Supakit Supradit na ayuthya's Portfolio

Supaki t Supr adi tnaayut hya

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Supakit (Ply) recently graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at Chulalongkorn University, with a major in Architecture. His interests weave through the fields of visualizing ideas into tangible designs, whether it be in the spheres of architecture, music and sound design and general design principles. During his studies, he cultivated a fascination with tectonics, structure, construction, and the vernacular in architecture, appreciating the elements that reflect the core truths of architectural designs.

WHO IS SUPAKIT

Throughout his college years, Supakit gained a wealth of experience. He has been actively participating in activities since high school, a trend that continued into his university years. He was elected as the class president in his freshman year and has held the position ever since. In his role, he led various activities, acquiring numerous hard and soft skills, and earned the Excellence Award for activity and leadership from the faculty.

In his fourth year, Supakit's application for an internship in Japan was accepted, and he spent two months as an intern at Shigeru Aoki Architects and Associates in Fukuoka. During this time, he learned work discipline, gained knowledge, and refined his design methods. He was recognized for his time-efficient and accurate work and was invited to return to the company in the future.

Now, standing at the threshold of his professional journey, Supakit aims to pursue his dream of creating memorable and high-quality works. His goal-oriented nature, coupled with critical thinking and his skills, equips him to face challenges with passion and discipline.

SUPAKIT SUPRADIT NA AYUTHYA CONTACT :

TEL : 09 2274 1555 EMAIL : spktply.work@hotmail.com

EXPERIENCE 2018 -

EDUCATION

2019 -

HIGH SCHOOL

2013 - 2018

Student Vice President : Activity Department Suankularb Wittayalai School

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Year President Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University Head Coordinator of Loy Krathong Festival Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

Gifted And Talented Education (GATE) Program Suankularb Wittayalai School

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Year President Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

UNIVERSITY

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MC & Moderator of Teacher’s day ceremony Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

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Head Coordinator of CU Freshmen Orientation Activity

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Student Council’s Vice President : External Affairs Department

2020

2019 - 2024 Bachelor of Architecture Department of Architecture Faculty of Architecture Chulalongkorn University

Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University -

Columnist of Faculty of Architecture’s annual magazine : Ruenthai Magazine Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

SKILLS

SOFT SKILLS Leadership Critical Thinking Visualizing Ideas Flexibility Problem Solving Creativity Ethical Awareness

2021 -

Year President Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

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MC & Moderator of Teacher’s day ceremony Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

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Head Coordinator of CU Freshmen Orientation Activity Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University Student Council’s Vice President : Internal Affairs Department Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University Rewarded for “Outstanding Student in Activities” Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

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HARD SKILLS

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Public Speaking Copywriting Project Management Architectural Model

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Student Council’s President Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

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Year President Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

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Faculty of Architecture’s annual play : “The Nutcracker” score music composer & Sound Engineer

PROGRAM Autodesk Autocad (Proficient) SketchUp (Proficient) Lumion (Proficient) Autodesk Revit ARCHICAD Adobe Illustrator (Proficient) Adobe Photoshop Adobe Lightroom Adobe Premiere Pro Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft Powerpoint (Proficient) Canva Audacity Ableton Live (Proficient) EASE FOCUS (Sound Engineering)

2022

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Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University Faculty of Architecture’s volunteer camp @ Om Koi, Chiang Mai construction department Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University 2023

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Year President Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

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Internship @ Shigeru Aoki Architects and Associates Fukuoka, Japan

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Faculty of Architecture’s annual play : “Behind The Painting” score music composer & Sound Engineer Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University 2024

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Year President Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

LANGUAGE

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MC & Moderator of Arch 90th year anniversary forum Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

Thai English (Fluent) Japanese (Basic Conversation)

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Faculty of Architecture’s volunteer camp @ Pak niam, Loei construction department Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

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TOEIC score 990/990 (First Admission)

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EXPERIENCE & SKILLS

CONTENT

ACTIVITIES & VOLUNTEER

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERNSHIP

SEVENTY - ONE CANYON

Semi - Detached House Sansiri’s Residential Project LAT PHRAO 71, BANGKOK

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCULPTURE PATHUM WAN

National Museum Extension Museum Architecture PATHUM WAN, BANGKOK

GRAVITY SPORT CENTER TERO ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC PERFORMANCE CENTER

FUKUOKA, JAPAN

Sport Complex & Community Center Wide Span Structure Architecture BANG NA, BANGKOK

