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SIRADA LEEVANIJKUL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ACADEMIC + PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO

Academic Projects

01-20 01 31-40 03 The garden by P landscape Nanjing Hexi Andaz Hotel

Study and Proposed Landscape Developement of Don Chedi Monument King Naresuan The Great

Professional Projects

3rd year Studio Project, 2018 P Landscape Co., Ltd., 2021 P Landscape Co., Ltd., 2022

B.L.A Thesis Project, 2019 NAVANAKORN INDUSTRIAL ZONE: Water Link Life 21-30 02 41-50 04 51-56 05

Other works

Study and Proposed Landscape

Developement

of Don Chedi Monument King Naresuan The Great Supanburi, Thailand

Landscape area: 376 rai (148.6 acre)

Position: Landscape Architecture Student 4th Year Academic Thesis (Individual Project)

Adivisor: Assoc. Prof. Vipakorn Thumwimol (Vipakorn.T@chula.ac.th)

In 2019, the fine arts department had a development plan to renovate the Don Chedi monument to become the national monument of Thailand. The site was formerly a battlefield in the Yuttahattee war, the most memorable battle in the history of Thailand. This war was a royal duel on the elephant’s back, King Naresuan the Greats of Siam, whose victory over Mingyi Swa of Burma and enshrined relics of Yuttahattee pagoda to be an honor and representative of the victory and freedom of the Siamese people. Even then, the pagoda and the site were abandoned for more than 600 years until King Rama IX renovated the pagoda to become the Don Chedi monument. The site is now located in the center of the Don Chedi district of Suphan Buri.

This thesis studies and examines the cultural heritage conservation and development that is consistent with the current situation and preserves the intrinsic value of history. The project’s challenges are to seek strategies concurrently with the public and government in an urban context to prepare for future development and to renovate the master plan of the Don chedi monument, designated to be the new national archaeolog ical site for historical learning places. In addition, educators will encourage the acquisition of independence and appreciate Thai ancestors’ sacrifices.

“A large tree can stand against the storm only with deep and strong roots. Unless, we take good care of our roots, how will we survive?”

Acedemic: Thesis Project 2019

01 CULTURAL HERITAGE PROJECT 1

Macro scale

Scope area: Learning center

Meso scale

Scope area: Future plan developement of Donchedi district

Micro scale

Scope area: 376 rai conservative area by The fine arts department

Acedemic: Thesis Project 2019 2

Suphanburi used to be city barrier and route for attack Burmese army. (Myanmar)

18 Jan 1592,The battle of Yutthahatthi(Elephant duel) was fought. Ayotthaya army (King Naresuan the Great), the conqueror of Burmese army (King of Ava)

25 Jan 1592, King Naresuan the Great order army build pagoda of Yutthahatthi to represent triumph

In this period, the area became abandone and pagoda deteriorate.

Located of Pagoda

In King Rama VI, Damrong Rajanubhab found Yutthahat thi Pagoda and reconstruction. Nevertheless, this project didn’t ﬁnish

Yutthahatthi pagoda enrolled by The ﬁne arts department

In King Rama V, appointed team construction Don Chedi monument to continued renovation process, connected route and set boundary to become Don Chedi Memorial

King Rama V went to grand opening Don Chedi memorial

Designed and sculptural by Silpa bhirasri (National Artist).

Original Pagoda from sketching

Abandoned Pagoda

Fine art departments designed pagoda differnce from original, because their lack of evidence to cover original.

Thai goverment selected, 18 Jan is the day to commemorate King Naresuan the Great and the victory of Yutthahatthi battle

Preservation Pagoda

Historic Don Chedi Monument

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20 meter from water levels

1350 1592 1767 1958 2007 1913 1935 1952 Thonburi Kingdom Ayutthaya Kingdom Rattanakosin Kingdom 1952 2002 2017 2019 3

2019

Since 1952, Don chedi has finished renovation. This memorial becomes the city-centric of Suphanburi. Many people began to immigrate to live in the me morial site or surrounding, making this memorial a living monument and a cultural center for the community. Unfortunately, the role of the area changed from time to time to serve people’s activities, and usability, including the proj ect renovation since 1952, was not concerned about city expansion in the future that make valuable a site and monumental in terms of physical, activity, and meaning of national treasure at present be destroyed during the time

+ + Build road and highway that connect community Team construction Don chedi had provided three phasing for renovation Site

