Portfolio PAPAT JINAPHUN

PAPAT
JINAPHUN
171/448 Lumpini Place Saphankwai
Pradiphat Road, Bangkok 10400
(+66) 86 774 1873

email: papatmj@gmail.com
may.jinaphun@gmail.com
RESUME 2018-
EXPERIENCES
Co-Founder: Premsuk the Weekend Project
Present (Organic Farming - Educational Recreation)
Pathumthani, Thailand
EDUCATION
2017 Co-Founder: Hammock Brand
2018 Diploma: Business Analysis Program (Personal Care Product)
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand

2014 B.Sc. Architectural Design 2016 Creative & Project Coordinator:

International Program in Design and Architecture (INDA) b | u | g studio Co.,Ltd
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand (Multi-Disciplinary Design Studio)
Bangkok, Thailand
2013 Architectural Exchange Program
2015 Head Game Designer: Escape Hunt Co. Ltd
Department of Architecture
(Escape Room Game - Head Quarter)
University of Hawai’i at Manoa, Hawai’i, USA
Bangkok, Thailand

2008- AFS Exchange Program

2009 Bloomington High School, Illinois, USA
2015 Internship: Moana Events
(Wedding & Event Planning Company)
Honolulu, Hawai’i

2014 Teaching Assistance: Tai-Rom-Chang

LANGUAGES Khao Yai, Thailand

English / Thai
2014 Active Field II: EU Parliament Research Study
(Fluent in Speaking/Reading/Writing) TU Delft, Netherlands / Brussels, Belgium

COMPUTER SKILLS 2012 Manipulating Fabric Workshop

3D Modeling Rhinoceros / Sketchup Bangkok, Thailand

Microsoft Office Word / Power Point / Excel 2012 Z’shelter: Comtemporary Architectural Workshop
Gokarna, India
Adobe Photoshop / Illustrator /
After Effects / InDesign 2012 Demon in Venice: Stage Designer
Bangkok, Thailand
CONTENT
Part I Architectural Designs

Part II Experiences & Workshops

ARCHITECTURAL
DESIGNS

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 ((((( EU )))))
Plenery Chamber
Redesign
EU Parliament, Brussels

In the heart of Brussels, European Parliament is

not only a gigantic building structure that
houses representatives from European Union
countries members, it is also a medium to
communicate with their citizens. The EU Parlia-
ment has tried to stimulate people to partici-
pate with the process in many ways; promoting
with posters, enhance the understanding of
how EU works by establishing EU planetarium,
providing information online. However, the
information the EU portrays is sometimes too
complicated and overwhelming that not every-
one can follow or truly understand.
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debates to conclude decisions that will affect ES XPE
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been conducted in a different form and scale - AC

a poker table. This study compare regular table

with a manipulated one, which show the delay
and shift of communication due to physical
limitation. Combined with studies on EU Parlia-
ment information organization on each debate
that is overwhelming and unorganized, which
push beyond human ability to fully focus and
perform efficiently.

The proposal of the Plenary Chamber is aimed

to simplify the information for people at all levels
and to promote involvement by increasing
understanding by creating a public-friendly BLIC ION
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atmosphere. The installation of living walls will L
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INFORMATION SPREAD
TRANSPONDER (RADIO, TV)
FIRST HAND RECEIVER
SECOND HAND RECEIVER
FIRST HAND COMMUNICATION
SECOND HAND COMMUNICATION
THIRD HAND COMMUNICATION
UNINTENTIONAL COMMUNICATION

TIME TIME

ORIGINAL POKER TABLE MANIPULATED POKER TABLE

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REACHBLE RANGE

55 cm (Manage cards) B

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CARDS

HANDS
EXISTING SYSTEM
NEW PROPOSAL

LOGIC DIAGRAMS PROPOSAL

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The space is separated into two sections; public and

-0.20 private.

