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Database of 1960 Maps of Mueang Districts of Thailand

Prin Jhearmaneechotechai, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok

Published in Academic Journal of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University, 2016

Translated for Archival City by Pijika Pumketkao,  École nationale supérieure architecture de Paris-Belleville

Abstract:

This article describes the creation of a cartographic database based upon the 1960 maps of 70 Mueang districts of Thailand that were recently discovered and studied. The database-creation process includes the search and compilation of the maps, the improvement of the maps’ condition, the creation of index of place names and other cartographic features on the maps which can be categorized in topographic context, types of buildings, archaeological sites and monuments and the road network. This database can be used for future study and research on Thai cities during the 1960s.

Keywords: database, City map, Cities in Thailand, 1960.

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Komson Teeraparbwong- Studying the change and transformation of Chiang Mai

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

Seminar Documenting the Ordinary Cities in Southeast Asia. Chiang Mai and Bangkok 19-24 February 2023

The Archival City Chiang Mai Team organises a week-long seminar entitled “Documenting the ordinary cities in Southeast Asia”, in partnership with several local and international institutions. The seminar will take place in Chiang Mai and Bangkok from February 19 to 25.

Through presentations, panel discussions, and visits to specific neighborhoods and archival repositories, the seminar will focus on the sources,  methods, and digital tools for documenting the ordinary city and its heritage.

ProgramSeminarCM-BGK_19-22February

Report of the survey in wua Lai neighbourhood

Ordinary city mapping and architectural survey in Wua Lai neighbourhood, Chiang Mai

In the framework of Archival City project, our approach to documenting the ordinary city of Chiang Mai relies on the pedagogical trainings, notably on the Studio of Master’s degree “Heritage/Tourism, Contemporaneity/Development” which associates ENSA Paris-Belleville, Faculty of architecture of University of Chiang Mai, Faculty of architecture of Chulalongkorn University (Bangkok). The field workshop of this studio, organised each year on December in Chiang Mai since 2011, is an opportunity to produce the documents on Wua Lai neighbourhood, our case study. The archive of Wua Lai is an integral part of our corpus of study.

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Report of the international seminar in Bangkok « The process of making heritage of ordinary city »

Crossing perspectives on the Development and Evolution of Heritage Approaches to the “Ordinary City” in South-East Asia

ENSA de Paris-Belleville, UMR AUSser/IPRAUS and Faculty of Architecture of Chulalongkorn University organised an international seminar from 20 to 22 November 2019 in Bangkok. Continuer la lecture de Report of the international seminar in Bangkok « The process of making heritage of ordinary city »