and largest natural point on the entire island.
Natural Mangrove Forrest Area Possibly the last mangrove forrest on the island, located next to the sea.
Beach Front Area The area that allow Sea Turtles to lay eggs.
Rocky Shore Natural habitat for small animals located right next to the beach.
Island-to-Island Visitors can travel between 3 islands by boat or personally kayaking between them.
Plantation Coconut farming and/or rubber farming, very common for the locals.
1 Baby at a time
Depth of the sea
FISHING AREA Water Quality Amount of Species Pollution Seabed Damage
This illegal net causes serious damage directly to those endangered animals and even plants and animals on the bottom of the sea
Fish
Fish
Jelly Fish
MIDDLE SEA Fertility Amount of Species Water Quality Human Interfearance Squid
SHALLOW SEA Fertility Amount of Species Water Quality Human Interfearance
MOUNTAIN ZONE Fertility Land Quality Amount of Species Suitability
BEACH FORNT ZONE Fertility Land Quality Amount of Spicies Suitability
Fish
Fish DEEP SEA Fertility Amount of Species Water Quality Human Interfearance DEEP SEA (With Marine Plants) Fertility Amount of Species Water Quality Human Interfearance
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KOH MAK AQUARIUM
KOH MAK AQUARIUM
DESIGN CONCEPT
Sightseeing Hub
Feeding Hub
Shuttle Station Hub
Diving Hub
The Hub focusing on the natural surrounding around the site location.
The Feeding Hub allows visitor to be able to feed around the preserved area.
The Station allows visitors to be able to access all hubs and both buildings.
The access points into the ocean, used for both farming and scuba diving.
TOP LEVEL AXONOMETRIC
Complete the design with sustainable materials to ensure the project quality and performance ove time.
BOARDWALK SYSTEM connecting the project with one of the nearby island, to create new oppurtunity to study about turtles.
OUTDOOR EXHIBITION main circulation area connected to the courtyard and the pier
FRESH WATER learn about sustainability
SALT WATER main experience for the users
Serv 2.5 ice x3 m
FLOOR PLAN LEVEL AXONOMETRIC
Shells Dugong Squid Gulf of Thailand
Sea Quality
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Fish Locals & Visitors
Sea Grass Sea Turtle
Prawn & Crabs
UNDERGROUND LEVEL PLAN AXONOMETRIC
The Circulation started from the main entrance and then divided into different zones based on the focused experience and surrounding.
The water system linking through each treatment station in order to maintain a proper amount and quality of the water.
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KOH MAK AQUARIUM
ZONE A Thailand’s Ocean Room
5
DESIGN D E TA I L S
4 7
6
KOH MAK AQUARIUM
1
3
2
8 14 9
10
12 Exhibition Entrance
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13
16
ZONE B Next exhibition Main service area
15
Coastal Resources Zone
Multi Media Introduction
Koh Mak Marine Zone
Gulf of Thailand Zone
ZONE C
ZONE B Spiral Ramp
SALT WATER EXHIBITION BUILDING First Floor Plan scale 1 : 500 9 Fish Exhibition B 10 Spiral ramp 11 Waiting Area 12 Transition Bridge 13 Main Pumping Room 14 Service and Pumping Area 15 Main Aquarium Tank 16 Panorama Glass wall
1 Entrance 2 Ticketing 3 Reception 4 Staff Quarter 5 Gulf of Thailand Room 6 Koh M0ak Room 7 Fish Exhibition A 8 Shellfish Exhibition
Complete the design with sustainable materials to ensure the project quality and performance ove time.
TOP LEVEL AXONOMETRIC
EXIT
Panoramic Tank
Double Height Tank
Servi 2.5 ce x3 m
7
8
6 5 4
1
Wheelchair Ramp
Spiral Section
FLOOR PLAN LEVEL AXONOMETRIC
2
3
The Circulation started from the main entrance and then divided into different zones based on the focused experience and surrounding.