The private section is for representatives with installation of

transparent screens that filtered information into different
layers. The transparent quality of the screens allows
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information to be displayed in 3-dimensions and adjust-
able level of complexity with the vertical-moving track
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system.

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The public section is designed to be simpler for ability to
access public at all levels. There are four types of Living
Walls
-1.00
with increasing of technology and complexity toward the
center. Information displays on Living Walls are different
and change more frequent towards the center as technol-
ogy increases; monthly, weekly, daily, hourly.
-1.20
The Plenary Chamber is located below street level with
-5.20 -2.70 public side adjacent to the street, therefore, public can
have easy access without having to go through the main
building entrance. However, the two sections are separat-

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 VISUALIZE INTERIOR EXPERENCES
PUBLIC SECTION

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PHYSICAL MODEL CONCRETE/METAL/ACRYLIC

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 DAY | NIGHT
BUILDING ORIENTATION

ASEAN Cultural Center

Tha Chang Pier, Bangkok
Located in the old inner part of Bangkok, the historical tourist
site attraction that surrounded by renowned temples and
Calmness
palaces. Although popular among tourists, the site still Chaotic
Busy Day Perfection Night Privacy
remains its local authenticity by utilizing restricted laws to Conceal
Expose
maintain the original architecture. The design concept of the
cultural center is to bring out the richness of the site along
with the essence of Thai history and cultures yet adopting a
contemporary style of modern society. The cultural center is NOISE

a melting pot of ASEAN cultures that will be adaptive to

others; however, it remains its own uniqueness. Therefore, CENTER (focus point)
the design plays around the idea of day and night – the USE WATER AS A SYMBOLIC
FOR ‘MAGICAL’ QUALITY OF
significant differences of time and its distinctive characteris-
SPACE.
tics yet rely and complimenting on one another like Yin and SPACE IN BETWEEN

DAY
Yang. This cultural center performs as a stage to show and
NIGHT
DAY&NIGHT.
display differences between culture, as well as, compli-
menting Chao Phraya River, the center river of Thailand.

expose main street

perfection

more private

CIRCULATION VISUAL STRUCTURE private pier ENTRANCE

vertical circulation of both day and night are
similar, however, horizontal circulations are
different. Circulation of night are placed along
the outer corner of building for isolation to
create privacy. Day’s circulation are in the
inner part to create integration.
visual of day is exposed to all
direction for more feeling of involve-
ment, while night’s vision only
directed outward from building to
create the concealness and privacy.
structure of day is based on column
and beam system as it create a more
open feeling to the space. For night’s
structure, load bearing wall system is
used to represent the conceal, calm,
steady feeling for space.
entrances to the space are different to
provide different experiences. Entrance for
the day is through the main road leading
from chaotic to calmness in the middle. In
contrast, night entrance is from private pier,
experiencing private and calm to liveliness
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2 1

B 6 B

5 4

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1 Retail
2 Temporary Exhibition
3 Temporary Exhibition / Lobby A
4 Main Administration
5 Permanent Exhibition
6 Permanent Exhibition A
7 Storage
8 Restaurant

AA

B B

BB

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NORTH ELEVATION

SECTION A-A

WEST ELEVATION

SECTION B-B

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 SACRED CORE HULA

MUSIC STRENGTH

CONCEPT&
SITE ANALYSIS
STORY GENTLE
“MANA” INTEGRATION OF
SURROUNDINGS
TELLING
an impersonal supernatural
power which can be transmitted
or inherited
HULA AS THE CENTER

SACRED CORE

Initial idea, Sacred Core, derived from

pattern of the context which is the
intersectionof surrounding programs
combining with the movement of Hula

INSTITUTIONAL
ARTS

Idea of intersection and overlapping

continued as the frame work for
form finding
Final form represents the two main
concepts of circulation pathways,
passive and active
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Thomas Square Park is located in
the heart of downtown Honolulu –
THOMAS SQUARE PARK
a place in which many layers of Renovation Honolulu, HI
activities are occurring. This
project aimed to revive the park
as a center of activities; making it
flexible and diverse - from eating
to performing. Thomas Square is
the first public park of Honolulu,
however, nowadays it has been
neglected and has become a
shelter for homeless.
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BUILDING : TOILET
MUSEUM OF ART
HONOLULU HONOLULU A

