Pimchanok Robroo, Pim
Architecture student
Silpakorn University
Birth : 13 Aug 2001
Age : 22
Nationality : Thai
Address : 99/194 Jirathip Village Sukapiban5 Rd. Saimai, BKK 10220
Contact
Email : pim2001@hotmail.co.th
Tel : 0929662998
Work
twitter : @pymnos freelance illustrator
Education
2013 - 2018 Horwang School
2019 - 2024 Silpakorn Uni. B.Arch, Faculty of Architecture
Languages
Thai : Native
English : Good
Korean : Basic
project design
1st year -basic design-shelter design -sitting design-local house design
2nd year -living upon the play
- apartment design - condominium design -house design
3rd year -bus terminal-workplace Phahon Yothin -art academy-highrise building -shopping mall design
4th year -house prefab-Silom iconic -RPACC-green room hospital
internship ANONYM studio
5th year -thesis
My Abilities computer skills
Autodesk Autocad Enscape
Autodesk Revit
Adobe illustrator
Trimble Sketchup Microsoft office
Lumion
other skills
graphic design drawing digital painting model making
Pimchanok Robroo
commercial building
energetic / easy-going / kind admire elements of nature by become a part.
So, we start by defining the personal preferences of the users and then establish the startup business. It's a perfume lab business with both an online and physical store. There are lab zones for customers to mix their own perfumes, especially, and there are glasshouses for growing flowers. And in the residential area, it needs to cater to the diverse needs of the users
This project involves renovating old row buildings in the Charoenkrung area to be used as residential spaces and as buildings for startup businesses.
NEPHEW (25)
UNCLE (60)
gentle / fop / perfectionist admire elements of nature in perspective.
So, another additional intention of this project is to create spaces that blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. Thus, there's a concept of inserting green courts or open spaces between different functions, allowing users to experience both indoor and outdoor atmospheres interchangeably. This aligns with the main users preference, which is uncle and his nephew, who all enjoy nature but might perceive it differently. Some green areas would allow direct interaction, while others might be more about perceiving it visually.
and health care
This project involves designing a comprehensive hospital facility integrated with long-stay health care. The main objective is to create a familiar and relaxing atmosphere for patients who require an extended stay. There's an idea to enhance communication between people-people and people-nature using tools and methods devised to create an environment reminiscent of home recovery.
rattanakosin performing art and convention center
rattanakosin performing art and convention center
Due to the distinctive and varied character of the project site from different perspectives, there's a concept to design the usage areas based on the context of the site.
3rd FLOOR
-learning center co-working space meeting room
-grand hall studio dressing room
2nd FLOOR
-convention and exhibition hall
-grand hall hall storage room dressing room
1st FLOOR
-shop restaurant
-convention and exhibition hall hall staff room
teachnical room
-amphitheater -admin
BASEMENT -shop retail -parking
The main idea of the design is to create interconnected playfulness across each function, starting from the underground level upwards. The primary view should open out to the riverfront. The levels can be divided into three: underground, which includes shops and recreational areas, connected by ramps to the first level, which consists of restaurants and an amphitheater. The topmost seating level of the amphitheater will end at the floor of level 2, allowing users on level 2 to stand and watch performances held in the amphitheater area on level 1.
Dad +Mom
This project involves designing clustered homes for an extended family. The task is to design three adjacent houses for a family comprising grandparents, parents, a daughter, a son, an aunt, and a granddaughter.
The grouping starts by separating them into three households:
1. Grandparents (Grandfather + Grandmother) 2. Parents (Father + Mother)
3. Children (Daughter + Son)
4. Aunt + Granddaughter
The grandfather and grandmother, along with the aunt and granddaughter, share one house to facilitate elderly care, while maintaining privacy through separate pathways and water features between the two sections.
clusterd house
The layout incorporates a central courtyard serving as a communal area with a swimming pool and a small garden, connecting each house. Inside, the interior decoration aims for a cozy yet tropical ambiance with plenty of open spaces to facilitate airflow during the daytime.
Due to the fact that the area is a central hub that gathers people from various routes, there is an intention to design the space to be open and welcoming to people, and to create more convenient traffic routes. Therefore, there is an idea to collaborate with the city and provide a public plaza to the city, in order to increase pedestrian pathways connecting to landmarks, including various shopping centers and MRT stations.
