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DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNITIES International Program in Design and Architecture Faculty of Architecture | Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNITIES International Program in Design and Architecture Faculty of Architecture | Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand
About INDA International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
INDA program was initiated in 2006 within the oldest university in Thailand Undergraduate Bachelor of Science in Architecture degree (BSc) offered in 4 years including summer programs Students are given a fundamental background in architecture while exploring connections between design and various career paths Global perspective with local action
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DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNITIES International Program in Design and Architecture Faculty of Architecture | Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand
Design and Construction for Communities International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
Enhances architectural training with hands-on construction experience Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Students work with members of local community while creating meaningful projects throughout Thailand
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Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects INDA has collaborated with government agencies, NGO’s, and private businesses Projects are designed and built within a precise schedule during summer months INDA and Chulalongkorn University welcome opportunities for new collaborations
Design and Construction for Communities International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNITIES International Program in Design and Architecture Faculty of Architecture | Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand
Design and Construction for Communities International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
Enhances architectural training while creating meaningful projects around Thailand Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects
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Knowledge Hut 2007 - 2008
Su Rau Keo Playground 2007 - 2008
Phi Phi Island 2007 - ongoing
reSALA 2010
Habitat for Humanity 2010
Sala for Akha Village 2010
Sala for San Sai Village 2010
Design and Construction for Communities International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
Spring Summer
Project InceptionSecure Funding from SponsorsIdentify Community & SitePair INDA Instructor(s) with Project
Site Analysis and ProgrammingIdentify Needs of Local CommunityProject Planning and BudgetingIdentify Students for Project Manager & Team Leaders
Schematic DesignConstruction Timeline and PreparationMeeting with the CommunityIdentify Local Material Suppliers
Design Revisions Modifications to DesignEngineering Consultation based on Field Conditions
Construction BeginsFoundation Floor Columns Roof WallsTrenching/Grading/Pouring FoundationOn-Site Documentation Opening Ceremony
Involved PartiesGovernmental and/or Nongovernmental Organizations Government/ NGOs
Instructors Instructors and All Students Instructors and StudentsCommunity
Students
Design PhaseConstruction Phase
Community
Sponsors
CommunityCommunity
Sponsors
Design Development and Construction Documents
Construction Completed
Design and Construction for Communities International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
KNOWLEDGE HUT Location : Ban Klong Pa-Mai, Rayong Province Date: 2007-2008, Construction June-July 2008 Partners & Supporters: Baker & McKenzie Ltd. Size: 40 square meters
KNOWLEDGE HUT
International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
Enhances architectural training while creating meaningful projects around Thailand Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects
Knowledge Hut Ban Klong Pa-Mai, Rayong Province Indoor reading space and library for a rural community in Southeastern Thailand Project design integrates large shaded porches as a public amenity Construction methods helped to educate about possible improvements to local homes
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Project Date: 2007-2008 Partners & Supporters: Baker & McKenzie Ltd. Size: 40 square meters
Knowledge Hut Ban Klong Pa-Mai, Rayong Province Indoor reading space and library for a rural community in Southeastern Thailand Project design integrates large shaded porches as a public amenity Construction methods helped to educate about possible improvements to local homes
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Project Date: 2007-2008 Partners & Supporters: Baker & McKenzie Ltd. Size: 40 square meters
SU RAU KEO PLAYGROUND Location : Ban Bua Thong, Nonthaburi province Date: 2008, Construction July 2008 Partners & Supporters: The American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand (AmCham) Size: 50 square meters
KNOWLEDGE HUT
International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
Enhances architectural training while creating meaningful projects around Thailand Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNITIES International Program in Design and Architecture Faculty of Architecture | Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand
Su Rau Keo Playground Ban Bua Thong, Nonthaburi province
New playground for a community school in central Thailand Design based on analysis of several local and international playground examples Students presented project to community stakeholders for feedback prior to construction Project was built by students and instructors during a five day construction period
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KNOWLEDGE HUT
Project Date: 2008 Partners & Supporters: The American Chamber of
Commerce in Thailand (AmCham)
Size: 50 square meters
PHI PHI COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER Location : Leam Tong, Phi Phi Island Partners & Supporters: Round Square, The Regent’s School Thailand,Fah Diow Foundation,
The Faculty of Architecture at Chulalongkorn University Size: 500 square meters
KNOWLEDGE HUT
International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
Enhances architectural training while creating meaningful projects around Thailand Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNITIES International Program in Design and Architecture Faculty of Architecture | Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand
Phi Phi International Community Resource Center Leam Tong, Phi Phi Island
Collaboration between a local NGO group with several academic institutions to serve communities alienated by local development Design integrates solar panels and water tanks due to lack of resources near the site Prefabricated components and modern vernacular materials allow for efficient, cost effective construction
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KNOWLEDGE HUT
Project Date: 2007-ongoing Partners & Supporters: Round Square, The Regent’s