ZONE C Ocean Aquarium Tank
SALT WATER EXHIBITION BUILDING Underground level Plan scale 1 : 500 1 Spiral Entrance 2 Waiting Ara 3 Main Aquarium tank 4 Main Pumpbing Room 5 Toilet 6 Toilet 7 Service 8 Service and Pumping Room
Underwater Tunnel System
Wheel Chair Ramp
UNDERGROUND LEVEL PLAN AXONOMETRIC
The water system linking through each treatment station in order to maintain a proper amount and quality of the water.
MARINE CENTER & Aquarium PROTOTYPE Koh Mak could be an ideal location for a pilot pro ject due to available protected beach fronts and existing species living around the island. This eco facility would need to be coupled with a touristic program such as a ‘marine park’ to make it financially feasible, to benefit the local economy and to increase its exposure to larger masses.
wood panel facade functional roof structure
concealed entrance shallow passage
South Elevation
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steel reinforced precast concrete
SCALE 1 : 500
beginning of the experience passage towards the ocean
Series of learning experience
open courtyard boardwalk connecting to an island
West Elevation SCALE 1 : 500
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KOH MAK AQUARIUM
KOH MAK AQUARIUM
DESIGN D E TA I L S
TRUSS SYSTEM to secure and hold the shape of the roof
STRUCTURE INDENTATION
Fresh Water Building Plan scale 1 : 500
Turtle Shelter Plan scale 1 : 500
Wood Panel Surface
Food Source Base Column Plan scale 1 : 500 nursery tanks
Sustainable Farming
Truss Structure Plan scale 1 : 500
Experiment area (Plantation )
underground exhibition Treatment room
main tank room
Terrace Cafe New Mangrove Coast
Outdoor Exhibition area
1 2
3
4
small meeting and events
5
PRECAST CONCRETE STRUCTURE
9
7
The best option for the site location. the transportation and construction process will be the most suitable for the site area
main exhibition
6
12
13
10
8
community meeting
14
double room
11 15 Exhibition Building Plan scale 1 : 500 1 Audiotorium 2 Audiotorium backstage 3 Lobby 4 Event Hall 5 Toilet 6 Staff Quarter 7 Nursery Room A
8 Nursery Room B 9 Pumping 10 Main Treatment Tank 11 Transportation area 12 Preservation Lab and Tank Room A 13 Preservation Lab and Tank Room B 14 Preservation Lab and Tank Room C 15 Preservation Lab and Tank Room D
Auditorium space capacity : 130
membrane structure salt water zone aquarium fresh water zone prototype garden
visitor zone outdoor events
South west Elevation SCALE 1 : 500
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rain harvesting sustainable roof rain water storage
SCALE 1 : 500
treatment experiment
fresh water exhibition sustainable prototype
main aquarium tank
SCALE 1 : 500
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03 SUMMER 2014
CIVIL INSTITUTION COMMUNITY NETWORK HUA LUM PHONG, BANGKOK, THAILAND
HUA LUM PHONG TRAIN STATION The Hua Lum Phong Station has been built 98 years ago, and has been the center of many Transportation within the city and around the country. Hua Lum Phong is one of the most important train station of Thailand. Everyday, more that 60,000 passengers and 200 trains comes to the station for almost a century now. This project aims to preserve and renovate nearby area of Hua Lum Phong Station into a new community network of Bangkok.
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COMMUNITY NETWORK
COMMUNITY NETWORK Site Proposal The project divided site into both vertically and horizontally in order to create the most effective civic connection network thrroughout the whole area.
Meeting room
DESIGN CONCEPT
Multipurpose room
Exhibition space Lobby
Meeting room Circulation core
Circulation core Exhibition space Exhibition space
Cafe
Toilet Storage
Toilet Storage
Dropoff
Gallery / exhibition space
Gallery
Delivery
BUILDING A 2nd Floor
BUILDING A 1st Floor
Commercial zone
Food court Commercial zone
Shopping mall blocks Toilet Storage
Theater
Shopping mall blocks Commercial zone
Dropoff
BUILDING B Floor plan
Delivery Starter Shape
Adjusting
Building
Each building provides different functions based on the surrounding , but still connected.