Urban Developement Preserved monument and created community in memorial area which lay out planning by Fine Arts Department 1 2 Kanchanaburi Supanburi Highway No.2 Supanburi Highway No.1 Other Province Don Chedi Si Prachan (225Rai) to be Don chedi +++ Highway Road No 1 ++Highway Road No 2 +++ +++ Conservation zone Buffer zone Development zone Principle of conservation and developement design Restore and preservation +++ Expanded preserve area 148.5 Acre (376 Rai) to be Don chedi monumental Dig Ditch surrounding site represented moat ++ ++

Developement

Renovation Don Chedi Memorial make Urban development 4

Street No.3264

Street No.3038

Street No.322

Vision plan

Strategy

and

Don Chedi Monument Don Chedi temple

Concept: Past meets the future city

The overall concept of ‘Past meets the future city‘ is initiated for the conservation identity and value of the battlefield of Yuttahattee site along with the development of Amphor Don chedi to be a city-centric in a sustainable way. The vision is the estimated possibility of a potential route for building the sequence of approaches together with considering the beauty of the Yuttahattee pagoda, which is mainly a landmark of the city. This vision can be divided into three projects; Route connected Nong Sarai Historical Park project, Area and building heigh controlling projects, and the Traffic and Visual improvement project. This has led to the site and monument archaeological study on the urban scale of this compound.

Route Connected High controlling area Traffic and visual improvement Buend Nong Sarai historical site King Naresuan army area Tha Khoi canel

Design Strategy: Route connected to Nong Sarai Historical Park street AFTER AFTER Wasteland Bike lean (1.5m.) Car lean (9m.) Set back area Bioswale Mimusops elengi Signage Inspired from Cultivated area Car lean (7m.) Millingtonia hortensis Diospyros mollis Groundcover (Wasteland) King Rama V canal Set back area Mimusops elengi Wasteland Cultivated area Car lean (7m.) King Rama V canal Set back area Mimusops elengi BIOSWALE AFTER BEFORE BIOSWALE Runoff collection Drainage AFTER BIOSWALE Porous Concrete Runoff collection AFTER BEFORE Epoxy Road Porous Concrete Runoff collection Drainage BEFORE AFTER AFTER Signage Inspired from wall of barrac Epoxy Road Runoff collection Signage Inspired from wall of barrac Runoff collection AFTER AFTER Runoff collection BEFORE Entrance of Nong Sarai Historical Park street 500 m. arrival at Nong Sarai Historical Park Street No.3038 AFTER Porous Concrete Signage Inspired from wall of barrac Distance Signage Runoff collection Runoff collection AFTER BEFORE Porous Concrete Signage Inspired from wall of barrac Distance Signage Runoff collection Runoff collection AFTER BEFORE Porous Concrete Signage Inspired from wall of barrac Distance Signage Runoff collection Runoff collection 7

Stadium

Design Strategy: Traffic and visual improvement

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For improvement, the traffic and visuals on the street must evaluate valuable potential routes and continuously visualize sequence. In addition, the design process must concern the city’s landmark, Don Chedi pagoda, and simulta neously design the landscape elements surrounding that are suitable and en couraged for this landmark. Before 8

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Street Property line Property line 20m. Thalia dealbata Pandanus amaryllifolius lanes Buffer Bike path Epoxy asphalt with color Road Asphlt Recreation zone Concrete block permeable paving Harringbone pattern Pedestrian zone Concrete block permeable paving lineare pattern Thalia dealbata, Pandanus amaryllifolius Property line 20 Varies Flexible area Community DonChedi Monument site Rain garden/Bio basin Two travel lanes Recreation area Tree planter/ Buffer Property line Property line 20 Property line 20 20 Community Tree planter/ Buffer Rain garden/Bio basin Two travel lanes Street Isle Bike lane Property line Property line 0 5 10 20 Property line Property line 0 5 10 20 20 Community Ditch Rain garden/Bio basin Street Isle Tree planter/ Buffer Property line Property line 0 5 10 20m. Plantation Saraca indica L., Delonix regia Millingtonia hortensis Cochlospermum regium Wrightia antidysenterica Leucophyllum frutescens (Berl.) Johnson. Thalia dealbata Pandanus amaryllifolius Ixora, Lantana camara, Brunfelsia uniflora (Pohl) D. Don. Flexible area Community DonChedi Monument site Ditch Sidewalk Rain garden/Bio basin Two travel lanes Street Isle Bike lane Recreation area Tree planter/ Buffer Legend Street Isle Sidewalk Recreation area Bike lane Two travel lanes Tree planter/ Buffer Community Flexible area Ditch Rain garden/Bio basin DonChedi Monument site Pedestrian Concrete block permeable Lineare pattern Road Asphlt Recreation area Concrete block permeable Harringbone pattern Material Selection Bike path Epoxy asphalt with color Design Strategy: Traffic and visual improvement 9

