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Janny

Pimchanok Kimsawat portfolio

Janny

Pimchanok Kimsawat contact: tel: e-mail: skype: address: Artwork from National Treasure project done by Jany Kimsawat - Academic Project

+66 661 525 1955 janny.kimsawat@gmail.com pimchanok.kimsawat 39/79 Soi Thonglo 2 Vibhavadee Rd., Ladyao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900

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Pimchanok Kimsawat portfolio project type

Design and Build - 2017 Design Consultancy - 2016

01 Cargill, Bangkok Thailand - 1,600 sq.m.

02 FWD BCG Centre, Manila, Philippines - 2016

Design and Build - 2016

03 Blueprint, Bangkok, Thailand - 2016

Design and Build - 2016

04 Regus building, Yangon, Myanmar - 2016

Pitching- 2017 Design Consultancy - 2017

05 Astrazaneca, Bangkok, Thailand - 2017 06 UNICEF, Bangkok, Thailand - 2017

Design and Build - 2015

07 Let’s Go Green Exhibition, Bangkok, Thailand -2015

Puzzle Design - 2015

08 Escape Hunt Experience : escape game design - 2015

Academic Project - 2014

The selected projects contained within this portfolio are commercial office interior design projects, game design projects and an academic project.

They best reflect my personality, interests, skills and thinking process.

The following works are also credited to colleages from PDM, an affliate of JLL, as well as instructors at INDA, Chulalongkorn University.

Artwork from Malus Domestica project done by Jany Kimsawat - Academic Project

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09 The Treaty : the political sanctuary - 2014

Pimchanok Kimsawat (Janny)

39/79 Soi Thonglor 2, Chompol,Chatuchak, Bangkok Thailand 10900 janny.kimsawat@gmail.com (+66)61-525-1955

ABOUT ME I am a self-driven, customer centric, team player with a proven ability to combine corporate identity, creativity and realistic constraints for timely delivery of the result as well as demonstrated experience working with notable companies in Bangkok and abroad.

EXPERIENCE

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

PDM a JLL (Jones Lang Laselle), Bangkok — Interior Designer November 2015 - PRESENT (2 year)

International Research Studio Visceral Intricacy III - Singapore City, Singapore June 2013 - June 2013

□□ Coordinate with Business Development, Property Leasing and Project

Management team in design at client meeting and bidding process □□ Travel to meet clients and potential clients with Business Development

team in multiple cities (Hanoi, HCMC, Jakarta, Manila, Phnom Penh,

Singapore City, Yangon, Chiangmai, Khonkaen, Phuket) □□ Develop and deliver the design according to corporate identity, culture and requirements □□ Develop and deliver effective presentation and constructive document for

client approval □□ Exercise the project closely with Quantity Surveyor and vendors to be

within the budget while keeping the design look and feel □□ Attend weekly meeting with clients, Project Management and Construction

Management to make sure the project is executed according to the document.

Artwork from Grand Palace project done by Jany Kimsawat - Academic Project

Selected Project list: UNICEF East Asia Pacific Regional Office, Bangkok Cargill, Bangkok Royal Canin, Bangkok FWD insurance Academy Centre, Khonkaen Regus, Yangon

FWD insurance BGC office, Manila OCD Office, Manila

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2,770 sqm.

1,600 sqm.

700 sqm.

1,000 sqm.

1,000 sqm.

600 sqm.

400 sqm.

The Escape Hunt Experience, Bangkok — Creative Designer April 2015 - August 2015 (5 months) □□ □□ □□ □□

Assist client with the interior construction technique Assist with the company’s delivery mechanism and marketing strategies Design and develop escape games and team-building exercise Design and create artwork and 3D models

Selected Project list: Escape hunt branches; Adelaide, Dubai, Bangalore, Eindhoven, Jakarta, Singapore, Lisbon, Brisbane, HCMC, Perth, Bordeaux, Paris, Groningen, Tokyo

Design Community Project Vaults of Pulp - Stockholm, Sweden May 2012 - June 2012 International Research Studio Meta-realities - Macau, China April 2011 - May 2011 Design Built Workshop Salvotore Ferragamo window display - Bangkok, Thailand August 2010 - May 2010 IT SKILLS High Proficiency Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign AutoCAD Rhinoceros SketchUp MicroSoft PowerPoint MicroSoft Words

