CCCAC / Architectural Design : Pruknapon Thongbai + Chon Lin

architectural design :

C ommunity Cultural and Contemporary Art C enter chon lin 64120500005 pruknapon thongbai 64120500026

experiment : Dis zed

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Our project's goal is to experiment a domination of space into the site area. From our observation of the area, the surrounding buildings, the roads, and the city arrangement are very congested and disorganized. To solve this problem, we decided to design the ultimate building with a logic of its own. A domination of space, to try to solve the underdevelopment of the area. We think that dominated space will attract more attention to the area, causing the area to become more flourish thus improving the community.

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experiment concept diagram :

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form fabrication

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Ticket booth / lobby

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Toilet

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Restaurant + Cafe

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Museum

Shop

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Temporary

Exhibition / Art Supplies shop 5.

Art Library

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Lecture Room

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Office / service

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service dropoff / loading

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backstage

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auditorium

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main hall + sculpture garden

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Drop off

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main entrance

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Bus stop

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on ground parking

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foot entrance

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Car entrance

second floor 8

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third floor

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B1 floor

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60 underground parkings 57 on ground parkings

elevation A

elevation B

elevation C

elevation D

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section B

isometric

overview for verbal presentation Our project's goal is to experiment a domination of space into the site area. From our observation of the area, the surrounding buildings, the roads, and the city arrangement are very congested and disorganized. To solve this problem, we decided to design the ultimate building with a logic of its own. A domination of space, to try to solve the underdevelopment of the area. We think that dominated space will attract more attention to the area, causing the area to become more flourish thus improving the community.

Our concepts are founded in the surrounding context of the site. The diagram is constructed by connecting the edges of the building to one another, resulting in a set of very messy and uncoordinated lines. Proving the poor city arrangement of Bangkok.

From here on, we integrated the diagram into the landscape design, to attract people through circulation and division of space, leading them into the project.

The massing of the building is experimented with different orientations, attaining viewpoints and enhancing the community at the same time. We do this by orienting the massing of the building to have multiple openings and entrances to link the community together.

Slide 1: Title Slide Title: "Architectural Project Presentation" Subtitle: "A Vision for Bangkok's Urban Landscape" Your Name and Affiliation Date Slide 2: Introduction Opening Statement: "Good [morning/afternoon/evening], ladies and gentlemen."

Briefly introduce the project's significance.

Mention the project's location in Bangkok.

State the project's primary objective.

Slide 3: Site Overview Display an image or map of the project site.

Describe the site's key characteristics and context.

Mention any unique features of the surrounding area.

Slide 4: Concept and Design Philosophy Present the core concept of the project.

Explain the underlying design philosophy.

Highlight the project's intended impact on the urban fabric.

Slide 5: Design Elements Describe the use of intersecting spatial blocks.

Explain how these elements engage with the site.

Discuss the intention behind creating openings on all sides.

Slide 6: Urban Integration Emphasize the project's commitment to welcoming surrounding communities.

Highlight the project's relationship with Temple landmarks.

Discuss the significance of creating a sense of belonging.

Slide 7: Unstructured Form Discuss the deliberate choice not to follow a specific grid.

Explain how this design approach mirrors the urban fabric of Bangkok.

Elaborate on how this contributes to the project's uniqueness.

Slide 8: Drawing and Diagram Showcase architectural drawings and diagrams.

Discuss the key elements and concepts represented in these visuals.

Explain how these visuals support the project's vision.

Slide 9: Renders and Visualizations Display high-quality project renders and visualizations.

Walk the audience through the key features and details in these visuals.

Emphasize the real-life impact of the project on its surroundings Slide 10: Conclusion Summarize the project's key points and objectives.

Reiterate the project's importance in the context of Bangkok.

Invite questions and open the floor for discussion.