Related to the surroundings
Outdoor reading area
Starter Shape
Starter Shape
Adjusting
Adjusting
Outdoor reading area
Related to the surroundings
Related to the surroundings
Event hall Lobby
Toilet Circulation core Storage
Outdoor reading area media Library Outdoor reading area
Main Library zone
BUILDING C Floor plan
Garden Zone Dropoff
Site surrounded with garden and argricutural spaces
Water treatment Circulation core Fish farm
Create connections between the site
Connects to the canal
Add building mass
Seperate according to the analysis Ecology garden
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Connects to the canal
Create connections between the site
CITY NETWORK The existing Hua Lum Phong station and its territories are actually one of the biggest unused space in Bangkok. The decreasing number of trains coming to the station every year have been concerned by the government. The station need to be renovated into a more useful space. This is the starting point of the new community netwotk, a large area of Hua Lum Phong station will be redesigned into a series of building aims to become the largest public space of the city. The series of building are planned to utilized the underground train station the main access point for people while the large underground parking spaces are deisgned to help with the traffic problem of Bangkok.
Add building mass
Connects to the canal
Add building mass
Seperate according to the analysis
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Transportation Hub
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BUILDING D Floor plan
Drop off
Seperate according to the analysis
Underground Level
Ecology Building
The project prososed a large scale parking lots underneath the site in order to reduce create more green spaces through the site.
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COMMUNITY NETWORK
DESIGN D E TA I L S
COMMUNITY NETWORK The Ecology Building
The waste water system allow the canal water to be recycled and reused with in the site.
The Public Library
MRT Station & Underground Network
The Shopping Malls & Public night market
The Gallery & Exhibition Space
Cultural Museum & Exhibition space
Circulation Core
Lobby
Drop off
Storage
Cafe
Exhibition space
Multi Purposes Room Lobby
Circulation core Exhibition space
Exhibition
Toilet
Cafe
Gallery
The projects consists of many buildings each provide different functions that will be the most suitable for people. The project has been designed to be self-sustainable, by generating its own power with the help of solar power, canal and recycle facility located in one of the main building. The existing station of Hua Lum Phong will be kept as a museum due to its inreplaceable value, reserved for people to visit.The rest of the are however, has been redesigned in order to be used more effective. The land space are designed based on the network analysis of the area, providing better circulation for both vehicles and pedestrian. EAST ELEVATION
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PLANNING
Toilet Storage Meeting room
Meeting Rooms
Existing Bridges Connection directly to the Voild Garden
Meeting room Circulation core
Meeting room Circulation core Toilet Storage
Toilet Storage
Dropoff
THE NEW NETWORK
Multipurpose room Multipurpose room
Multipurpose room
Exhibition space
Delivery/Service
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Storage Multipurpose room
Storage
Meeting room
Gallery / exhibition space Delivery
BUILDING B 1st Floor
BUILDING B 2nd Floor
BUILDING B 3rd Floor
Event Hall
CONNECTING
F4 - Mixed use Space F3 - Luxury Products and Cinema F3 - Mixed use Space
F2 - Clothing and Foot Wear
F2 - Meeting Rooms and Exhibition Hall
F1 - Food Court and Shops B1 - Void Garden
F1 - Exhibition Rooms and Lobby
F1 - Cultural Museum
F2 - Mixed use Space
F2 - Private Member and Event Hall
F1 - Factory and Argricultural Zone
F1 - Library and Cafe’
B1 - Void Garden and Loading Area
B1 - Void Garden
B1 - Void Garden
B1 - Underground Train Museum
F3 - Mixed use Space
Hua lum Phong Station - The Land Mark
Main Court Yard
The Gallery
The Plaza
The Public Library
The Ecology Building
Will be transform into museum of thai culture and also an exhibition area. Available for both outdoor and indoor activities. Also, located next to the new subway hub.
The space designed for major events and ceremony.
Exhibit art and historical items.
Shopping malls and commercial building, located near the public market space.
Allows the community to access to the pubclic archives.
maintain the stability of all the green spaces in and around the site, also waste recycle building.