Medium Proficiency Adobe After Effects Adobe Premire Pro Cinema 4D Maxwell Render Microsoft Excel AWARD

Thingsmatter, Bangkok — Architectural Designer (Intern) January 2015 - March 2015 (3 months)

EDUCATION Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok — Bc.s in Architecture August 2010 - May 2014

Harrow International School, Bangkok — As & A2 Level August 2008 - June 2010

LANGUAGES

Jerudong International School, Bandar Seri Begawan — IGCSE

Thai (native) English (proficient)

August 2004 - May 2008

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Design Merit Award INDA, Chulalongkorn University 2012

Assist senior architects Prepare presentations for client meetings Produce 3D for form studies Source material and furniture for the project

Project lists: Green Exhibition hall at Thai Health Promotion SIKA booth at ASA EXPO 2015 Mercedes Benz sculpture

Young Artist of the Year Royal Over-Seas League Thailand 2010 - 400 sqm.

- 35 sqm.

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Cargill - 1,600 sq.m.

Design and Build Project in Bangkok, Thailand - 2017 My responsibility: concept design, space planning and material selection

Cargill has been a long term and regional client for PDM. The strong relationship between the two companies has created various opportunities for myself. During my visit to Indonesia, I was given the liberty to witness the handover process of a competed project in Cargill Jakarta. The conversation between the designers was inspirational and it has given benefits to me in my future projects.

When PDM Bangkok was awarded the project to design and build Cargill’s office in Bangkok, it was my responsibility to handle the client during the preliminary stage. I have proposed an argriculture inspired concept for the design and an open office with hot desking concept for the space plan.

RECEPTION AREA

OPEN OFFICE SPACE

TRAINING/ CONFERENCE ROOM

PANTRY Design and Build Project

Cargill Bangkok

MEETING ROOM

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02

FWD BCG Centre - 350 sq.m.

Design Consultancy project in Manila, Philippines - 2016 My responsibility: concept design, space planning, design cordination, design development

FWD is another regional and long term client of PDM. Due to my two prior experiences with FWD in Thailand, I was given an opportunity to take another of their projet in Philippines for an ease of commication with the client’s need. I was involved in the project since the early stage of the design process as I have taken charge of advising clients on selecting a space to rent as well as producing test-fit for each selection. The project was a sale centre that includes workspace, pantry, hot desks and meeting rooms.

The project was challenging because I was only granted two flights to philippinesfor the whole duration of the project and my visits had to be strategically planned for the right time.

Design Consultancy Project

RECEPTION

Another challenge I faced was the budgeting as the local prices for furniture and materials were different from Thailand. Therefore, research on local market had to be made before specification of material and furniture to meet client’s requirement.

RECEPTION

PANTRY/ HOT DESK/ WORKSTATION

FWD BCG Centre

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03

Blueprint - 350 sq.m.

Design and Build project in Bangkok, Thailand - 2016 My responsibility: design cordination, design development

Blueprint is a new organisation who distributes kitchenware in Thailand. The main project is divided into two sections, which are office space and showroom. Three designers were already involved in this project previously where they have created space planning and design ceoncept.

My contribution to the project was in the design development and cordination before and during construction process.

RECEPTION

PANTRY OVERLOOKING OFFICE

PRIVATE OFFICE

SHOWROOM

PRIVATE OFFICE

Design and Build Project Design and Build Project

BOARDROOM

Janny Pimchanok Kimsawat Blueprint

OFFICE OUTSIDE CORRIDOR page 03

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Regus Building - 1,200 sq.m.

Design and Build project in Yangon, Myanmar - 2016 (not yet complete) My responsibility: concept design, space planning

PDM was approached by investors for a new investment plan in Myanmar as they forsee an increase in international investments entering the country. However, there are no standard offices available and a demand has risen. Therefore, the investors plan to open Regus, a British organisation who provides private serviced offices and co-working spaces.

Through out the project duration, the investors work closely with me to give an oversight of their plan so I could understand the intention of the real estate. They intended to construct a stand alone building with high security, safety and functionality. The first building will be located in Yangon and further the success of the construction, they plan to build in 5 different districts in Myanmar.

