Rugwongwan, Yanin

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Rugwongwan, Yanin

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School of Architecture, Art, and Design

yanin.ru@kmitl.ac.th

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Spatial Identity Creation Using Inquiry-Based Learning for Design Students
(2024-01-01)
Krukaset, Preechaya
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Anusorntharangkul, Natapon
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Rugwongwan, Yanin
The study investigates the utilization of spatial identity creation within cultural tourism as a foundational guideline for designing spatial development strategies, mainly focusing on its integration into design education as a primary pedagogical tool. The research enriches practical design learning using a case study methodology by emphasizing spatial identity comprehension. Specifically, the article aims to incorporate the Inquiry-Based Learning method into design courses to cultivate interior design strategies tailored to small hotels and explore tourists’ perceptions of environmental design. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach encompassing qualitative and quantitative methodologies, the study conducts in-depth interviews with two distinct sample groups to discern key design factors that effectively communicate spatial identity and to scrutinize environments embodying such identities. The findings underscore the significance of integrated designs aligned with user behavior and needs, efficient interior layout principles, consideration of human proportions, and the strategic application of distinctive colors to foster customer-friendly environments. Furthermore, the research underscores the importance of prioritizing safety and durability in material selection and incorporating architectural motifs to convey spatial significance effectively. These outcomes significantly contribute to developing practical design learning aligned with the research objectives.
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DESIGN FOR SPATIAL IDENTITY CREATION IN CULTURAL TOURISM: A CASE STUDY OF A SMALL HOTEL IN CHANTHABURI PROVINCE, THAILAND
(2023-01-01)
Anusorntharangkul, Natapon
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Rugwongwan, Yanin
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Krukaset, Preechaya
The study explores how spatial identity creation for cultural tourism can be used as the primary guideline for designing spatial development strategies. This research focuses on understanding the identity of Chanthaburi Province with the aim of developing an interior design approach for small hotels. Additionally, it investigates tourists' perceptions of environmental design. This research employs a qualitative approach combined with quantitative analysis. The research tools include conducting in-depth interviews with two sample groups to identify the design factors that effectively convey spatial identity and to examine environments that represent spatial identities. Based on design theory, the findings indicate that integrated designs should possess functional characteristics that align with user behaviour and needs. Principles of interior layout facilitate ease of use by allocating space effectively. Moreover, designs should take human proportions into account. Distinctive colours can successfully convey a clear spatial identity, ensuring a customer-friendly environment. Materials utilized should prioritize safety and durability. Incorporating architectural motifs proves to be an effective way of conveying spatial meaning. Additionally, the result of tourists' perceptions of the physical environment design indicates the successful, effective communication of spatial identity in Chanthaburi Province, signifying an excellent level of communication and indicating that the design has effectively communicated Chanthaburi's spatial identity to a remarkable degree.
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Design Thinking Model in Design Education for Thai Product Design Student
(2021-01-01)
Suwankarjank, Veerapol
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Rugwongwan, Yanin
With the result of creative solutions to design thinking, this makes design thinking becomes the most popular problem solving process. While everyone mentions on success in the outcome of design thinking, no one talks about the mistakes and misunderstandings arising during the implementation of design thinking. Especially for Thai design students, errors often affect to the reduction of efficiency in finding solutions. The purpose of this paper is to study the errors in the use of the design thinking and the differences in the process of the use of the design thinking by Thai students through collecting data from the test. This is also to understand feeling while applying design thinking from interviews from the analysis of the data obtained with the basic cultural influence and Thai educational system. It was revealed that errors occurred in 3 stages of design thinking that conflicts with the main objectives as follows: 1. Empathize - Thai students are reluctant to go out and face problems in real situations and accept the information without questioning and without asking questions 2. Define - hesitation and uncertainty in making decisions on identifying problems and 3. Ideate - uncomfortable feeling and refusing to work with others. From the summary of the errors found, the results of the study are: Presentation of design thinking suitable for Thai students. This is a model that focuses on encouraging correct practice in each stage to reduce errors and increase the potential for design thinking.
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Using inquiry-based learning to explore respect of cultural base design: A case study in amphawa tourism community, Thailand
(2021-01-01)
Anusorntharangkul, Natapon
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Rugwongwan, Yanin
Amphawa is a Thai valuable cultural heritage. This cultural tourism has been amplified thanks to the UNESCO award. Despite the recognition, there exists a conflict as seen obviously in the town development by cross-cultural designers. This research focuses on establishment of a proper learning model. Qualitative research was undertaken using a tool namely Ethnographic Delphi Futures Research. The results found that the method of Inquiry-Based Learning significantly made learners gain insights because of the direct interactions with the community stakeholders who truly take part in reaching the consensus which improved consistency of the design works to preserve the cultural identity.
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Design of Dai architectural space based on experiential spirit of place
(2024-01-01)
Zhang, Yifan
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Rugwongwan, Yanin