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-1- Muitl purpose room -2- Toilet -3- Gallery storage -4- Multi purpose zone -5- Event halls
-1- Reception -2- Lobby area -3- Cafe -4- Circulation core -5- Toilet -6- Gallery stage -7- Gallery -8- Meeting room -9- Multipurpose room -10- Exhibition area -11- Delivery zone
Adding facade panels grid
2nd Floor plan
3rd Floor plan
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-1- Muitl purpose room -2- Toilet -3- Gallery storage -4- Multi purpose zone -5- Event halls
Building
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Building
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04 WINTER 2013
THE GREEN HOTEL COMMUNITY HOTEL Bang kra jao, Bangkok, Thailand
‘HEART OF BANGKOK’ Bang Kra Jao is known for being one of the most environment friendly area closed to Bangkok. The area become more and more popular to both Thai people and tourism, due to the nature, views and extremely healthy atmosphere. After a series of site research and analysis around the area, Bang Kra Jao popularity has grown rapidly yet, the capacity of this ‘Heart of Bangkok’ is still unable to welcome all the guests around the world. The green hotel is an affordable short term and long term residential project that allows tourist to stay. The hotel located next the the only floating market of Bang Kra Jao in order to provide more public spaces for the community. The hotel not just only about welcoming new people but also to help reserving nature and culture of bang Kra Jao as well. 40 |
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THE GREEN HOTEL
THE GREEN HOTEL THE BEST VIEW the north side of the land is a view of a famous floating market and beautfil green land
S I T E ANALYSIS
N UNCHANGEBLE VIEW the existed forrest that cannot be changed
SUN SHADE the sun will rise on the right side of the land which is the canal side
LEAST ATTRACTIVE VIEW the locals residents that cannot be touched
ACCESS the site can be access by vehicles and also by water transportation
INTERSECTION the corner of an intersection crowded with locals
THE BEST VIEW the north side of the land is a view of a famous floating market and beautfil green land
FORM FINDING PROCESS
BANG NUM PHUENG
SITE
- Local temple
MARKET
UNCHANGEBLE VIEW the existed forrest that cannot be changed LISTING PROGRAMS All the programs has been created and listed into a series
CENTER SPACE Add big commercial space asa shared facility to the site. Arranged next to the canal, noticable area.
ADJUST TO THE SITE Cut part of the site to create more circulation. and adjust the form accordingly.
ARRANGE BY ZONING Seperate into 3 zones, each has different levels. based on privacy and safety.
CIRCULATION Create pathway to all the parts of the site
NATURE AS BOUNDARY Surround everything withgreen boundary and water.
EDUCATION
MARKET
MARKET
PLANTATION
- Floating market - Rare fruits - Traditional Thai foods - Value added products - Thai syle massage - Souvenirs - Argricuture products
GOVERMENT TEMPLE
- Music Performances - Gardening - Handcrafts - Boat rental service
OTOP HOMESTAY AREA
COMMUNITY FUNCTION The research phase of this project focused on the improving existing facilities around the area, and fulfill the local needs.After a long session of analysis and interviews. The lacking of community spaces is the number one priority of the locals, followed by a small amount of public areas. The development process of the Green Hotel especially the programs has been designed for the people of Bang Kra Jao to support their needs while attracting more tourists. By using the canal and the floating market next to the site as a part the design, the event area of the Green Hotel will allow people to preserve and promote the local culture through series of exhibitions.
JOSS STICK HOUSE
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ACCESS the site can be access by vehicles and also by water transportation
WATER Create zoning without walls, act as natural boundary.
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UNCHANGEBLE VIEW the existed forrest that cannot be changed
LEAST ATTRACTIVE VIEW the locals residents that cannot be touched
INTERSECTION the corner of an intersection crowded with locals
ELEVATE Different in height are used to divide each zones.
GARDEN Green areas act as flexible space for different functions.
PLANTATION Create Privacy but still allow windflow throughout the space.
TREES Shading device and also resting area.