School Thailand, Fah Diow Foundation, The Faculty of Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
Size: 500 square meters
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Date: July 2010 Sponsors & Partners: Petroleum Authority of Thailand, Exploration and Production Public Company Limited PTTEP Size: 36 square meters
KNOWLEDGE HUT
International Program in Design and Architecture at Chulalongkorn University
Enhances architectural training while creating meaningful projects around Thailand Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects
Habitat for Humanity Khlong Five Community, Pathumthani Province
Students constructed a house for an underprivileged family Part of a long-standing relationship with the Habitat for Humanity organization Construction experience taught students conventional building methods Students proposed alternative construction details using recycled materials as part of a counter-design
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reSALA Location : Summakorn Village, Bangkok Date: May-July 2010 Partners & Supporters: Cornell in Rome Program Size: 64 square meters
KNOWLEDGE HUT
Enhances architectural training while creating meaningful projects around Thailand Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNITIES International Program in Design and Architecture Faculty of Architecture | Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand
reSALA Summakorn Village, Bangkok
KNOWLEDGE HUT
Date: May-July 2010 Partners & Supporters: Cornell in Rome Program Size: 64 square meters
Collaboration with Cornell University, Cornell in Rome Program Designed during “Small Public Pavilion Design/Urban Furniture” workshop Lakeside site with existing sala structure that was poorly used and in disrepair
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DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNITIES International Program in Design and Architecture Faculty of Architecture | Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand
reSALA Summakorn Village, Bangkok
KNOWLEDGE HUT
Date: May-July 2010 Partners & Supporters: Cornell in Rome Program Size: 64 square meters
Collaboration with Cornell University, Cornell in Rome Program Designed during “Small Public Pavilion Design/Urban Furniture” workshop Lakeside site with existing sala structure that was poorly used and in disrepair
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SAN KRED THONG PAVILLION Location : Akha Village, Mae Sai Province Date: July 2010 Partners & Supporters: Chiang Rai Department of Public Works, Town and Country
Planning, Department of Rural Roads, and Cafe Doi Tung
KNOWLEDGE HUT
Enhances architectural training while creating meaningful projects around Thailand Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects
San Kred Thong Pavillion Akha Village, Mae Sai Province Creates a public gathering space for agricultural community at foot of Doi Nang Non mountain range Floor deck and roof follow the topography of the site Building materials combine bamboo, local hardwoods that are naturally resistance to pest and rot Planting and water canals along steep slope to address issues of soil erosion Includes Solar-powered lights since village lacks electricity
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- create a public gathering space for agricultural community at foot of Doi Nang Non mountain range - planting and water canals along steep slope to address issues of soil erosion - solar-powered lights since village lacks electricity
Location : Akha Village, Mae Sai Province Date: July 2010 Size: 50 square meters and garden
San Kred Thong Pavillion Akha Village, Mae Sai Province
- create a public gathering space for agricultural community at foot of Doi Nang Non mountain range - planting and water canals along steep slope to address issues of soil erosion - solar-powered lights since village lacks electricity
Location : Akha Village, Mae Sai Province Date: July 2010 Size: 50 square meters and garden
Creates a public gathering space for agricultural community at foot of Doi Nang Non mountain range Floor deck and roof follow the topography of the site Building materials combine bamboo, local hardwoods that are naturally resistance to pest and rot Planting and water canals along steep slope to address issues of soil erosion Includes Solar-powered lights since village lacks electricity
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SAN PA SAK PAVILLION Location : San Sai Village, Mae Sai Province Date: July 2010 Partners & Supporters: Chiang Rai Department of Public Works, Town and Country
Planning, Department of Rural Roads
KNOWLEDGE HUT
Enhances architectural training while creating meaningful projects around Thailand Projects are designed and constructed under direct supervision of experienced faculty Partnerships with private and public donors are crucial to continued success of projects
San Pa Sak Pavillion San Sai Village, Mae Sai Province Creates a community gathering space near a local school and sports field for a farming village Construction uses local reclaimed materials and locally harvested bamboo Openings in the building frame views of nearby hilltop temples Students gain hands-on experience while working together as a team
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- create a public gathering space for agricultural community at foot of Doi Nang Non mountain range - planting and water canals along steep slope to address issues of soil erosion - solar-powered lights since village lacks electricity
Location : San Sai Village, Mae Sai Province Date: July 2010 Size: 60 square meters
San Pa Sak Pavillion San Sai Village, Mae Sai Province
- create a public gathering space for agricultural community at foot of Doi Nang Non mountain range - planting and water canals along steep slope to address issues of soil erosion - solar-powered lights since village lacks electricity
Location : San Sai Village, Mae Sai Province Date: July 2010 Size: 60 square meters
Creates a community gathering space near a local school and sports field for a farming village Construction uses local reclaimed materials and locally harvested bamboo Openings in the building frame views of nearby hilltop temples Students gain hands-on experience while working together as a team
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ONCE UPON A TREE: SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS Location : " "Lokalarm Kindergarten, Songkhla Province"Date: " "July 2011 "Partners & Supporters: Pongsiri Boonsom and American Standard ""Size: " "50 sq meters"
The kindergarten for 181 young students lacked adequate toilet or cooking facilities. ""natural ventilation, outdoor work space, encouraging hand washing for children and potential for future expansion for classroom buildings. ""The project was naming to remember a tree that once stood on site."
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Once Upon a Tree School Improvements, Songkhla Province
Special Thanks to Partners and Sponsors For Design and Construction Projects for Community 2007-2010
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