The objective of the research is to understand the characteristics and unique features of the Lanna used in the architectural design of hotels to establish a connection with today’s local context. The study examines both ...

Wat Prayurawongsawas Waraviharn was built in 1828 during the reign of King Rama III. This period marked the emergence of various factors the influenced cultural changes both internally and externally, resulting from Western ...

           This thesis aims to study the architecture of Prasat Ku Ka Sign, which is a religious place during the late 11th century AD. This historic site is part of an ancient community in the Northeast of Thung Kula Rong ...

This research aims to study the cultural landscape management process by studying the theory and concept of the cultural landscape and collect basic data. Which was studied by using maps, pictures, surveying, observation, ...

The cultural landscape is made up of the definitions that lead to human sustainability in the environment. The cultural landscape is a trace and reflection of the identity of people and how they changed and developed, and ...

Phra That Ket Kaew was designed with the aim to enshrine the bone relics of the Gotama Buddha. The design was developed from that of the stupa, Sri Bodhiyan Chedi at Wat Nong Pa Phong, Ubon Ratchathani Province, created ...

Ban Makha School and Community Learning Center in Nakhon Ratchasima Province is an experimental architectural design project and environment arrangement within the school. It also includes experimental design of learning ...

The thesis is a study of the House of the Khaw family, in the southwestern Thailand during 1944 until the post-political transition era of 1932. This study explores in architecture of Khaw Family house: In Ranong, The ...

Gottfried Semper, an architect and architectural theorist in the nineteenth century. His architectural concept seems to be the transition point between ancient and modern times in Western architectural theory. He established ...

In the life of the Japanese there was never a moment without a relationship with nature. This is because the Japanese believe that in order to exist on earth, they must accept the rules and submit to the forces of nature. ...