Showing posts with label Jarim Weeraboonchai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jarim Weeraboonchai. Show all posts

Sunday, January 12, 2014

D.I.Y. City

An experimental project of a contextually driven mega-structure for high density residential purpose.

Contextual Build-up


Home City Transformation

DIY housing set-up











Friday, October 11, 2013

Characteristic of Four


Hongkong Urban development regulations.
Rules of the public space and its typology.



Four chosen districts were transformed into a character module.



Sham Shui Poo.



Mongkok.


Sheung wan.

Wan Chai

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

1 to 1 of 1 by 1


To fully understand the situation that others are in, one might have to step in their shoes.
In this case, to fully understand the 4 sq.m life from J.G. Ballard's short story called 'Billennium', one might have to imagine, and construct.

The design was carried out as a paired work with the body of one being uses as the main user, which in this cases Jarim. The design derives from the study that were made earlier but mainly based on Jarim's analysis.

The design, is shown on the 3 plates below.







The name 1 to 1 of 1 by 1 came across from the design that focuses on the concept of modular where the given 4 sq.m were divided into 4 parts each contained 1 sq.m. The design then aimed for each part to be able to connect together in many ways possible creating its own home according to the surrounding context.

Each one will have its own function according to the uses of it. While the design is not operates, it will remain empty like nothing is there, but when the user want to activates it, all furniture and objects that are needed can be pull out from above, below or on the side wall. Hinges are the key to all this movements.



Friday, August 30, 2013

Body Based Configuration


This overall daily documentation is to show the clusters of activities happening in a particular area scattered around the house.
Displaying a separated layers between the dynamic of motions and configuration of objects,which would suggest a different interpretation to the existing activity and re-create a whole new set of possibilities.
Classification of movement types to categorize and find similarity on each activity that would occupy a space and how the body part would interact with the object. 


The extraction of every possible movement from a proportional scaled model, to analyze the limits of the body within the comfort zone and to explore the possibility of hybridizing multiple activities into one through similarity of the body position.