When I took a trip to Myanmar, I had a meeting with the local construction team to execute the survey of the local market. The trip was beneficial and educational as I was able to differentiate between project timelines, material lead times and craftmanships between Thai and Burmese as well as challenges in the local public facilities such as regular blackouts, lack of water supply and poor internet connection. The knowledge I acquired has helped me go through the challenges in order to achieve an international standard for a building and working space.

After the completion of preliminary stage and project quotation, the project was put on hold.

REGUS BUILDING DESIGN

WAITING AREA

Design and Build Project

Regus Building

PANTRY

Janny Pimchanok Kimsawat

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05

AstraZeneca

Pitching Project in Bangkok, Thailand - 2017 My responsibility: concept design

AstraZeneca is a global, science-led biopharmaceutical company who were interested in renovating and expanding their office. Their main goal was to attract a younger group of candidates and potential employees by changing the office space to be more activity based working.

In addition, some furnitures were to be reused to keep costs at a minimum and other environmental concerns.

The design concept revolves around selected artworks and images of cells and DNA structure which were carefully selected to match the company’s branding as well as reflecting youthfulness to achieve their main goal.

Moreover, the space planning was designed to be more open with windows visible by all staff. This creates a more comfortable working space with plenty of light.

Private offices were requested to be eliminated from the overall design, which includes the director office, and therefore requires adequate planning to make sure each department has the best flow and privacy.

Pitching Project

RECEPTION

WAITING AREA

PANTRY

BOARD ROOM

AstraZeneca

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06

East Asia Pacific Regional Office, UNICEF - 2,700 sq.m.

Design Consultancy project in Bangkok, Thailand - 2017 My responsibility: pitching, end-user interiew, project cordination, space planning, design development

I am most pleased with my involvement and work with UNICEF as I was responsible for the pitching process and successfully won the project. The project with UNICEF was divided into three phrases which are; survey, design and design development in which we deliver construction drawing package for tender.

The main purpose of this project was to redesign the whole UNICEF compound which consists of Thailand country office building, East Asia Pacific regional office, landscape, guardhouse and some sheds.

Although the concept of the design is flexible, it still requires to be matched with new UNICEF branding and the project has to express environmental concern issues.

LOUNGE AREA

UNICEF has intentions to use this design as a prototype layout in which other office spaces for UNICEF across East Asia can use as a template. The project was special and fulfilling as good care has been given for their staff ’s well being.

OFFICE SPACE Design Consultancy Project

East Asia Pacific Regional Office - UNICEF

PRIVATE OFFICE

OFFICE SPACE Janny Pimchanok Kimsawat

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07 Let’s Go Green Exhibition Bangkok, Thailand - 2015 Design and Build - 10% responsible in design part

Thai Health Centre, a public facility contains “Let’s Go Green” - one of the many exhibition rooms available. The purpose of the facilities and exhibitions is to promote healthy society and environment in thailand.

Let’s Go Green exhibition is an interior renovation project undertaken by Thingsmatter - a small but highly regarded architectural firm. The project started at the end of 2014 and ended in May 2015.

To provoke green awareness, Thingsmatter undertook the project by using environmentally friendly materials and emphasizing on their natural tone. For example, the material used for the walls are paper rolls and ply wood.

The material used for the floor is waterproof paper tiles.

The room is divided into two sections - mini theatre and exhibition area. mini theatre zone in Let’s Go Green exhibition one of the two zones in the exhibition room

Design and Build Project

Let’s Go Green Exhibition

exhibition zone in Let’s Go Green exhibition one of the two zones in the exhibition room

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In the exhibition area, there are two physical models which Thingsmatter meticulously crafted in additions to other contents. Silhouette town is an all white coloured interactive model, which viewers can slide carious elements to different positions to fabricate their own sustainable town. Thai Health Centre building model is located at the centre of the room displaying various environmental features on its building itself.

Design and Build Project

Let’s Go Green Exhibition

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08 Escape Hunt Experience Global Escape Game Design

Escape Hunt Experience is a global entertainment franchise specialising in a team puzzles solving experience with many goals such as “escape the room” or “find the bomb”. They provide entertainment services to both public and corporate clients as well as being the largest branch in the world.

located in their respective designed environment. In this instance, the goal is to escape the room after finding all the clues available for escape. All simulations is designed with intriguing stories to keep players entertained.

