







JUDGES
Kiattisak Veteewootacharn
Managing Director, Architects 49 House Design
Yossapon Boonsom
Director, Shma Landscape Architect
Twitee Vajrabhaya Teparkum
Principal Architect, Department of ARCHITECTURE
Managing Director, Architects 49 House Design
Director, Shma Landscape Architect
Principal Architect, Department of ARCHITECTURE




VERTICAL RECREATION
SPACE OF AN URBAN AREAS
Phiriya Chavanaphan Architecture Program, Faculty of Architecture, Silpakorn University
A residential project that increases resting areas for city dwellers with vertical recreational spaces and garden.






NEW PUBLIC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF BAAN KHO LAO Chaiyasat Sattasagulchai Architecture Program, Faculty of Architecture, Kasetsart University
This project consists of the development of the communal spaces that include a mosque, a cooperative and a fish hatchery, which takes into consideration of the public spatial distribution to accommodate different programs.

TYPOLOGY OF SHOPHOUSE
Watcharaporn Eiabsakul
Architecture Program, Faculty of Architecture, Silpakorn University
From the forms of the typical shophouse, brings a new idea for the redesign of the traditional shophouse into a new form of building that will interact with the current social context.





JAPAN-THAI CERAMIC INSTITUTE
Sumantha Nuamthanang Architecture Design program, School of Architecture and Design, King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi
The design of the architectural spaces is inspired from the studies of the Japanese way of living, which harmonises with nature, bringing the ‘Zen’ form of art through the concept of doing

MY SENSATIONAL CAFÉ
Suriya Poieam
Architecture Design Program,
School of Architecture and Design, King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi
With the interest in music and studies of how songs can affect a person’s emotion and ideas, this mixed-used project is an expression of the experiences and communication of music in the form of architecture.





JUDGES
Theeranuj Karnasuta Wongwaisayawan
Managing Director, Interior Architects 49
Chanat Chotitayangkul
Managing Director / Lighting Designer, With Light Arisara Chaktranon
Design Director, Onion
Managing Director, Interior Architects 49
Managing Director / Lighting Designer, With Light
Design Director, Onion




REHABILITATION OF CHAO PHRAYA RIVER WATER TREATMENT COMBINED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNICATION
Nutchanadda Laosumrit
Department of Interior Design, Faculty of Arts and Design
Rangsit University
Nowadays, technology and transportation brings a devastating amount of waste water into the river without any consideration. This fact inspired the floating water treatment project which places further emphasis on the development of the local community by bringing sand into the area to construct riverside facilities.






WORLD BENEATH THE SEA Treethot Polrajilum
Department of Interior Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University
In order to create a spatial sequence, this underwater learning center is entered from the ground level into the water, allowing for the diminishing light to act as a guide for learning.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND RENOVATION
FOR HUA HIN MARIOTT RESORT AND SPA HOTEL
Thanaporn Lohavichitranon
Department of Interior Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University
The design of the interior spaces of the hotel are integrated with the natural surroundings through the different senses. This project aims to create a true resting environment for travellers who seek respite in the midst of the beautiful beach scenery.







DOMESTICATING THE EXTERIOR SPACE
Nipat Charoenpala Interior Architecture Program, School of Architecture and Design, King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi
This project stems from the study of people living within the Thonglor community, many of whom spend more time out of their own homes than in them, simply because their interior spaces are not fully supportive of their lifestyles.

LIFE OF THE BUDDHA MUSEUM, MAHAMAKUT
BUDDHIST UNIVERSITY
Phachara Lertphadungtham
Department of Interior Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University
This project is not a temple, but an educational institution that exhibits and displays the life of Buddha through the simplest form of interior architecture, allowing visitors to learn through experience.




JUDGES
Teerachai Suppameteekulwat
Design Director, Qualy
Pichaya Puttorngul
Principal, Piece Company
Ploypan Teerachai
Designer, Co-founder THINKK Studio

Design Director, Qualy
Principal, Piece Company
Designer / Co-founder, THINKK Studio




PRODUCT FOR IMPROVING SOLID TOP ACOUSTIC GUITAR’S SOUND
Rahut Jongsiri
Department of Product Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn University
Following the belief that the more you play an acoustic guitar the better it will sound, this designer has decided to design an automatic guitar playing machine to improve the sound of the guitar.




DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT PRODUCT FOR SWOOP SHOP OF SAHAPAT BY WEAVING REMNANT OF CLOTHS WITH THE LOOM OF BANRANGMAITENG
Krantana Suweerah Program in Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang
This collection of cases for portable electronic devices is designed to be made with a weaving technique that interacts with the movements of the hands and feet and uses local materials. This project aims to celebrate the skills and traditional crafts of a community.
SOFT BOOKS FOR 3-6 YEARS
OLD CHILDREN THAT CAN BE TRANSFORMED INTO CHILDREN’S ACCESSORIES
Chanthakan Poto
Program in Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang
These fabric books can be transformed into toys and accessories for children encouraging sustainability and eliminating the cost of having to purchase new toys.




TOOLS TO NATURE
Nattakan Suppamongkolthaveesuk Department of Product Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn University
Nowadays, technology has influenced children in many ways that make them ignorant to the nature that surrounds them. This unfortunate side effect of technology inspired the design of a product that attracts and connects children with nature through the act of play.
HEAT REFLECTION TEXTILE PRODUCTS FROM REUSED METALIZED LAMINATED FILM
Supamas Leelapiyawat
Program in Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang
This project utilizes metalic plastic sheets from confectionary packaging in combination with fabric and, through heat, transforms the sheets into a heat reflective material.


JUDGES
Tnop Wangsillapakun
Design Director / Founder, TNOP™ DESIGN
Somchana Kangwarnjit
ECD (Executive Creative Director), Prompt Design
Piyapong Bhumichitra Head of Design, Shake & Bake Studio
Design Director / Founder, TNOP™ DESIGN
ECD (Executive Creative Director), Prompt Design Head of Design, Shake & Bake Studio




‘PAPER ITSELF’ EXHIBITION FOR ANTALIS (THAILAND)
LIMITED
Benjarat Aiemrat Program in Communication Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Srinakharinwirot University
‘It would be better to listen to a story from the author themselves.’ This project is a collection of narratives on the history of paper as a writing tool, observing the transformation of its role and context and using paper as a vehicle to convey its own story.
‘It would be better listening a story from





STICKER TATTOO DESIGN ‘ATTA’
Chivayath Chivalucksanangkoon Department of Visual Communication Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn University
Body art is considered an expression of personality and belief, two human elements that are not necessarily permanent. This collection of sticker tattoos that peel off over time meet the need for a temporary means of expression and also serve as a reminder of the Buddhist principle of impermanence.
BOOK DESIGN AND THAI TYPEFACE DESIGN TO ENHANCE READING, LEARNING AND CONSERVING THE 12 BUDDHIST TRADITIONS OF NORTHEAST THAILAND FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH
Chaithawat Dongcharoaen Program in Design, Thai Art Department, Faculty of Fine Arts, Chiang Mai University
The design of this picture book was inspired by traditional Isaan style paintings, which were then adapted into a new graphic style while still preserving the core essence of Isaan art. This set of new graphics and typeface portrays and educates young people in the near extinct traditional Isaan rituals as well as facilitates an appreciation for, and preservation of, such rituals for future generations.




CALENDAR DESIGN
‘BRAIN GYM’
Natthakorn Noiphim Department of Visual Communication Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn University
This calendar project encourages a daily routine of physical movements that stimulate the brain through exercises that support balance, concentration, creativity and emotion.
PAPERCRAFT DESIGN ‘THE ART OF FLOWER ARRANGEMENT IN THAILAND’
Wirin Chaowana
Department of Visual Communication Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn University
This project was inspired by a combination of traditional Thai flower arrangements, geometry and paper folding techniques, giving the material and medium a delicate yet contemporary twist.





JUDGES
Tinnakan Lohsisupachai
Creative Director, Lunchbox Studio
Pongpassakorn Kulthirathum
Founder / Visual Director, KOR.BOR.VOR. Visual Label
Tanat Jiravansirikul
Design Director / Founder, Computer Arts Thailand
Creative Director, Lunchbox Studio
Founder / Visual Director, KOR.BOR.VOR. Visual Label
Design Director / Founder, Computer Arts Thailand




THE BLANKET
Putssarapon Tamphanon
Program in Computer Art, Faculty of Digital Art, Rangsit University
This two-dimensional animation project is the expression of the designer towards their loving, yet pressuring, parents.