CITY COUNCIL PUNCH BOWL

IOLANI PALACE

B B

MUSEUM OF ART
SCHOOL
NEAL S. MEDICAL CENTER
BLAISDELL
OCEAN A A A PLAN

SOUTH ELEVATION

HISTORICAL
EXISTED

SACRED NORTH ELEVATION

TEMPORARY
NEW EAST ELEVATION

0 50 100 200 PLAN WEST ELEVATION

The goal for the park is to bring people back by
ignite various type of activities at the park - an
inviting flexible space is therefore essential.
The project is aiming to create the ‘Mana’
feeling to the site to celebrate the importance,
as it is the first park. The park will become a
core that bring
people in to witness the sacred which is the perfor-
mance in this case, hula dance, a combination of SECTION AA
many aspects that represent Hawaiian culture. At
night the soft but powerful light lit by performance
through the dark will draw people in to make the night
alive as the day. SECTION BB

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 INFORMATION COLUMNS
(Polyethylene) Cylinder shape columns are paved to the core while
PAVEMENT PATTERN curve columns can be lit up at night to provide information
Pattern is created using grass driveway tile
to maximize the green space ACTIVE PAVEWAY
Materials are pattern of wood and
concrete to provide smooth pace
for both bicycle and pedestrian

PLANTATION BOX
Planted grass eperate different zones and
decorate the general area of the park

WATER AERATOR
Water aerator helps filtered water
that run from the top to the bottom
of the site WALKWAY ROOF
Array of columns structure to com-
pliment with information columns
with use of canvasto keep the
structure light

SEATING PAVE
Water aerator helps filtered water
that run from the top to the bottom
CORE
of the site Large size of polyethylene lamp
PLANT FILTER to lit up the center
WOOD
Filter water using natural quality
of plants

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CONCEPT
Passive(slow pace) and
active(fast pace) pathways
intesect with each other
based on site analysis

ZONING
Area oriented according to
the existed usage,
circulation and context

VEGETATION
Additional to new planted
trees, existing trees are all
reserved

WATER FEATURE
Water as a symbol of
sacredness run from the top
to the bottom of the park

CIRCULATION
Based mainly on active and
passive pathways,
in addition, pathway to each
zones

INFRASTRUCTURE
Two main infrastructure
located on active pathway;
information columns and
canvas walkway. Another
is a toilet

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0 16 32 64 SECTION BB
 PACES BALANCED
Dormitory Design
Ladkrabang, Bangkok
The site is a highly interactive traditional-Thai
community that have rapidly been changed
by increasing numbers of non-local after the
construction of Sky Train. The project aims
to balance and conserve the traditional way
of living with the expanding of city life style.

TYPE A TYPE A
SITE PLAN
PLACES FOR ALL
IN ORDER TO EVOKE INTERACTIONS PEOPLE HAS STUDENT DORMITORY
TO FEEL COMFORTABLE TO COME.EVERYONE HAS WORKING PEOPLE
TO FEEL THAT THERE IS A SPACE FOR THEM GENERAL / PUBLIC
WITHOUT FEELING ISOLATED.