back High controlling area 20 Varies Flexible area Community DonChedi Monument Ditch Sidewalk Rain garden/Bio Two travel lanes Street Isle Bike lane Recreation area Tree planter/ Buffer Property line Property line 20 Varies Varies 20 Flexible area Community DonChedi Monument site Ditch Tree planter/ Buffer Sidewalk Rain garden/Bio basin Two travel lanes Street Isle Bike lane Recreation area Property line 5 10 20 Varies Property line Property line 0 5 10 20 20 Varies Flexible area Community DonChedi Monument site Ditch Sidewalk Rain garden/Bio basin Two travel lanes Street Isle Bike lane Recreation area Tree planter/ Buffer 9.00 1.00 Property line Property line 0 5 10 20m. Plantation Two travel lanes Bike lane area Tree planter/ Buffer 10

2 1. Main Entrance 2. Independence Lawn 3. Victory Fountain 4. Worship area 5. The Royal Monument of King Naresuan the Great 6. Ancient tree (Ficus religiosa) 7. Don Chedi pagoda (Museum) 8. Ancient pond 9. Yuttahattee veterans Memorial 10. Information center 11. Football feild/ Event area 12. Recreation seating area 13. Recreation area 14. Learning construction of Don chedi pagoda 15. Yuttahattee story wall 16. Map fountain of King Rama IX’s travel route 17. Uniforms and weapons of soldiers in Yuttahattee war 18. Hologram organization troop of King Naresuan the Great 19. Memorial to the heroes 20. Maze in the war (Labyrinth) 21. Chess army board game 22. Exhibition model of Yuttahattee 23. Dreming Island (Recreation) 24. Sky walk 25. Rotation event exhibition 3 4 5 6 7 14 16 17 19 23 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 29 30 31 33 33 34 36 35 10 11 13 8 12 1 1 Yuttahattee Learning Outdoor zone King Naresuan’s dream park zone Monumental park 11

0 N 50 20 100m. 1:1000 33. Worship shop 34. Toilet 35.Parking lots 36. Parking bike 37. Service area (Storage, Matainace, Nursery, and Parking lots) 43. Temple 44. Parsonage 45. Lawn and yard/ Youth camp 46. Youth camp Residence 38. Office of goverment 39. Fire station 40. Police station 41. Wat Don Chedi School 42. Don Chedi Hospital 26. Playground 27. Exercise yard 28. Cafe 29. Waterfront terrace 30. Outdoor cafeteria 31. Cafeteria 32. Market 15 18 20 21 22 29 31 32 32 34 35 36 37 38 38 40 39 42 41 13 43 43 43 46 44 45 35 35 35 35 34 34 34 9 9 zone Facility and Service Don Chedi temple Goverment Agency 12

The Donchedi monument is designed to be dedicated to the celebration and to honor King Naresuan, the great who is a Thai national hero in the period of the Ayutthaya Kingdom. The foundation of the layout follows the structure plan of the Fine Arts Department in 1950 but still responds to the conservation area principles. The masterplan design concerns the pres ent function of the site and maintains the value of a national historic site. In the process of design, the metaphor of meaning is integrated and symbolically in the philosophy and situ ation ways in each landscape element. Visitors can learn in the museum pagoda and walk through the terrace of the pagoda to see the panorama view. The surrounding is designed for the learner to learn by themselves in outdoor museum areas. Furthermore, all around the site have facilities and recreation areas for serving people’s activities.

Concept: The honor of warrior King Naresuan the great

The layout follows the principle of the conservation area and plans in 1950 by Fine Arts Department.