THE BIRD IS STARING AT THE FISH, FALLING FROM THE SKY AT THE TOP OF THE ROOF, UNDER THE SUN IN ANOTHER ONE FINE DAY Kanitharin Thailamtong Program in Computer Art, Faculty of Digital Art, Rangsit University
The idea of, ‘free will’ is portrayed through the point of view of the designer by recreating a typical scene from everyday urban life in this animation.
The Bird Is Staring at the Fish, Falling from the Sky at the Top of the Roof, under the Sun in Another One Fine Day
THAI-THUI
Kamolchanok Wanasukpunt, Nuttapon Puntariganon
Program in Computer Art, Faculty of Digital Art, Rangsit University
From the idea that, ‘The Thai society is drowned in spit’ this designer was inspired by Thai social problems and reactions and reflects them from a personal point of view. The designer chose to present this antagonizing perspective in the hopes of increasing awareness towards these problems and improving our future.






















TUINUI
Tipjuta Budchan
Thunyathorn Amornlertvit Program in Computer Art, Faculty of Digital Art, Rangsit University
This animation project is a reflection of people’s lives who work on the streets, portraying the compassion and empathy that exists between this group of people.

SURA
Nantipat Phae-ngam
Computer Animation, School of Digital Media, Sripatum University
This three-dimensional animation speaks of social problems and intends to bring awareness toward these issues by presenting the story of a drunk driver, attempting to avoid police checkpoints.


JUDGES
Ek Thongprasert
Founder, Thongprasert
Watcharin Phongsai
Editor, Vogue
Platt Pladhi
Creative Director, Realistic Situation, 4x4MAN

Founder, Thongprasert
Editor, Vogue
Creative Director, Realistic Situation, 4x4MAN




HYPERREALITY
Sunyavit Duangumporn
Department of Fashion Design,
Faculty of Arts and Design, Rangsit University
The concept of the ‘hyper-realistic’ is applied in this project where the shape and form of the human body is exaggerated and re-structured in a collection of paper garments.



MALLEABLE
Chatchai Kengrungruengchai Program in Fashion and Textile Design, School of Fine and Applied Arts, Bangkok University
’Ayatori’ is a game where the player forms different shapes and images with a piece of string. This women’s wear collection has taken the concept strings, and combined it with experimentation in different techniques and with sentiment within the garments.
Malleable
REALISATION & REFLECTIVENESS
Natthakarn Tangpanichdee
Department of Visual Arts
Design-Fashion Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Srinakharinwirot University
This collection was inspired by the costume design of the film, Pride and Prejudice, with the interpretation of the characteristics of each of the actors and the context of the Regency period being drawn upon as inspiration to create a collection of white garments created through macramé techniques.
Realisation & Reflectiveness


EINSTEIN’S EXPEDITION
Athibodee Suwannachot Department of Fashion Design, Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, Rangsit University
This collection is inspired by
woman, through the Theory of Einstein-Rosen Bridge or the Wormhole. The impact of these
experimentations within the garments that were then restructured through the Experimental Tailoring method.
PSYCURIOUS
Apirak Thongpiyaphoom
Department of Visual Arts
Design-Fashion Design,
Faculty of Fine Arts, Srinakharinwirot University
and Cupid is reinterpreted in this collection and coupled with a contemporary interpretation of traditional Thai embroidery techniques.

JUDGES
Nutre Arayavanish Chenyavanij
Design & Development Manager, AuSmith studio & workshop
Fonthip Tangviriyamate Director/Jeweller/Maker/Designer,
Fonthip Studio
Sirikarn Jirajbhaskornkul Founder, Saprang Shop

Design & Development Manager, AuSmith studio & workshop Director/Jeweller/Maker/Designer, Fonthip Studio Founder, Saprang Shop




Jewelry of Light through the Sasivimol
Chaidaroon
Department of Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University
This project is inspired by different patterns that are formed by the refraction of light. The collection consists of three different forms, illustrating sustainable beauty. )


SELF-CHARACTERIZE KINETIC JEWELRY
Nutnicha Karnjanasoonthorn Department of Jewelry Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn University
’Some unintentional actions may be deemed offensive by others, but may be an inevitable habit. From this, the designer has crafted a collection of jewelry that will distract others from the wearer’s actions and cause them to pay more attention to the jewelry.
BODY ADORNMENT AS AN URGE TO THE YOUNG GENERATION ON THE ART OF THAI-KREUNG/THAI WIENG’S CLOTHES
Niracha Akarachaipanich
Department of Jewelry Design, Faculty of Decorative
Arts, Silpakorn University
The appreciation of the Thai-Kreung/ Thai Wieng tradition is expressed in this collection of contemporary jewelry. This colorful collection, made with traditional fabric dyeing techniques, is made to be worn at cultural events in order to promote tradition to the younger generation.