LEARNING CENTER
PROVIDING NEW ACTIVITES TO COMMUNITY.
PEOPLE CAN LEARN AND GAIN KNOWLEDGE
TO FURTHER DEVELOP COMMUNITY. THIS DORM
IS A PART OF THE MOVEMENT TO HELP
DEVELOP THE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY

GREEN FACADE
THE GREEN FACADE PROVIDE BUILDING
WITH ZERO ENERGY CONSUMPTION. THIS LOCAL NON-LOCAL

INNOVATIVE FACADE IS A STARTER FOR OBSERVE LEARN

CHANGES IN ECO ASPECCTS OF COMMUNITY.
MORE MORE
TECHNOLOGY ACTIVITIES
COURTYARD
INTERSECT INTERACTION BLEND
BRINGING OLD INTO NEW. THE IDEA OF
GATHERING SPACE FOR COMMUNITY IS INVOLVE BALANCE
IN THIS DORMITORY TO EVOKE INTERACTION INVENTIVE
AND PARTICIPATION OF PEOPLE IN DORMITORY
TO COMMUNITY. ELIMINATE ISOLATION.
OUTDOOR AREAS
MORE ACTIVITIES ARE PROVIDE AROUND
DORMITORY TO INVITE PEOPLE OUTSITE
AND ALLOW INTERACTION AND INTERSECTION
24 OF PEOPLE. THE GREENARY ALSO BLEND A
CITY FEELING TO AN URBAN SENSE.
 COMPUTER MEETING

MULTI-FUNCTIONS

STORAGE
CONTROL
parking lots

SHOP
RECEPTION
INDOOR
building types
students
public
working people

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

circulation
FITNESS LIBRARY

READING

TABLE TENNIS STUDIO

building height
1 floor
2 floors
3 floors
4 floors

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

A B C D
FACADE TYPE

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 SUAN-SAMOOD
(Books Garden)
Library Design
Kanchanaburi, Thailand
The library is designed for elementary
school in Kanchanaburi. In respond to the
hot and humid climate of the site, the library
has an extended roof to maximize ventila-
tion and shade areas for the kids. The floor
has been elevated and security measures
have been installed – this prevents mois-
ture to reach the library as well as promote
safety for expensive equipment. The main
structures are fabricated in Bangkok and
assembled on site to save time and keep
budget in control. Most of the materials are
recycled, utilizing materials such as milk
carton roofs and windows made from
leftover wood

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Temporary Cardboard Exhibition - C rylic

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Acrylic sheet
DIFFERENT LEARNING ADAPTING Cardboard
An eco-friendly exhibition for
freshment-orientation of Archi-
tecture School representing the
idea of Unity. It reflects the
integration of modern cultures
and established traditions
through the combination used
of materials. Different elements
binded and formed into one
object through a simple method
that can only be understood as
a whole.

TYPE A

TYPE B

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ROOF PLAN FLOOR PLAN

PAVILION PROGRAM
A A 1-7 EXHIBITION ROOM
8 OUTDOOR SEAT/EXHIBITION
9 PROJECTION ROOM
10 AUDITORIUM
11 SHOP
12 TOILET

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 Urban Complex Mall
Transportations intersection
Bangkok, Thailand
high density
Bangkok is a fast growing city - new buildings are constantly being
developed in order to improve living and life style of the city. As of
today, Bangkok is transforming from traditional to contemporary, embedded water
with aim to integrate nature into urbanization. Good architecture is from canal
pedestrian
paramount in this transition. This project undertakes a high-traffic car
site in which water and land transportations meet. The mall
integrates nature with the city and is also a part of the transportation
low density

MOTORCYCLE TAXI
0 10 20 50
RELIGIOUS
RELATED SHOP
PUBLIC Shape of the plan derived from infinity which signified the
TRANSPORTATION
continuity of life style, the combination of urban life style with
FOOD STAND
nature.The project aim to create a convenient and comfort-
SHOP
STORAGE able lifestyle embedded in greenery. A place that raise aware-
ness of natureby familiarlized people in the city with
ACTIVITIES eco-friendly routine;walking, boat transportation, trees and
water.

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 PEDESTRIAN FLOOR
Ground floor circulation is dedi-
cated to only pedestrian. Auto-

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mobiles will be kept to the edge

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RESTAU
GRO be directed to second floor to
UND
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environment for people to walk.