Their entertainment service consists of solving live practical puzzles to achieve a certain goal. For instance, their “escape the room game” is a real time simulation which requires the participants to escape from imprisonment by team-working and solving their practical puzzles to escape. These practical puzzles can include a locked door with a key code, finding objects to manipulate and looking for clues in secret compartments Escape Hunt Experience logo

Puzzle Design

Escape Hunt Experience

Janny Pimchanok Kimsawat

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09 The Treaty political sanctuary academic project

Israeli and Palestinian conflict has always been on international attention since the first peace process in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1949. The conflict between these two ethnic political groups involves many sensitive issues such as land division, security, right of return of Palestinian refugees and status of Jerusalem. On the process to the final agreement, all activities involving peace making must be done on 31.7833째 N, 35.2167째 E. 31.7833째 N, 35.2167째 E has witnessed political conflict for the past 4,000 years and counting since the first settlement as early as the early Bronze Age (c.

3000-2800 BCE) from Proto-canaanite to the Empire of David, Byzentine, Ottoman, the British and Israel.

The Treaty started with the research through qualities of naturally-grown crops and volume they provided as its architecture must be kept at its most neu-

study of selected natural space

tral - not supporting any practices from any cultures.

The project is a response to Visceral Intricacy IV studio, Artificially Natural - The Argritecture of Tomorrow, written by Fredrik Hellberg.

The Signature the treaty signing ceremony at 11 am, Temple Mount, the Old City of Jersusalem

Academic Project

The Treaty

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The Treaty on Temple Mount complete construction

The prolonged conflict between Israeli and Palestinian has always been a sensitive international issue since 1949. The peace process was arranged for the two neighboring countries to meet and set an agreement.

The place to hold such important event must, of 10 Academic Project

course, facilitate the meeting with high security but most essentially it must show respects to all sides - neutral. As architecture is filled with codes and symbolism, local nature seems to be the most neutral setting.

The Treaty

The Treaty is focusing on architectural design proposal of the last destination for the reconciliation.

With full awareness that currently 31.7833° N, 35.2167° E is holding one of the world’s historical landscape and the most important religious site in the Old City Janny Pimchanok Kimsawat

of Jerusalem, the Treaty deserves its place together with other 42 important monuments on the platform.

For thousands of years, Temple Mount has been used as a religious site for at least four religions; Judaism, page 11

study of selected natural space

Christianity, Roman religion and Islamic. The evidence on this land indicates wars and chaos throughout its history and The Treaty will signify peace.

Referring to the Master Plan Drawing, construction phases are represented by the different colors, darkest being the earliest phase. The Treaty specifically uses a traditional stacking system, while also using Temple Mount’s very own Jerusalem stones. Walls are made to divide each rooms to facilitate such great events while not interrupting the existing circulation of the holy sanctuary. Trees on Temple Mount are mapped and learned

a drawing of physical model showing the understanding of natural space

plant species found within a selected natural space

for its species. The removed trees are marked codes and left as dashed circles. The replanted trees are represented with solid circles with their own individual codes.

Shading of rooms are made of selected tree breed that stretches its branches far towards the horizontal sides.

The Entrance (red) allows any individual whom are involved in the peace process to enter without interfering with any existing pilgrims or tourist circulation.

The Entrance provides a drop-off where a narrow stair way leads the users up onto the sanctuary. Fur-

construction in phases after historical political events, The Treaty turns into an active memorial park.

The Entrance the recreational park on Temple Mount and a memorial of Israeli and Palestinian successful peace making 10 Academic Project

The Treaty

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The Direct Talk The meeting of two leaders at 10 am

thermore, on its north and south wings, the staff will find library, meeting rooms, offices and rest rooms.

The Direct Talk (blue) is constructed next for the final meetings where top leaders meet. It consists of a small reception area, three meeting rooms, bathrooms and pantry.

early draft of The DirectTalk interior

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The Signature the treaty signing ceremony at 11 am, Temple Mount, the Old City of Jersusalem

The Signature (purple) is the last phase built for the signing of the treaty. It provides a stage with seating’s for top leaders as well as a camera area for witnesses and the media.

After the treaty is signed by top leaders, The Treaty is maintained to be a memorial public space where some Jerusalem stone walls will be un-stacked or removed for aesthetic and safety reasons. Trees are to be left grown and groomed.

The Signature intended positions of people, furnitures and size of trees at the treaty signingceremony

early draft of The DirectTalk interior

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