The Dai ethnic group is an important ethnic minority in southern China, and its unique cultural traditions and architectural features are of great significance for the inheritance and protection of local culture. Under the influence of new urbanism and architectural ecology, contemporary architectural space design has also emerged a new way of development. After consulting a large number of relevant documents and materials, it was found that many researchers provided new ideas for the research of architectural space design, and this paper was adding its own understanding and taking this as the direction and basis. In the introduction, the significance of the research on the experiential style of place spirit was introduced, and then the academic research and analysis were carried out on the two key sentences of architectural design and experiential architectural space design; the method part put forward the constructive algorithm theory, and proposed the algorithm to provide the theoretical basis for the architectural space design based on the spiritual experience of the place; at the end of the paper, a simulation comparison experiment was carried out and the experiment was summarized and discussed; by selecting City A, based on the experimental results, the satisfaction rate before use was 16%, and the satisfaction rate after use was 58%, with a difference of 42%. Therefore, it could be seen that the architectural space design based on the spirit experience of the place studied in this paper was more popular with the citizens of the city. At the same time, with the continuous progress of society and people’s thinking, the research on the architectural space design of place spiritual experience was also facing new opportunities and challenges.
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Research Progress, Hotspots, and Trend Analysis of Emotional Design Based On Bibliometrics
(2024-01-01)
Tian, Huanhuan
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Rugwongwan, Yanin
Objective systematically understand the global characteristics of the research on affective design in the international context, to grasp the current research hotspots and theoretical foundations of affective design, and to explore the new trends of future development based on the current research hotspots. Methods The literature on emotional design collected by Web of Science was used as the data source, and VOSviewer and CiteSpace were used to draw the scientific knowledge map from the distribution of year and output of the literature, countries, research institutions, authors, citation status of references, and keyword clustering, etc., and visual analysis was carried out to sort out the research lineage. Conclusion The results indicate that the overall number of literature within the search scope is on the rise, with countries such as China and the United States at the forefront of research. Research hotspots mainly focus on learning emotions, psychological cognition, product and user experience, and design evaluation. The research status is relatively mature, forming a theoretical system mainly based on three-level theory and sensory engineering. Multimedia learning, product is new trends in future development. The lack of close collaboration between research institutions and authors, as well as the limited number of high-yield authors, are the main limitations of current research.
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An evaluation of corporate customer need with regard to the use of product service systems for the furniture business through environmental marketing
(2020-05-01)
Namsawat, Ornwiriya
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Rugwongwan, Yanin
Presently, the entrepreneur and the manufacturing industry are considering a change in their business strategy by putting more emphasis on products and services that place importance on environmental marketing. The idea of a product service system that aligns with environment-friendly furniture is a new concept in developing countries such as Thailand. Entrepreneurs have found it challenging to evaluate whether or not the consumer is willing to pay for environment-friendly products and services that have been carefully designed. The objective of this research was to evaluate 124 companies, in Bangkok. Analysis to measure awareness and environment-friendly consumer behavior was based on consideration of consumers' behavior in the purchasing and usage of furniture, using statistics, a t-test and ANOVA. with tests at a confidence level of 95%. The research found that consumers from the government sector have awareness of environmental impact and are willing to purchase environment-friendly furniture more than those from the private sector at a statistically significant level, with regard to detoxification at p = .002, de-energization or de-carbonization at p = .010 and de-waste at p .003. On average, large organizations are more willing to purchase environment friendly furniture than organizations of other sizes. Both the government and private sector have similar requirements regarding the characteristics of furniture design. The service requirements of both sectors are also at a high level while furniture is in use post purchase.
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Thai temple area: Facilities assessment for emergency shelter use
(2023-01-01)
Limsaksri, Doungjai
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Rugwongwan, Yanin
An emergency shelter is a place where people live temporarily in case of an emergency. In Thailand, the emergency shelter usually is constructed by amending the temple area or using the temple area itself. Since the purpose of the temple is to be a place for religious activities, the amount of the area may not fit for being an emergency shelter. The purpose of this research are to evaluate the adequacy of the residential area and the supporting rate for the number of people in the community. For the research method, this research uses the temple area surveying in the case study temple. The result found that using the temple area as the emergency shelter is not sufficient when compared to the population in the surrounding communities. In conclusion, using the temple area as an emergency shelter is a policy based on the fact that the temple is a convenient and accessible public space located very close to the community. Normally, these temples are used for religious rituals and monks' activities, so the physique of the building is mainly to support those types of activities. But when the temple needs to be modified into an emergency shelter, the amount of space are not sufficient to support the people from the communities around the temple and making it more difficult for the victims to live.

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