Architectural Thesis Concert Hall & Acoustic Design KHAN NA YAO, BANGKOK

Intern & Architectural Field Trip Shigeru Aoki Architect & Associates

ARCH ASA

Architecture Students Voluntary Camp Construction Department

ACTIVITIES

Architecture Students Campus Activities Participation

OTHER WORKS

Media Design & Other Works

RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE

SEVENTY ONE CANYON

71

Lat Phrao , Bangkok

"Seventy-One Canyon" is a housing estate project by Sansiri, featuring 74 semi-detached houses arranged in pairs, situated on the evocative Lad Prao 71st Street, which inspired its name.

The "Canyon" concept draws from the imagery of natural canyons, evoking a sense of sanctuary and enduring strength. The houses, cladded in darker stone, resemble the rugged cliffs of a canyon, while green spaces on the mezzanine level give the serene experience of resting on a natural ledge amidst serene surroundings.

The architectural design is a poetic play of interlocking forms between two masses, each sharing geometric harmony. Through a balance of addition and reduction, these paired houses achieve a symmetrical and geometric aesthetic, creating a living space that is both visually pleasing and deeply harmonious with nature.

MARKET STUDY As a real-estate project, the main idea is to sell the unqueness and characteristics of the project, along with accommodation. The main goal of this project, apart from studying architectural design, is to practice the process of making a design “sellable”

SITE

PROJECT LOCATION

JULY WIND

DECEMBER WIND

GEOMETRIC RELATIONSHIP

The design was initiated by sculpting pieces out and combining forms rather than molding up. This process created overlapping areas, introducing the concept of space-in-between.

The design began with a rectangular shape overlapped by an L-shaped box, which was then refined through addition and subtraction to achieve proper proportions. Once developed, the form was mirrored to create a symmetrical shape for a semi-detached house. The final design allocated spaces based on volume

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FINAL DESIGN

APRIL WIND

ADDITION

JANUARY WIND

SUBTRACTION

TRAFFIC DENSITY

COMBINATION

SUN DIRECTION

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

Parking Kitchen Maid’s Room Storage Laundry Area

Living Area Dining Area Pantry Terrace

Small Bedroom Master Bedroom Workspace

Small Bedroom Elderly Bedroom Multi-Purpose Space

ELEVATION Roof’s top +15.65 Roof’s bottom +14.80

Fourth Floor +11.25

Third Floor +7.80

Second Floor +3.80

First Floor +0.50 15700 6000

15700

15700

C

B

4

D

Front Elevation

3

4850

5850

5850

6000

4850

6000

4850

A

Back Elevation

Left Elevation

SECTION

B

C

4

15700

4850 5850

D

1

2

A

1

5850

2

6000

3

Right Elevation

Roof’s top +15.65

Roof’s top +15.65

Roof’s bottom +14.80

Roof’s bottom +14.80

Master Bedroom

Bathroom

Grandparent’s Bedroom

Third Floor +7.80

Grandparent’s Bedroom

Bathroom

Living Area

Second Floor +3.80

Living Area

Pantry

Master Bedroom

Master Bedroom

Third Floor +7.80

Grandparent’s Bedroom

Second Floor +3.80

Living Area

Storage

First Floor +3.30

First Floor +0.50

Storage

A

B

Dining Area

Maid’s Bedroom

Kitchen

15700

C

Section A

5850

6000

4850

6000

4850

Small Bedroom

Corridor

15700

D

4

3

2 Section B

Master Bathroom

Small Bedroom

Elevat or S haf t

Fourth Floor +11.25

Fourth Floor +11.25

Master Bedroom

Multi Purpose

Grandparents’ Grandparents’ Bathroom Bedroom

Workspace

Living Area

Terrace

Maid’s Bathroom

Maid’s Bedroom

Parking

15700 5850

5850

1

1

5850

2 3 Section C

6000

4

PERSPECTIVE

RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCULPTURE Pathum Wan , Bangkok

Located on Pathumwan Road in Bangkok, Thailand, the museum houses a captivating collection of both authentic and replica sculptural artifacts, spanning various periods of Thai history from the Pre-Historic era onward.