King Naresuan the great stuck in the circle of enermy

Water is represented happiness and peace of independence

Celebration of independence

Design and layout planning by Fine Arts Department 1950

space

King Naresuan Ayothaya’s soldiers

Wisdom and ability Happiness and peaceful Praise and celebration

Enermy

Grid of site Transition areas Buffer zones Core areas 14

Main Road Emergency Route

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01 Site 02 Circulation 03 Learning Route Exibition

This site has a national archaeological monument that situated in the urban context that has valuable of tangible and intangible way

01 Site 02 Circulation

This site has a national archaeological monument of tangible and intangible way

This site has a national archaeological monument that situated in the urban context that has valuable of tangible and intangible way

Goverment Agency Hospital Temple Floating market

Coserrvation area Recreation area

04 Zoning

The arrangement of circulation helps decrease trafﬁc jams.

The arrangement of circulation helps decrease traffic jams.

The arrangement of circulation helps decrease trafﬁc jams.

03 Learning Route Exibition

The learning route helps guide tourists and leaner to encourage them to learn by themselves

05 Forest and Green area 06 Water resource area

Building and zoning are placed by potential accessibility, behavior analysis and solve a tuft community problem to achieve the most effective function and space.

Building and zoning are placed by potential accessibili ty, behavior analysis and solve a tuft community prob lem to achieve the most effective function and space.

Building and zoning are placed by potential accessibility, behavior analysis and solve a tuft community problem to achieve the most effective function and space.

Retention Landscape

Green Learning Historical Conservation area Green street Main Pedestrain loop Parking lots

Selection plants in this site are connected to signiﬁcant plant in Yutthahatti war chronicle, while respect native plants and existing tree

Selection plants in this site are connected to significant plant in Yutthahatti war chronicle, while respect native plants and existing tree to achieve the most effective function and space.

Selection plants in this site are connected to signiﬁcant plant in Yutthahatti war chronicle, while respect native plants and existing tree

Natural slope Natural slope HP +17.50

04 Zoning 05 Forest and Green area 06 Water resource area

The facility serves as a historical site, the center of the city, and recreation area

The facility serves as a historical site, the center of the city, and recreation area to achieve the most effective function and space.

The facility serves as a historical site, the center of the city, and recreation area

The landform of the site is vital to preserving because it is indicated to an icon and give meaning to located Yutthahatti pagoda

Design reserving water from site existing concerning and natural slope in the middle of the site to help flowing drainage and saving water for aesthetic protective fence and recreational activities

Design reserving water from site existing concerning and natural slope in the middle of the site to help flowing drainage and saving water for aesthetic protective fence and recreational activities to achieve the most effective function and space.

Sub pedestrian route Main pedestrian route Building usage Main road Parking lots

07 Facility 08 Contour 09 Events management

Water resource area 09 Events management

During the festival, events organizer have to collaborate with local people to a created policy of using the area and transportation in Don Chedi monument for easily management and preserve archaeological sites.

During the festival, events organizer have to collabo rate with local people to a created policy of using the area and transportation in Don Chedi monument for easily management and preserve archaeological sites.

Main Road Emergency Route

Active area Sub road Courtyard Green Learning Historical Conservation area Recreation Green street Main Pedestrain loop Bicycleparking Shuttle bus stop Parking lots Retention Landscape Natural slope Natural slope Goverment Agency Hospital Temple Floating market Coserrvation area Recreation area 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Sub pedestrian route Main pedestrian route Building usage Main road Parking lots

07 Facility 08 Contour 09 Events management 01 Site 04 Zoning 07 Facility 02 Circulation 05 Forest and Green area 08 Contour 03 Learning Route Exibition 06

Yuttahattee Learning Outdoor zone

Facility and Service zone

People can learn to arrange troops in the Yuttahattee war by themselves through playing the chess army board game. Interprete surrounding, and environment of the commercial zone became a floating market in Ayothaya period to make people learn about their society and lifestyle. This Dream park zone has rotation exibition and events throughout the entire year

King Naresuan’s dream park zone

Transition 195m. Buffer 130m. Core 65m.

Don Chedi Monument x= 65m.

TF Yuttahattee story wall Yuttahattee Learning Outdoor zone Learning construction of Don chedi pagoda

Concrete stamp The circle of enermy The honor and worship Mosaic paving Pebble Concrete stamp Brick wall Tile 17

Dalbergia oliveri Peltophorum pterocarpum Peltophorum pterocarpum Mimusops elengi Ziziphus Samanea saman Millingtonia hortensis

Transition Areas 195m. (3x)

Buffer Zone 130m. (2x)

(1x)

Worship

Areas 65m.

