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Plan 1.1 : total equivalent of 48 credits
Plan 1.2 : total equivalent of 72 credits
* Compulsory but credits are not included.
Parametric design: The development of Algorithms in furniture and Interior design
by Klawkanlayaphon Sawatmongkhonkul
ADVISORS:Prof. Eakachat JoneurairatanaAsst. Prof. Dr. Veerawat Sirivesmas
Technology plays an essential role in the calculation and reduction of errors. In today’s design landscape, various technology programs greatly influence fields such as architecture, interior design, and product design. This is when art and design combine mathematics and science, involving thorough examination and experimentation with organic compounds to develop furniture, and interior design using the parametric method.
TENSEGRITY STRUCTURE: THE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OF TENSEGRITYSTRUCTURE IN FURNITURE DESIGN
by Visuwat Malai
ADVISORS:Prof. Eakachat JoneurairatanaAsst. Prof. Dr. Veerawat Sirivesmas
This set of work is referred to as innovative tensegrity design, inspired by the pre-existing tensegrity theory. Overcoming limitations, this approach evolved into a new format, offering greater freedom and variety in shaping spaces and forms. Culminating in the development of the c2 tensegrity furniture set, it is characterized by a unique structure that emphasizes minimal compression.
DESIGNING CONTEMPORARY BATIK TIGA NEGERI (THREE-COUNTRIES BATIK) IN PLEATS FOR FASHION DESIGN
by Sandy Rismantojo
ADVISORS:Professor Dr. Eakachat JoneurairatanaAssistant Professor Dr. Veerawat Sirivesmas
Development of contemporary Batik Tiga Negeri. The creative process includes designing and producing the contemporary Batik Tiga Negeri and applying it using digital printing technology and pleating techniques. Subsequently, the results of the experiment were presented in a focus discussion group held in Lasem and attended by batik entrepreneurs. The result of this research is the contemporary Batik Tiga Negeri in Pleats and its derived fashion products with modern values. Therefore, the contemporary Batik Tiga Negeri in Pleats are expected to strengthen the cultural relations between the three countries by respecting each other’s cultures.
About Sandy Rismantojo
Sandy Rismantojo is an assistant professor in the Visual Communication Design department, Faculty of Arts and Design, Universitas Kristen Maranatha (Maranatha Christian University), Bandung, Indonesia. He has much experience in advertising, branding, art, and design related to fashion. His teaching concentration is in the field of fashion graphics. He completed his doctoral studies at DinDa, Silpakorn University, in 2023. Sandy is interested in cultural research focusing on the history and development of batik in Indonesia and Southeast Asia.
Applicant qualifications
Plan 1.1 Total equivalent of 48 thesis credits
Applicants are required to pass one of the English standard tests:
Applicants are required to a minimum English scoring specified by the Committee of Higher Education; or in accordance with Silpakorn University criterion.
Applicants must possess all qualifications required by the Silpakorn University Regulations on Graduate Study, B.E. 2561, Item 6 (Appendix A) and/or which might be changed afterward.
If the applicant has any questions about the applicant’s qualifications, please contact Ms. Jidapa Yungenwadee, telephone +6692 2822 247.
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