The museum's design seamlessly integrates elements from the historical sites where these artifacts were originally discovered, emphasizing the rigidity and materials characteristic of the sculptures.

The museum's program includes a permanent sculpture exhibition, a temporary exhibition, an auditorium, a library, a workshop, a canteen, a café, a restaurant, and the museum’s office. These facilities are thoughtfully arranged around a long rectangular pond, whose reflective surface creates a unique and immersive experience. Additionally, the museum features a public area designed to accommodate community activities.

ARTIFACTS This museum is an extension of The National Museum of Thailand. The artifacts are curated based on existing collections, with the intention of chronologically arranging the sculptures according to their periods in Thai history.

SITE

PROJECT LOCATION

Office Building Sculpture Exhibition Drop-off

CORE DESIGN APPROACH

Public Space

Drop-off

Public Space

Sculpture Exhibition

Office Building

The wide drop-off area's roofing is made of translucent Shinkolite panels, allowing the structure's shadows to cast onto the ground. The drop-off leads to the main courtyard, where vent-block walls create a slow reveal transition.

Located near Chulalongkorn Road, the public space features a long covered walkway that divides the area into small courtyards. This walkway leads to the main courtyard, where a pond projects reflections, adding depth and a unique experience.

At the opposite end stands a replica of a Buddha head statue from the Ayutthaya period. The surrounding garden is adorned with various sculptures.

The sculptures are exhibited in chronological order according to Thai history, with the exhibition space arranged in a linear pattern.

The two-story office building is located behind the temporary exhibition. Consistent use of materials and openings creates a perspective illusion, making the two structures appear stacked like a rigid wall, serving as a backdrop for the main courtyard.

The structure features a wide-span steel truss, resembling a bridge, connecting two parts of the museum. It begins at the ticket booth and ends at the auditorium

MUSEUM ARCHITECTURE

FIRST FLOOR PLAN Public Space Museum Shop Cafe Library Ticket Office Workshop Canteen Restaurant Temporary Exhibition Mechanical Service Education Support Exhibition’s Warehouse

10

SECTION A

0

SECTION B

0

SECTION C

0

30

SECOND FLOOR PLAN Permanent Exhibition Auditorium Administration Exhibition Maintainance Fine Art Workshop & Repair

50 100

20

10

40

30

50 100

20

10

40

30

50 100

20

40

PERSPECTIVE

WIDE-SPAN STRUCTURE ARCHITECTURE

GRAVITY SPORT COMPLEX Bang Na, Bangkok

The approach of this project’s design was to dig as deep as possible into the truth behind the whole thing of “architecture”. .

Taking off through Vitruvius’s virtues of architecture : Firmness, Commodity and Delight. Despite how ugly and uncomfortable one may feels about an architecture ,the fact that a building still stands is an achievement of it’s own. This statement brings the conclusion of “Gravity” being the sole truth behind all things of architecture, the invention that defy and obey the law of gravity as it stands. .

“Displacement” is the idea which follows the fact that gravity is, obviously , invisible and can be infinitely interpreted. The design process initiated from a three dimensional grid the defines points of structural support. The points of support are then randomly selected to place the base structure which transfer to different types of structure in each floor of the building. While the members of different structure types “displace” each other, they also serves the same purpose and stand above the sole truth of the whole thing : “gravity”.

DISPLACEMENT & GRAVITY

The design process began with the establishment of a three-dimensional grid that defined key points of structural support. From these pre-defined points, randomized selections were made to position the base structure, which then evolved into varying structural forms across the different floors of the building. While these structural members of diverse types interact and displace one another, they remain unified in purpose, ultimately serving to maintain the building’s integrity. Despite their differences, they all adhere to a fundamental force that dictates the entire system: gravity.

Floor 6

Conference Office Physio

Floor 5

Combat Sports

Floor 4

Mezzanine

PROJECT’S LOCATION

Floor 3

Badminton & Table Tennis

Floor 2

Squash & Fitness Gym

Floor 1 Shops & Services

FLOOR FLOOR PLANS PLANS

ARCHITECTURAL THESIS

TERO ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC PERFORMANCE CENTER

THE SYMPHONY OF SILENCE WHERE ARCHITECTURE AND MUSIC HARMONIZE In the present day, the Thai music industry is rapidly growing. Labels and artists have convenient means to publicize their works, while consumers have more opportunities to discover artists from diverse genres and origins. The gap between listeners and artists is narrowing, and concerts and live performances have become highly anticipated events, bringing joy to many.