+17.50m. Recreation area

area Victory Fountain Independence Lawn Football feild/ Event area

Mangifera pentandra Peltophorum pterocarpum Mimusops elengi Cassia fistula Nerium oleander Millettia brandisiana Ziziphus Tectona grandis worship area to warrior King Naresuan the great Welcoming of celebration of independence area

Mosaic paving 18

Pebble Tile

Football field

space 19

Typical day Design multifunctional

space in Public Realms

Annual Major Event

Donchedi light and sound festival

NAVANAKORN INDUSTRIAL ZONE: WATER LINK LIFE

Pathum Thani, Thailand

Landscape area: 3,600 rai (1423.3 acre)

Position: Landscape Architecture Student 3rd Year Studio Project (Individual Project)

Adivisor: Assoc. Prof. Asan Suwanarit (asan@ap.tu.ac.th)

From the history of the fertility of wetland ecology, Pathumthani that people live with nature to become the Navanakorn industrial zone and have a policy of expansion city development. It makes people gradually separate from ecology and unaware of place restrictions and how lower the land is compared with the sea level. Therefore, people in this area face the floodplain problem every rainy season and suffer enormous economic losses.

As a result, this project aims to study the procession of ecology analysis by overlay and evaluate layers of ecology factors to find the suitable and unsuitable site selection for development or preservation to retain water to avoid flooding issues. Moreover, the study also focuses on relations in the ecosystem that make people and nature can be associated by considering the existing condition, economic factors, and historic sites under the concept of ‘Water link life.’

Acedemic: Studio Project 2018 02 ECOLOGY PROJECT 21

Residential and Commercial Area

Industrial area Road Canal 1995 2005 2016 Present

Excisting Condition

Pathum Thani is Grassland have geogaphy low alluvial flats of the Chao Phraya River that make 60% of land is higher above sea level 1 meter;therefore in rainy season this province get flood

King RamaV

Pathum Thani is the first province to initiate irrigation canal for agriculture in Thailand

The 1950s, Industrial Revolution Agriculture area change to be commercial and industrial area

1986

The 1980s, Land prices in Bangkok in creased; as a result, people decide to live in outskirt that is Pathum Thani 22

Relationship of city, canal and ecology

Avians

Rural and Agricultural zone

Industrial zone

Rural and Agricultural zone can collected water in rainy season

City along the klong Community Agriculture

.Freash water pearls, Aquartic animals, Mammals

Insects, Amphibians, Reptiles

Navanakorn construction dykes to prevent flood damage

Agriculture

Low Density Residential zone

High Density Residential zone

Farming and agriculture

Waterways and wetlands

+1.95 m. The highest flood level +1.80 m. Border canal level

+1.20 m. Average water level

+0.25 m. Lowest water level

Public invasion on the river bank of canal Local people constructed retaining walls to prevent flood but made them wrong. Reference image: Thairath news

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Bottom level

Processes as values

Tidal Inundation area

Ecological factor

Ranking Criteria

Incidence (Max Min)

Ecological associations value area

Ecological factor

Ranking Criteria

Urbanizaton developement area

Ecological factor

Max Best Most Min Poorest Least Climate, Geology, Hydrology, Landused Hydrology, Vegetation, Wildlife,

The City’s Transit Expansion Projects 2020, Transportation, Landused

Ranking Criteria

Develpement (Most Least) Quality (Best Poorest)

Floodplain Wetland Ecosystems Bts skytrain Transit system line extension

Floodplain with Canals

Urban with drainage

Partly natural area Canal ecosystem

City development surrounding TOD Node (Transportaion and facility) Area links to train station

City and abandon area

ๅResidential zone more compact

Catchment area

Constraints

Potential and

development make area Conservation community Navanakorn Industrial area

abandoned area between Thammasat University and Navanakorn Industrial zone Thammasat University area

first place to get flood

agricultural area

red line extension projects impact to land use development +

Rapid

+ Industrial stop extension - Need shipping transportation and accessiblity + The area can serve community activities. + Have route connected Educational zone and Industrial

- Low

have flood problems

+ Have rich ecosystem + This area can be green corridor - Bad water management

Land

Area Analysis Circulation Symbols Road Main accessibility road Internal Road connection Road connection node of community Train rail/ Metro system Canal Natural Canal Recovery ecology of canal Train Station Low floodplain area Urban

Large

The

Large

Metro

Low floodplain make ecology fertility

residential area expansion incline of increasing facility Construstion of main road cause water hard to drain in rainy season this area be come inundated land

Community helps represent identity and the intrinsic of place.