1. Lobby 2. Parking Lots 3. Staff Transportation Parking 1.Staff Lobby 4. Room and Storage Room 2.Laundry Parking Lots 5. and Waste Management 3.Main Staff Dinning Transportation Parking 6. 4.Kitchen Staff Room and Storage Room 7. 5.Pier Laundry and Waste Management 8. 6.Waterside Main Dinning 9. Terraces 7. Kitchen 10. Main Staff Passage 8. Pier 11. Yoga and Meditating Pavillion 9. Waterside 12. Program XTerraces (Flexible Space) 10.Gathering Main Staff Space Passage 13. 1 11.Gathering Yoga and Space Meditating Pavillion 14. 2 12.Gathering Program XSpace (Flexible 15. 3 Space) 13.Swimming GatheringPool Space 1 16. 14.Maintainance Gathering Space 2 17. Room 15.Bar/ Gathering Space 3 18. Night Time Gathering Space 16.Bar/ Swimming Pool Gathering Space 19. Night Time 17.Water Maintainance 20. PumpingRoom machine 18. Bar/ Night Time Gathering Space 19. Bar/ Night Time Gathering Space 20. Water Pumping machine
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05 SUMMER 2014
COMMUNITY PARK
AREE SITE ANALYSIS PROJECT Urban Design, Aree, Bangkok
RESEARCH ANALYSIS SITE PROBLEM
1. TRAFFIC - cause by shared road space between vehicles and vendors
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3. SURROUNDING - Surrounded by buildings and houses but public services/areas still missing
- Lack of storage/commercial spaces The first phase of the project is the research analysis which mainly concern about the problems and how to solve them with the urban design. The interviewees suggests many useful informations which I divided into five categories. The goal is to understand the characteric of Soi Ari then trying to adapting rather than changing it into completely new place.
- Lack of nature/ sunscreen places - Lack of safety on roads and footpaths - Lack of Circulation management
URBAN DESIGN CONCEPT INTERLOCKING CONCEPT
The indentity of Ari, commercial street has been adapted into community buildings which allow better use of spaces.
The project connect to the existing Ari BTS Station for easier and safer transportation and reduces traffic use.
Green Space
Walking Space
THE NEW AREE PARK This urban design project is located in Soi aree, known as one of bangkok’s most crowded area along the BTS skytrain line. Soi Aree has a very impressive growth rate, the increasing number of newcomers combined with people working and living creates major traffic problems. Also, due to the amount of unused space such as shophouses and old buildings, it is exrtremely important to rethink on how to make the most use out of this area. This new Community Park purposed a renovation to the area, linking existing BTS walkway to newly designed buildings and parking spaces. This public and commercial space utilized every buildings spaces properly, while the underground area can be used as multi-purpose area as well.
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The open space create for the community to have more green space and more public area within the Soi.
Redesign the space by adding underground parking/storage spaces along with skybridges in order to avoid unneccesary traffic on the street .
The concept of the project is to redesign a space that gathers the commercial shops together by providing spaces and create a systematic categories on each level to ensure the effective way of organizing the space. Also the concept will provide addition storage areas and public spaces for the community according to the needs of the users. Different levels combined with new circulation system allows Soi Ari to have better circulation, more parking spaces, more open spaces while still maintain the main characteristic of the Soi created by those vendors and shops community.
Commercial/Shops
Underground Storage
Each floor carries different functions that can be working together to create the most suitable space for all of the functions.
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COMMUNITY PARK
COMMUNITY PARK
CONCEPT &DESIGNS
MASTER PLAN - ADAPTATION
PROJECT AXONOMETRIC
ARI BTS STATION
EXISTING SITE MAP SCALE 1 : 3000 N
MASSING
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NEW SITE MAP PROPOSAL SCALE 1: 2000 N
EXPAND
The project proposal concerns about the identity of Soi Ari, the characteristic of the Soi filled with shops and vendors all the time becomes the uniqueness of the site and needs to be kept. The new design proposed a new community building type which creates better circulations and also to create a more systematic way for all of the shops and vendors. The New project reduces the traffic in the area while offering even more space for all of the commercial business. Also, creating a green area in order to solves the lack of open spaces according to the survey.
