This portfolio presents architectural works by Piyawadee Nuchit, including the Phayom Pavilion, Pakloie Resort, Boggu Cultural Hall, and a development approach for Muang Ake area using New Urbanism. It contains site plans, floor plans, elevations, sections, and details of each project, along with a table of contents and contact information.
This is an architecture portfolio by Piyawadee Nuchit, an architecture graduate. It is intended for potential employers, clients, or academic reviewers to showcase the designer's skills and project experience.
The portfolio begins with an about me section and contact details. A table of contents lists the projects included: Phayom Pavilion, Pakloie Resort, Boggu Cultural Hall, Anlingyuan Hui Anzhi Suo, Windrise Development Approach for Muang Ake Area, and a building permission physical model contest experience and internship certificate.
The Phayom Pavilion project is inspired by the Phayom fruit and its samara wings. It includes a site plan, elevations at various levels, and structural details such as column connections and roof trusses. The design references the Suriyathep Music Pavilion building at Rangsit University.
The Pakloie Resort project focuses on Esan vernacular architecture, incorporating Loei Province culture and traditions like Phi Ta Khon. It includes a master plan, mode and tone diagrams, and technical drawings for air conditioning, electrical, plumbing, and sanitary systems.
The Boggu Cultural Hall project presents a site plan and floor plans for a two-story building with spaces such as a cafe, souvenir shop, reception, auditorium, canteen, and exhibition areas. A separate project, the 100-Year-Seoul Competition, proposes an eco-friendly vision for Seoul with resilience, sustainability, and future concepts, including material specifications.
The Windrise project is a transit-oriented development in Pattaya, featuring a mixed-use tower with hotel, office, MICE, and residential zones. It includes floor plans, a master plan, and details on transportation connectivity, green open spaces, and sustainable features like solar panels and wind turbines. The final project applies New Urbanism to the Muang Ake residential community in Pathum Thani, proposing a development approach for vacant public space around a lake.