Komson Teeraparbwong is an Assistant Professor and head of the International Program (B.Sc. in Integrating Design in Emerging Architecture) at the Faculty of Architecture, Chiang Mai University. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok and GSAPP, Columbia University respectively, and conducts his Ph.D. research at the Architectural Association and ENSA-Paris Bellville.
His research focuses on the relationship between architecture and the urban realm, particularly the issue of socio-spatial morphology conflict. Using Chiang Mai as his main fieldwork in order to understand complex issues of urbanism, he has researched on many areas of the city including Wua-lai area, the old city centre and sites proposed for UNESCO World Heritage status, as well as the newly HIP area of Nimmanhemin. Continuer la lecture de Komson Teeraparbwong- Studying the change and transformation of Chiang Mai