The project boundary Garden area Ari BTS Station
Car and Pedestrian pathway New circulations Path connected to BTS station
The new proposal acted as a networking system, linking the surround together like it used to be. The project using the concept of adaptation, transforming the chaotic system of Soi Ari into a more systematic network that improve the quality of this community and provide a bigger, cleaner and safer emvironment for the site.
STREET PROFILES
MASTER PLAN - CIRCULATION MASTER PLAN CONCEPT
BTS NETWORK
BRIDGE NETWORK
EXTENDED SPACE
PUBLIC SPACE
Open space core in order to create circulations and proper surroundings
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EXTENDED SPACE
BRIDGE NETWORK
SECTION B EXTENDED SPACE
The project boundary Garden area Ari BTS Station
Car and Pedestrian pathway New circulations Path connected to BTS station
Connecting bridge Accessibility lines
Thelayout of the project has been designed in order to create connections from both existing and newly created access points. The layout concept has been create by concerning both indoor and outdoor sapces combined. The core which is the main public area has been located in the centerthen surrounded with building create an effective use of space equally for every area. The connections also important so, the circulation not just only create new paths but to create new shortcut system directed to the main road.
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PUBLIC SPACE
MASTER PLAN SCALE 1 : 1000 N
BRIDGE NETWORK
The Design creates a network that can be adapt to near by buildings or even with new buildings in the future. This creates endless possibility to the urban system.
EXTENDED SPACE
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COMMUNITY WORKSHOP URBAN DESIGN FOR COMMUNITY Baan Krua comunity, Bangkok , Thailand
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The house was build first by the owner of the land, she lived here since she was born approzimately 40 years ago. This house was build later on, using newer materials such as concrete. The time it finished is slightly after the first two.
PHRASE 1 PHRASE 2
The connection pathway was later on attached between the two houses. Joining the community.
PHRASE 3 Concrete platform was build the lastest, join all three buildings together.
The owner use the three houses and changed it into rent houses, this offer other families to stay in here, becoming one community
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BAN KRUA SITE MAP
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SITE RESEARCH In this workshop, Chulolongkorn University had a chance to be working with Kingston’s University on this urban community design project. The students working as team along side with professors and researchers from both university. The goal is to analyse an old community living along the canal, known as Baan Krua community. The project aims to use the mapping and urban analysis skills to captured the community’s problem s and developing solutions or improvments to the society of Baan Krua. This workshop are based on a series of observations and interviews, every area were documented and analyse in order to make sure that we can provide a them a better community in the future.
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BAAN KRUA ANALYSIS
BAAN KRUA ANALYSIS
S I T E ANALYSIS
FIRST INTERVIEWER GENDER: FEMALE AGE: 47 YEARS OLD OCCUPATION: HOUSE OWNER
SECOND INTERVIEWER GENDER: FEMALE AGE: 25 YEARS OLD OCCUPATION: RENTER
Q: Have long have you been living here ?
Q: Have long have you been living here ?
A: I lived here for a very long time, I think it was since this house first constrcuted.
A: Only just a few years ago. Not a very long time, but it seems like I lived here for a long time.
Q: How many households are in this community?
Q: Could you tell us more about this house? Why are these houses connected to each other?
Q: Why do you feel like you lived here for a long time? Why more than you think?
A: About 500 houses, but this is only Baan Krua Neua (north part). There are middle parts and southern parts, which we have to walk further, and that’s not in the area of my responsibility.
A: I am actually the owner of this house, first it was not 3 houses combined, but later on it was modified and now the house acted like a dormitory for renting.
A: I don’t really know, but I think I enjoy being here, the place is quiet and no busy activities going on around the place I stay.
Q: How many people live in this area?
Q: So how many families or people have been living in this house since it was changed into dormitory?
Q: Could you tell us more about this house?
A: About 3,000 people
A: There are couple of families lived here, but not all of them are family, there are individual too. It is separated into three houses, so each house per one family or individuals.