The project divides into two towers, each serving a different function: residential and office. Both towers are connected by shared facilities located on the office side. Additionally, there's a subtraction of building structure to create varying levels of green space.
cotto design contest
Due to the spread of Covid-19, lifestyles have changed significantly, with many opting to live and work from home to prevent the spread of the virus. As a result, there's a concept to combine work and relaxation areas, enhancing flexibility by integrating green spaces. This setup aims to provide a sense of
"Stray dogs are not wild dogs; they are mostly domesticated dogs that were previously kept but later abandoned. This is especially true in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, where some owners fear contracting Covid-19 from animals, some have to quarantine for several days, or some face economic hardships and cannot afford to care for them anymore, leading them to decide to release them into communities or temples.
All of these are significant reasons why the number of stray dogs has increased over the past two years, thereby increasing the risk of rabies spreading.
Can we help control stray dogs, providing them with temporary shelter from the sun and rain, to facilitate easier management by authorities through architectural design?"
According to a survey of 100 people, the majority of areas where stray dogs are commonly found are divided as follows: 40% in residential areas/communities 31% on the streets 19% in fresh markets 10% in abandoned buildings or areas, And various other areas such as temples, in front of convenience stores, or undeveloped open spaces.
Organizing and elevating the quality of life for both the community and stray dogs within that community is crucial. It provides shelters for stray dogs to seek refuge from the sun and rain, while also offering suitable pathways to avoid disrupting the community. However, flexibility and consideration towards the community are essential, perhaps only providing temporary resting places. Dealing with the stray animal issue should follow the CNVR principle:
C - Catch: Capturing stray dogs and cats.
N - Neuter: Spaying or neutering to control the animal population.
V - Vaccine: Vaccinating against rabies, ideally annually.
R - Return: Returning them to their original location to prevent new strays from taking their place.
Addressing the stray animal issue at its core requires a change in societal attitudes and beliefs. It would be beneficial to promote a more compassionate outlook towards animals moving forward.
How to help stray dogs in your locality?
shelter is designed to provide shade and protection from the rain for stray dogs. The design concept incorporates elements of sculpture and greenery, allowing it to be placed within urban areas while also serving the purpose of increasing green spaces and providing seating areas for relaxation.. Inside, there will be food trays to entice dogs to enter the shelter.
The layout of each shelter will vary depending on its location. For instance, in open spaces, shelters may be grouped together, while along roadsides, they will be arranged in an orderly manner along pathways.
As solo travel becomes increasingly popular and continues to grow, it's important for this project to cater to the needs of solo travelers while also working closely with the local community. The goal is to integrate seamlessly into the lifestyle of the local residents in the project area and to showcase the original art and cultural heritage of the region through time travel.
The "Time Travel by Solo Travelers" project is a cultural homestay initiative that invites solo travelers who enjoy solitary journeys to experience tourism closely intertwined with nature, culture, and the traditional way of life of the local villagers. It allows them to immerse themselves in the indigenous wisdom of the Karen people in Muang Kong, Chiang Mai province, comfortably and in line with their increasing demands. This is achieved by studying the behavior of solo travelers and considering the optimal use of the space.
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When considering the physical characteristics of the project area, it's evident that there are numerous existing trees. This has led to the intention of preserving all existing trees to utilize them in creating a unique atmosphere by integrating accommodation units among the open spaces between the trees. The use of variations in elevation helps create changing perspectives, allowing views from ground level up to the treetops. Additionally, it enhances privacy for users.
Furthermore, due to the predominantly natural condition of the project area, there's a strong intention to minimize the footprint of human intervention.
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Even though I didn't directly study digital art, my passion for drawing has been with me since I can remember. I've been selftraining continuously, honing my skills, and eventually gaining opportunities and trust to diversify my work. This not only helped me develop my creative drawing skills but also enhanced my ability to communicate with clients, as well as time management. Since I started receiving drawing commissions back in my school days, I had to manage my time effectively to avoid any impact on my university studies while still meeting deadlines agreed upon with clients.
Attempting to create animated animatics using After Effects through self-learning.
Designed cover art and some illustrations for parts of the novel series "¤¹´ÕÍÂÒ¡¨Õº" by author â¤Âѧ§Õ, marking my first venture into long-form fiction illustration work.
