Architectural Portfolio 2025 by Kitta

kitta bamroong architectural+urban

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Kitta believes in the power of architecture to guide experience and positive outcomes in communities, helping them thrive and leaving a lasting impact on our urban environments and societies.

Kitta is guided by valuing honesty, appreciation and integrity in everything she does. She values collaborative work along with independence and has a can-do attitude towards life.

Her interests lie in circular pathways in construction, modular design and working with sustainable design solutions.

As an Architectural Graduate & Project Coordinator, she is extremely dedicated to developing and implementing her architecture and planning skills.

EXPERIENCE

Architectural Designer | Feb 2025 - Current Crowhurst Building Design, Melbourne AU Luxury/Bespoke Residential Projects.

Architectural Assistant | Jul 2024 - Nov 2024

MA+Co Architects, Melbourne AU Bespoke Residential and Commercial Projects.

Building Designer | Aug 2023 - Nov 2024

PL Ace Design, Melbourne AU

Marketing Director | Apr 2023 - Dec 2024

Monash Art, Design & Architecture Student Society, Melbourne AU

EDUCATION

Master of Architecture | Architecture + Urban Design

Monash University, Melbourne AU

Bachelor of Architectural Design

Monash University, Melbourne AU

SKILLS

3D Modeling

Revit, Rhino, ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, QGIS, Twinmotion, V-Ray

Graphic Design

Figma, Affinity, Adobe Suite - Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Microsoft Office - Word, Excel, Teams

Personal Skills

Critical Thinking, Integrity, Attention to Detail, Time Management, Teamwork & Leadership, Adaptability, Can-do Attitude

Exterior conditions of the alleyway entrance, and its connection with Nourish-Nest; the flexibility to use it as a seating and culinary space.

operatic ecologies

Set in Clifton Hill Shot Tower, the heart of the Opera Theatre is where performance & drama happens. Every part of the auditorium plays a significant role in tying together an opera performance, this ranges from the technical standpoint of stage lighting to a more poetic standpoint of the overall environment and atmosphere of the space.

The auditorium intends to heighten user experience and drama in the performance through ephemeral flooding, and allowing nature to bleed into the space. By weaving the body and nature together, it forces humans to embrace and allow nature to take control of a space and be a part of the architecture instead of eliminating them.

BATTEN (FLY)

LIGHTING FIXTURE LIFT LINE

LIGHTING RIG WITH PULLEY SYSTEM

400MM X 300MM PRETTY PLASTICS ACOUSTIC TILES

REMEDIATED RED BRICKWORK

STEEL POLE PAINTED WHITE

STRUCTURAL H-COLUMN EXPOSED

STEEL POLE PAINTED WHITE

TIMBER TRI-FOLD SLIDING DOOR

SLIDING DOOR

STEEL POLE PAINTED WHITE

SPRUNG TIMBER PROFILE SOLID HARDWOOD TIMBER

170MM DUAL LAYER SEMIFLEXIBLE SUSPENSION PANEL

170MM CELLULAR POLYURETHANE

40MM DOUBLE LAYER CUSTOM MACHINED PINE

REMEDIATED RED BRICKWORK STEEL POLE PAINTED WHITE SPRUNG TIMBER PROFILE SOLID HARDWOOD TIMBER 170MM DUAL LAYER SEMIFLEXIBLE SUSPENSION PANEL 170MM CELLULAR POLYURETHANE

DOUBLE LAYER CUSTOM MACHINED PINE

EXISTING REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

Position of stage, ideas of gathering and other options of an introduced program deviating from performance.

Themes and principles which influenced our overall design, considering sustainability, human experiences and atmosphere.

Place as Stage

Seasonality & Ruin

Interstice

Garden as Opera

densification toolkit

Amalgation of industrial, residential and communal values to produce a high street that can be selfsufficient and in turn, a Healthy Community. Koornang Road’s unique characteristic is the use of alleyways as a ‘shortcut’, which can be narrow (50cm wide) to main walkable laneways. This triggered a proposal to use these spaces as meanwhile thoroughfares and combine the nearby community infrastructure to a space in needed for activation.

Study Site: CARNEGIE (KOORNANG ROAD)

- Industrial high density 02 - Back Alley 03 - Retail Carpark A

04 - Retail Carpark B

05 - Corner Retail

Scale 1:1000 @ A3

AccessRoad

Existing Uses

Commercial Zone 1 (ZN)

Access

Main access from main road

Service lane usage semi-frequent

Possibility to utilise service lane as walkable zone

Context

Directly south of Carnegie Train Station

Predominantly surrounded by commercial use + low rise apartments

Transport Connections

Well connected / site facing high street

100m - Carnegie Train Station

100m - Carnegie Bus Intersection

KoornangRoad

Model Site 1A

Stacked retail with residential above

This scheme proposes residential stacking above existing retail shops, as a means for increasing density around Carnegie and to assist with the alleyway treatment to become more walkable.

KoornangRoad

Model Site 1B

Stacked retail with carparking + residential above

This scheme proposes residential stacking above existing retail shops, as a means for increasing density around Carnegie and to assist with the alleyway treatment to become more walkable. With the added carpark space, this can be allocated to residents of the apartments/townhouses adjacent without losing the typology of the high street.

KoornangRoad

Model Site 1C

Stacked retail with studios / creative spaces above

This scheme proposes creative spaces and studios stacked above retail shops to comply with lacking industries, such as co-working oﬃce spaces. This refers back to the theme of a Healthy Community.

KoornangRoad

Model Site 1D

Stacked retail creative spaces above + open communal spaces

This scheme expands on the notion of a hybrid, working ecosystem with open community space. The stacking of studios and oﬃces along with the communal corridor oﬀers nuance to the theme of a Healthy Community. This touches on both discreet public realm and closed loop systems.

Site Proposal: Stacked residential and ‘live + work’ model.

Outdoor Market scenario - GFL

32-50 rokeby

INTERNSHIP WORK

During my time at MA+Co, I had the opportunity to sharpen my visualisation and Photoshop skills, as well as diagramming and utilising various drawing styles. I was responsible for editing a town planning package for a thirteen-storey office building. This is a glimpse into my contribution into the project as a Student of Architecture.

axonometric - facade & entry

before - after perspectives from neighbourhood street

Part of town planning documents - showing the proposed building in relation to the streetscape and human perspective. The change in heights were relevant and the biggest change to the laneway.

standalone linework to embed with imagery

linlithgow house

INTERIOR DESIGN

Completed design and interior elevation package for various luxury homes. Through this, I showcased strong construction drawing skills and a newfound passion for understanding miniscule detailing techniques. I am particularly excited to work in both architecture and interior design, reflecting both the built environment and realising the human scale.

conceptual plan

internal elevations: ensuite bathroom

internal elevations: lounge room

built-in bookcase

custom fireplace

bassanetti house

Set in Brighton, this house is an extension of the client’s original 1930s house. A contrast of white and black was opted to show the new from the old; originally representing their underground basement. The garage and some geometry from the original house was retained, with a collection of wine and dark wines forming an integral part of this project.

Role: Lead Designer and Documentor

the view from the pool; overlooking into their original house.

interior - bar and entertainment

interior - wine cellar

roof deck plan

facade: enseam standing seam

Elephant Theatre Pavilion / Bangkok Project Studio / 1:10 Scale

maquette-making

Examples of model-making I have completed over the years within my bachelor and masters course. Every moment has been entirely hand made, using various techniques of painting, casting concrete and etching on timber, etc.

Experimental Model / Modular Algae tiles with operability / 1:10 Scale