A: Well, I have been living in one of the room here, and there are lots of people living together right now. They are all friendly, we help each other if we can.
Q: I supposed you are Muslim? And are most of the people Muslim as well?
Q: If your houses are used as dormitory, where do you live?
Q: It seems like the house has been maintainance before, did you noticed some of it?
A: I lived here as well, me and my family live together with the renters but in a diffrent part of the house.
A: It stayed the same since I moved here but, I was told that the stairs has been re-created, it was made from wood before. I think it was different houses before, but I don’t really know the deep information about the history.
Q: What about safety? A: This community is pretty safe, there are no theives here, it is quite surprising for me too. We look at each others back, make sure everyone is safe. The community is quite close and friendly as you can see. Q: Since it seems like all the houses are connected so, do they really connected together or seperated? A: Yes, all of the houses are linked with each other and people can walk from one to another. Even though the houses are separated, but we are still very close neighbors.
KRU KANDA GENDER: FEMALE AGE: ABOUT 50 YEARS OLD OCCUPATION HEAD OF BAAN KRUA COMMUNITY LOCATION: DARUFALA MOSQUE
Q: Do you know any of the neighbors? How close are you guys in this community? A: I know all of them, but for few, I feel much closer than others, I don’t know some of them, but I can say that they are very freindly to everyone. Q: Do you know where did the renters come from? And what is the reason? A: I don’t know exactly, everyone of them, they just came here and rent the rooms, I think the main reason is because it is near their workplaces, as for me too.
A: Yes, I’m Muslim as well as most of the people in this community. However, there are Buddhist too Q: What do people do for their living? A: A lot of people are working people, so they work in the city, outside of the community. They left in the morning and come back in the evening. There are a lot of houses in here that turned into rental apartment. They divided their houses into rooms for their own living and for other people to come and stay within that house. Q: We heard there are silk weaving in this area?
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A: Yes, there are 2 silk weaving factories in this community. They used to work for Jim Thompson, but now they stop sending silk and for Jim Thompson and work independently. Q: Is this government property? A: Some areas belong to the government, but there are private properties as well.
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07 SUMMER 2013
HONEYCOMB
CREATIVE LEARNING CENTER Petchburi, Thailand
CONSTRUCTION DESIGN The Honeycomb is a award winning design project, the design has been developed and finally build in summer 2013. This design started as a group project in a construction class. This final assignment encourage every teams to design a new affordable library, and the Honeycomb was the selected work. The Honeycomb was able to be an award winning because of the modular structure, incredibly strong and easy to transport. The honeycomb structure are used to design bothinterior and exterior including the furniture, so that everything can be replaced or rearrange due to the mudular system.
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08 SUMMER 2013
GREEN ARCHITECTURE DESIGN EXPERIMENTAL WORKSHOP Green Design Camp, Bali, Indonesia
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: BALI This international workshop trip gave an oppurtunity to learn more about Balinese architecture. The goal of this trip is to explore a broad variety of green architecture started from visiting hotels, resorts and landmarks. Then the students went to the Green School Camp, a self-sustainable school where we learned about Bamboo construction techniques.
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09 SUMMER 2013
SCHOOL LIBRARY DESIGN BUILD FOR COMMUNITY Baan Kokraton School, Pracheenburi, Thailand
NEW LIBRARY This library design project taking on the modern concept of a ‘Sala’ (Thai pavillion), designed to prevent the building from unavoidable flood in the area. The building was build with a combination of recycled materials, and conwood which offers a more practical and affordable solution in terms of maintainance. The space has been designed to act as a multi-purpose area, according to the school request. The ‘Library’ can be used as outdoor learning area and event hall. 64 |
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10 SUMMER 2012
SUPERCRIT AWARD YEAR ONE DESIGN EXCELLENENCE Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
‘INDA SUPERCRIT’ The Supercrit is an event held every summer, the goal of this event is to showcase all of the selected works from students. The instructors and teachers will picked the best candidate from each group, but only the final two will be nominated. In 2012 , as one the nominee from year one student, I had a chance to present my project in front of invited guests from all around the country.
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