Hard to access

zone

floodplain area

+ Have space for serving external people + Have route connected inside university and surrounding Some part of the area is Government Institution

+ Ecology of this area can potentially collect water and preserve the ecology area. - Have obstacal in the canal that retard water drainage - Hard to access

Have natural canal connected to Chao Phraya river

Easy to accessibility according to traffic connection

reclamation creates flooding Metro Station Green buffer Landscape Landmark

Concept: Water link life Objectives and Strategies furtherGreenareadistance fromthecity. TrafficNode Greenarea Floodplainarea Drainagecanal Dykes greenAccessibility area CommunityNode ConnectedGreenarea. Naturalembankment Public area of community along with Rapeepat Canal Public area in between Thammasat university and BTS Green line Problem City developement Flood Ecosystem and water linkage Propose Ecosystem Fertility Farming the Floodplain area Farming with canal Water levels and flood risk area from canals Preservation to be Agricultural area Canal streetscape Environmental conservation community Improve urban quility of life Maintenance and preservation of the authentic environment Connected water basin and drainage area Increase green area to retaining water Restoration canal and reconnected water linkage 27

Vision Plan Main circulation Connected circulation Station line/ stop Canal walk way Learning route Propose circulation connected Propose accessibility

Public agricultural park Learning center “Monkey Cheeks project” Klong lifestyle community Flood resilient park

Evolution of Site over time

Turning abandoned areas into serving function

Government have policy to connected transportation of The Red Line metro system

2018 2020

City development impacts valuable wetland areas and people’s lifestyles; thus, the projects try to preserve the district’s nature and culture

Every project of Water Link Life can change urban, people, and nature living together in a sustainable way

2023 2033

The garden by P landscape Bangkok, Thailand

Landscape area: 1,280 sq.m. (0.8 rai)

Client: Wannaporn Phornprapha Marketing team: Roots Marketing Stage of work: Project Inception & Initiation-Construction Project team design director: Hathai Rojanasripairot Landscape architect: Sirada Leevanijkul Napassorn Charoentra Anchisa Tirachusak Horticulture Team: Arunee Wongpanasin Praphat Bunchid

The garden by P landscape is the commercial mall located in the Asok business center of Bangkok, which has been impacted by the covid-19 pandemic imposed lockdown inside and outside our country. With this situation, many people encounter food security issues. Adaptation and getting the most out of what we have are necessary for survival; the core concept of a greenery commercial mall in the concrete city can change to a strong point for beginning to depend on ourselves by producing our food. Besides, those yields can turn into a goods product for merchandise and created the workshop of how to grow their food in small space to acknowledge city people to rely on themselves.

My contribution is to conduct a site survey, public participation, and analysis with the marketing team to meet the core need of the ‘New normal‘ situation and work on the designer team in every stage of work to renovate this project to deal with global change.

Professional Project 2021

COMMERCIAL PROJECT 03

1999 Office Plandscape open studio Giving Property from Khun Julinda Lamsam In Memory Grand opening The Garden by Plandscape Full renovation to become The Garden Connect ? 2018 2021 Photo credit: Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited 32

Feasibility Analysis

No connection to community and social media plan

1,155 sq.m2

Very small for community mall sizes

Happy District

The garden will be a pilot project that inspire others to create more public gardens all over Bangkok and other cities for in creased well-being. Business will growth when economic, so ciety and environment are better. Therefore ‘Better Together‘ is the key for success.

Site located Behind Baan Kampu community mall

The garden connect want to become ple in this district by new green and learning place with a true

$ $ Company investment plan Property owner Funding Knowleadge of landscape design and plantation

Site located in the center of business area

Connect...

Friendly Community

Baan Kampu Photo credit: P Landscape Co., Ltd. 33

Threats CO2 CO2 CO2 CO2 CO2 CO2

in various transportation way; BTS, MRT, Motorcycle taxi rider, Boat, Airport Rail Link

City

Staying at home Food security

Opportunities

Connection with social institutions education Accessible

No green area for recreation in this district

Pollution

Covid-19 Pandemic become a Asok backyard’s for peo green space for activities, enjoyment, sense of community The garden connects in CBD is the place where people in every generation and style meet and

perform their way.