DECEPTION & BACKWARD
Pitchayapa Petpiroon Department of Art, Music and Dance Education, Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University
The use of the feather form of this collection is derived from an old Thai idiom, ‘a chicken is only beautiful because of its feathers, a person is beautiful because they dress up,’ meaning that the beauty of a person stems only from what they wear. This idea indicates the link between the jewelry and wearer, reflecting the current values of society.
TO HELP REDUCE THE PLASTIC WASTE RATIO FOR OCCUPATIONAL PROMOTION DIVISION, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, DEPARTMENT OF BANGKOK
Sikarin Noonuan Program in Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang
This collection of jewelry helps reduce plastic waste in Bangkok by using rubbish from PET bottles as its principle material. Each of the pieces contains text encouraging wearers to think twice about consumption.

ARCHITECT DESIGN
Kantipat Phatijaree Architecture Design program, School of Architecture and Design King Mongkut’s
Choat Aussawasuteerakul Architecture
Design program, School of Architecture and Design King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi
Chaiyasat Sattasagulchai Architecture Program, Faculty of Architecture
Kasetsart
Tanasab Apiwannarat Architecture Program, Faculty of Architecture
Tanaporn Pannara Department of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture
Nanthaporn Siyoputhawong Architecture Program, Faculty of Architecture Silpakorn
Patipan Potiyaraj
Patcharada Inplang
Pimchanok Visitchaichan Program in Architecture, Faculty of Architecture King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang Peerapol
Karunwiwat Architecture Design program, School of Architecture and Design King Mongkut’s
Phiriya Chavanaphan Architecture Program,
Pawat Kittikulunaporn Architecture Program, Faculty of Architecture
Watcharaporn Eiabsakul Architecture
Sumantha Nuamthanang Architecture Design program, School of Architecture and Design King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi
Suriya Poieam Architecture Design program, School of Architecture and Design King
INTERIOR DESIGN
Kittichot Tantichaipakorn Program in Interior Design, School of Architecture Bangkok University
Kultawatch Ananrattanasuk Department of Interior Design, Faculty of Architecture and Design Kosol Kosolkitiwong
Chopaka Thansaithong
Duenphen Saelim
Treethot Polrajilum Department of Thanaporn Lohavichitranon
Nipat Charoenpala Interior Architecture Program, School of Architecture and Design King Mongkut’s University of Nutchanadda Laosumrit Department of Pawonrat Lertpinyowong Department of Interior Design,
Pawimol Samsen Department of Interior Architecture,
Pitipat Ruangsri Program in Interior Architecture,
Pemika Chiarnpattanodom
Lertphadungtham
Phachara
Proud Pittayapibool Interior Architecture Program, School of Architecture and Design King
Sittipat Rongronglarp
Interior Architecture Program, School of Architecture and Design King Mongkut’s University of
Itsara Manakid Interior Architecture Program,
PRODUCT DESIGN
Krantana Suweerah Program in Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture King Mongkut’s Institute
Chanthakan Poto Program in Industrial Design,
Nattakan Suppamongkolthaveesuk Department of Product design, Faculty of Decorative Arts
Duangkamon Panypoatiphan Industrial Design Program, School of Architecture and Design
Teerapa
Sombatudomkhun Major in Product Design, Department of Visual Art, Faculty of Fine Arts
Napaporn Lerdsrinapaporn Program in
Rahut Jongsiri Department of Product
Watcharasakul Leekasem Department of Product design, Faculty
Wiriya Mana-anatakul Industrial Design Program, School of Architecture and Weerawat Chaipet
Supamas Leelapiyawat
Sitigorn Laiparditigorn
Orakarn Sayatanan Program in Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture King Mongkut’s Institute
Onuma Ubonrut Thai Art Department, Design
GRAPHPIC DESIGN
Kewalin Timklab Program in Communication Design, School of Fine and Applied Arts Bangkok
