Transition of Row Houses at Chitlada State Railway of Thailand Housing Site in Bangkok -Multipurpose Space such as Taithun (underneath) and Chan (terrace)-

Tanaka, Mari; Kikuchi, Yukiyo; Funo, Shuji

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“…A wide range of literature reviews investigated factors which effect on contemporary Thai houses. Tanaka et al, explained that of activities 13) and also analyzed multipurpose spaces 14) in Thai houses. Wongphyat and Chiranthanut et al, reviewed the space arrangement and the evolution in Thai dwellings from different dwellers as Thai-Islamic 15) and Kaloeng ethnic tribes 16) .…”

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The Spatial Structure of Cooking and Sleeping Areas in Contemporary Thai Houses

Srisoparb

Murata

2017

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houses type i). The traditional and contemporary houses were collected for analytical process by followings. 1. The analyses of the traditional houses' characteristics 6) are presented in terms of timeline, regional characteristics and common features. 2.The arrangement of function is implemented to describe cooking and sleeping areas which are functional areas in Thai data by the parameter of average size, ratio, sequences, main surface and sleeping direction. 3. The composition aspects of spatial arrangement between traditional and contemporary were compared in this section. The relationship between traditional and contemporary houses was also investigated and how spatial design affected socially and environmentally 1.3 Relevancy The studies revealed houses spatial structure in Asian countries. For the spatial structure of traditional houses, the characteristics of living space in wooden houses 7) in traditional high ridge-houses 8) and the spatial characteristics of traditional houses in functional basic activities, which are living,

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The Spatial Structure of Cooking and Sleeping Areas in Contemporary Thai Houses

Srisoparb

Murata

2017

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“…which is defined by residents' activities 10) . In addition, the analyzation of multipurpose spaces utilization 11) , multisensory spaces 12) and hierarchical structure of society Thai houses 13) were reviewed in Thai houses spatial characteristics.…”

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Spatial Structure of Living Area as Seen From Passive Design in Contemporary Thai Houses

Srisoparb

Murata

2018

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This study aims to clarify the spatial structure of contemporary Thai houses as seen from passive design by focusing models of living area and interactive components are analyzed on the correspondence with environment and similarities between traditional and contemporary houses. The results show dominant type in contemporary houses are multiple living areas with separated boundary and it seems to inherit overall aspects of traditional house spaces with plenty combinations of interactive components.

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Impact of design features on natural ventilation of open-air malls in Thailand

Tantasavasdi

Inprom

2020

International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies

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In recent times, retail buildings in tropical areas have started to evolve from fully enclosed air-conditioned designs towards designs featuring open-air naturally ventilated malls. This paper discusses influential factors that can be used to help achieve thermal comfort conditions in the semi-outdoor spaces of open-air malls within the Bangkok Metropolitan Area in Thailand. The researchers surveyed 23 buildings and categorised them into three groups according to their configurations. Six representative projects were selected and assessed using a computational fluid dynamics program. The results revealed that the percentages of thermal comfort hours varied from 34.7% to 80.8% of the annual occupation time and were highly dependent on the design decisions taken for individual projects. The study found that among five important design factors, which are position of openings in accordance to the prevailing wind, distribution of openings, window-to-wall ratio, building shape, and openings that encourage cross-ventilation, the first factor was the most influential. Buildings that have their position of openings in good accordance to the prevailing winds can achieve the number of hours 2.0 times greater than those that do not.

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Transition of Row Houses at Chitlada State Railway of Thailand Housing Site in Bangkok -Multipurpose Space such as Taithun (underneath) and Chan (terrace)-

Cited by 5 publications

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The Spatial Structure of Cooking and Sleeping Areas in Contemporary Thai Houses

The Spatial Structure of Cooking and Sleeping Areas in Contemporary Thai Houses

Spatial Structure of Living Area as Seen From Passive Design in Contemporary Thai Houses

Impact of design features on natural ventilation of open-air malls in Thailand

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