Community Trendy Lifestyle

Asok Safty First Asok Safty First Asok’s Cleanest Asok’s Volunteer Walking around Asok Asok green Asok green

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Happy Asok District

Happy District: Better Together

The design team can collaborate with the marketing team that proposed CSR(Corporate Social Responsibility) as a marketing strategy plan to respond to the concept of ‘Better together to become a Happy district.’ Using the profit of The garden by P landscape com munity mall to do a better thing to give back to the Asok district in a non-profit creative way but not only activities but also the environment that Plandscape company always stands for. This strategy helps develop a community to be a good living and promotes community mall simultaneously. Hopefully, these projects will be pilots of greenery projects to make the city’s people rethink how important the environment is.

Asok’s Volunteer Asok green Asok Safty First Asok’s Cleanest Jolly Asok Economy

Walking around Asok

Before Renovation Plan

SECTION A RAIN CHAIN

SOI SUKHUMVIT 21

Photo credit: P Landscape Co., Ltd. 37

Baan Kampu Community mall EXISTING DRAINAGE PROPOSED DRAINAGE PUBLIC SEWER

DRAINAGE PLAN

BOUNDARIES LINE TW+2.80 CHAIN TW+3.00 1 Entrance 2 Parking (Bicycle, Motorcycle) 3 Terrace 4 Multi Purpose Lawn 5 Stage 6 Pebble Exhibition Space 7 Service Room 8 Recreation area 9 Food court 10 Rental area 11 Toliet 12 Connected community mall Proposed Plan 1 4 5 6 12 7 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 11 2 3 9 A SOI SUKHUMVIT 21

Baan Kampu Community mall

Photo credit: P Landscape Co., Ltd.

Nanjing Hexi Andaz Hotel

Nanjing, China

Landscape area: Floor Level 7 : 1,220 sq.m. (0.76 rai) Floor Level 30 : 290 sq.m. (0.18 rai)

Client: Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited Stage of work: CD(Concept design)-DD(Design Developement) Project team design director: Revaree Nophaket

Hathai Rojanasripairot

Landscape architect: Sheng-Man Lin Avery Martin Myers Peeriya Treesuksiriwatana Sirada Leevanijkul

Horticulture Team: Arunee Wongpanasin Praphat Bunchid

Nanjing Hexi Andaz hotel is a luxurious hotel in CBD area of Nanjing with authentic Nanjing culture and vibrant modern neighborhood character, which blend in unforgettable experiences for the visitor.

In addition, Nanjing Hexi Andaz offers a garden sanctuary where people can enclave a natural en vironment with an evergreen ‘The Noble garden’ on Floor level 7 and a bar and beverage ‘Faculty of arts‘ on Floor 30.

My main contribution to the project was participat ing in both concept design; working on interpretation design to meet the client’s desires and design devel opment; building model study, creating detailed design elements to get along with the overall design to be used within the weekly presentation to clients; involving in every package production and each stage of work as a landsape designer.

Professional Project 2022

HOSPITALITY PROJECT

Floor Level 30

Bar and Beverage (Semi Outdoor)

Floor Level 7

Rooftop Bar Dinning outdoor with Bar and Lush green

Photo credit: Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited

Floor Level 7: Master Plan Emphasis of focal points Tree Plantation Shrub and Groundcover Interpreatation from scholar’s chinese garden Embrance of Natural Hierarchy and Progression of space Concept: THE NOBLE GARDEN Landscape element Created room space Open space of Picturesque scenario Main Circulation Sub Circulation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 14 1 Entrance 2 Garden Walkway 3 Standing Bar 4 Andaz Lounge Terrace 5 Banquette Seating 6 Reflecting Pond 7 Long table Seating 8 Bar / Kiosk 9 Storage 10 Façade Lighting 11 Women Restroom 12 Men Rest Room 13 Bridal room 14 Doghouse 15 Function Lawn

credit: P Landscape Photo credit: P Landscape Co., Ltd. 43

Photo

Bar / Kiosk

Landscape Co., Ltd. 44

Andaz Lounge Terrace

Camel Scuplture globle Bar / Kiosk Function Lawn Reflecting Pond

Photo credit: P Landscape Co., Ltd.

Camel Sculture Scuplture Art that reflect warming Problem

Banquette Seating

Floor Level 30: Master Plan Plantation 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 8 6 6 6 7 4 3 1 Entrance 2 Counter bar with Canopy 3 Floating Scholars Chamber 4 Floating Scholars calligraphy 5 Wine Tasting Chamber 6 Flexible Seating Semi Outdoor 7 Lounge Seating Semi Outdoor 8 Restroom Photo credit: P Landscape Co., Ltd. 47