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and danger. Pollutions created
from automibile are filtered by
the tree facade and water which

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OFFIC
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FIRS R
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OFFI CE
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EXPERIENCES &
WORKSHOPS
Premsuk
the Weekend
Project
Educational Recreation - Organic Farming
Pathumthani, Thailand

Position: Co-Founder
(Conceptual Design & Development /
Operation Management / Marketing)

During weekends, a private industial area of

Premsuk Organic Farm is transformed into an
educational recreation space for anyone who’s
interested in organic farming or just looking for a
fun weekend activity. Visitors receives first-hand
knowledge about organic farming through an
exclusive farm tour, workshops, and various
activities.
MYANMAR
UP-CLOSE
Temporary Exhibition
Museum Siam, Bangkok

Responsibilities:
Designing / Coordinating /
Construction Supervising

This project was developed for a

better understanding of ASEAN
cultural diversities - focusing on
Myanmar traditions, culture, and
values - changing perception of
Thais to Myanmar to improve
relations and bridge gaps.
Le Salon De
L’Atelier de
Joel Robuchon
Restaurant
Central Embassy, Bangkok

Responsibilities:
Coordinating /
Construction Supervising
Billboard Cafe
Restaurant
Siam Discovery, Bangkok
Responsibilities:
Designing / Coordinating /
Construction Supervising
KALM
Interior Designer
Spa Renovation
by Urbana Hospitality
Langsuan, Bangkok

Responsibilities: Designing and supervising the renovation

process. THE URBAN HOTEL SPA
An interior renovation project for the spa located in the heart
of Bangkok. The spa is designed to be an urban retreat that
balances one’s pace to reach to perfect harmony among
the city chaos city.

“Once entering the space, all intensity will be

cooled down, thus achieving the absolute
calmness. One will indulge in the blue harmony”
- Kalm -
 COUPLE ROOM

LOBBY

THAI ROOM

FOOT MASSAGE ROOM

STEAM ROOM
 MARINE

DEEP INDIGO

SHADOW

SALT LAKE

BALANCE CONCEPTUAL MOOD BOARDS

 TIMELESS

RELAX

CONTEMPORARY

NATURE

MINOR
PALETTE
ESCAPE HUNT
Creative
(Game Designer)
Headquarter - Bangkok, Thailand
Responsibilities: Design Escape Room
Games for franchises around the world.

With more than 30 branches around the

world, every single game is unique and
different - they are all designed from the
headquater in Bangkok. The game has
to be designed starting from game
concept, puzzles, interior
design, gadgets,
to construction.

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What is
Escape Room Game?
A real life escape game where you
are locked in the room for 60 mins.
and you have to solve the puzzles
inside the room in order to get out.
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MOANA EVENTS
(Internship)
Wedding & Event Planner
Honolulu, Hawai’i

Responsibilities: Wedding & Event Creative / Event Coordinator (Intern)

An event planning company based in Hawai’i providing customed

coordination services from start to finish.
 Tai-Rom-Chang Steel joints connecting

Bamboo roof structure bamboo with concrete

foundation

In coroperation with TECC

Concrete 10cm Gap
Khao Yai, Thailand (TA)

Thai Elephant Conservation Center

(TECC) is a non-profit organization
directed towards elephant conser-
vation and research. TECC regularly Concrete
Foundation
host events in Khao Yai national park
to help children with disabilities -
here, ‘elephant’ teachers are helping A
their student to develop their senses A

in an outdoor classroom. However,

as the activities being held outside –
rain - has become a major hurdle to
overcome. We have therefore raised
B B
funds to build ‘roofs’ that serves as B B

shelter, but at the same time

conserves nature.

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Z’Shelter
Comtemporary Architecture
Gokarna, India

The owner of the blue library on the mountain, Vadeshwa, a 90

years old man has devoted his life to reading. His knowledge
gained by books and experiences from nature is shared with us.
It has been transformed into the idea of illusion - an act in which
the idea of intangible slowly becomes a tangible object.