Jatuporn Phummai Program in Computer Graphic, Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts Dhurakij
Chivayath Chivalucksanangkoon Department of Visual Communication Design,
Chaithawat Dongcharoaen Programs in Design, Thai Art
Chinapat Yeukprasert Department of Visual
Nuttapol Thongseang Department of Natthakorn Noiphim Department of Visual Communication Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts Silpakorn University Nutpinya
Boonsombut Program in Computer Graphic, Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts Dhurakij Pundit
Teratchai Thananchaya Program in Communication Design, School of Fine and
Napisa Leelasuphpong Department of Industrial Design, Faculty of
Benjarat Aiemrat Program in Communication
Prasertsak Pradithkesorn Department of Visual Communication
Plaifon Chanpanya Program in Communication Design,
Pratthana Srisungnern Department of Visual
Mantika Eiamtom Programs in
Vanicha Srathongoil Program in
Wirin Chaowana
Suphanat Wongsupa
ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHIC DESIGN
Kanitharin Thailamtong Program in Computer Art, Faculty of Digital Art Rangsit University Krissana
Kochsila Computer Animation, School of Digital Media Sripatum University Sripatum University
Keawalee Warutkomain
Communication design, School of Architecture and Design King Mongkut’s University of Technology
Chayadol Tantisak Computer Animation, School of Digital Media
Nuttapon Puntariganon, Kamolchanok Wanasukpunt Program in Computer Art, Faculty of
Tanawat Muninimit Computer Animation, School of Digital Media
Tipjuta Budchan, Thunyathorn Amornlertvit Program in Computer Art,
Nantipat Phae-ngam Computer Animation, School of
Panithan Praisinth Program in Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture Khon Kaen
Paweena Sripunjang
Phongphanu Pornkajornkitkul
Putssarapon Tamphanon Program in
Ratchawoot Prukpusana Program in Computer Art,
Vasuphon Sanpanich Department of Visual Communication Design, Faculty of
Wannita Sirikul Animation Production, Entertainment Media Program, Fine
Setthaporn Panpee Program in Information Technology
FASHION DESIGN
Chatchai Kengrungruengchai Program in Fashion and Textile Design, School of Fine and Applied
Chayanit Kunthatim Program in Fashion and Textile Design, School of Fine
Charnwut Dangchana Program in Fashion and Textile Design, School
Natthakarn Tangpanichdee Department of visual arts
Tanatanon Juntachot Program in Fashion and Textile Design, School of Fine and Applied Arts
Tidarat Deeboonruksadee Program in Fashion and Textile Design, School of Fine and Applied
Panrasri Sasinin Department of Fashion Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts
Piyakan Chotipanit
Pongsapak Choawanasai
Patchareeporn Piboonthanakite
Pukkawat Rukieatchai Program in Fashion and Textile Design,
Phanuwat Homhoon Program in Fashion and
Sunyavit Duangumporn
Suttasinee Keawklan Faculty of
Athibodee Suwannachot Department of Fashion Design, Faculty of Arts and Design Rangsit Apirak Thongpiyaphoom
JEWELRY DESIGN
Ganniga Likitboonrueng Department of Jewelry Design, Faculty of Decorative Arts Silpakorn University Jindawan Chongtuam
Chonticha Nakaghasien
Chawaroj Chawanawech
Chainarong Choomkaew
Nutnicha Karnjanasoonthom
Nattawut Naraket Jewelry Design, Faculty
Thanyaporn Srima Programs in Design, Thai Art Department, Faculty of Fine Arts Chiang Mai University
Niracha Pornsiri Pornphapngam
Pitchayapa
Petpiroon Department of Art, Music and Dance Education, Faculty of Education Chulalongkorn University
Puntira phatarakulmongkol
Panuka Sroykham Jewelry Design, Faculty of Fine Arts Srinakharinwirot University
Sasivimol Chaidaroon Department of Industrial design, Faculty of Architecture
Sikarin Noonuan Program in Industrial Design, Faculty of Architecture King
Sudtida Benchahiransak Jewelry Design, Faculty of
Suteera Meehokvong Jewelry
Supichya Singhasane
Apichaya Jarasmanaskul Programs in Design,


















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