Concerts, featuring both Thai and international artists, are increasingly common, creating new possibilities for designing performance spaces.This underscores the importance of designing spaces that enhance the concert-going experience and aesthetics, a crucial factor for the music industry and overall quality of life. This architectural thesis explores the design of concert halls—spaces where sound dwells—aiming to merge the principles of architectural design and music through comprehensive research. It aspires to transcend traditional criteria of rigid structuresand good acoustics, crafting spaces of architectural delight.

ACOUSTIC DESIGN :

MATERIAL SELECTION

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

SELECTION

CALCULATION

The selection of sound-absorbing materials considers those with minimal spatial requirements to maximize design possibilities for passageways. The materials chosen are also readily available from manufacturers and suppliers in Thailand; hence, fiberglass insulation was selected.

Sound Absorption Coefficient (5 mm.)

The suitable RT (Reverberation Time) values fall into two ranges: 0.4–0.6 seconds and 1.2–1.4 seconds. Consequently, an RT of 1.2–1.4 seconds was chosen for the design, as this range allows the architecture to effectively manage sound even in the absence of electronic systems.

Reverberation time calculations 6,000 capacity main hall RT = 0.05(V/a) RT = 0.161 [103,532 / (13,211 x 0.91)} RT = 1.38 seconds

SIMULATION

Sound dispersion was simulated using EASE Focus 3, a software tool for calculating sound distribution in the concert industry. This program provides a high level of technological realism and accurate wave dispersion, surpassing Ray Diagrams in precision due to the wave nature of sound, as opposed to its depiction as rays. In the design of concert halls, it is crucial to simulate conditions that closely match the actual concert environment.

Accurate dispersion values across different frequency ranges are essential to ensure clarity in musical performance during concerts.

1,000 capacity seated hall RT = 0.05(V/a) RT = 0.161 [31,101/ (4,496 x 0.91)} RT = 1.22 seconds

600 capacity black box RT = 0.05(V/a) RT = 0.161 [5,832 / (1,944 x 0.91)} RT = 0.53 seconds

Clarity calculations Clarity, denoted as C80, measures the intelligibility of sound at a specific location by calculating the difference in sound pressure levels (dB) over a period of 80 milliseconds. This value indicates the quality of sound clarity, with a range from +1 dB to -4 dB representing good clarity.

6,000 capacity main hall From RT calculations, sound levels decreases by 60dB in 1.38s

1,000 capacity seated hall From RT calculations, sound levels decreases by 60dB in 1.22s

600 capacity black box From RT calculations, sound levels decreases by 60dB in 0.53s

At 80ms, sound levels decreases by 0.0435 dB C80 = 10 log (early sound/late sound) C80 = 10 log (110 / 109.9565) C80 = -0.001

At 80ms, sound levels decreases by 0.05 dB C80 = 10 log (early sound/late sound) C80 = 10 log (110 / 109.95) C80 = -0.007

At 80ms, sound levels decreases by 0.113 dB C80 = 10 log (early sound/late sound) C80 = 10 log (110 / 109.886) C80 = +0.01

INTERNSHIP

Supakit was accepted to work as an intern at Shigeru Aoki Architects and Associates, an architecture firm based in Tokyo and Fukuoka. The office is famous for the style of “Refining Architecture” which is a way to renovate buildings while keeping it’s original essence and strcutural system. During his time as an intern, Supakit had the chance to learn Japan’s design thinking, work ethics and design process. After the program ended, Supakit was credited for his hard and accurate work and was invited to return to Japan to work as an architect.

FUKUOKA, JAPAN

ARCH ASA

Supakit had participated in three volunteer camps “ARCH ASA”, two as a staff and one as a participant. The project aims to benefit people and students in countryside community and provide architecture students from Chulalongkorn University with real-world construction experience using accumulated knowledge gained from their studies. It also provides an opportunity to learn outside the classroom in a remote environment. The project fosters collaboration and mutual assistance not only among campers but also within the community.

Sound Engineer & Sound Designer of Faculty of Architecture Annual Stage play “Tapadkarnlakorn 63rd : The Nutcracker”

ACTIVITIES & OTHER WORKS