GIANT TREE

The design of this pavilion utilizes a biomimetic transformation derived from the perfectly tessellated geometry of the honeycomb, prioritizing structural and spatial efficiency. The construction employs a three-column system to support the roof load, thereby creating an unobstructed, multi-purpose functional area dedicated to recreational and activity-based engagement.

COHUB community hub sharing resting DESIGNER (KMUTNB architecture student) THEERAPONG JUNYAMONT 6711021611100 PIYAWAT WIENGPERM 6711021611070 ADVISER (KMUTNB teacher) อาจาร์ย กิตติ หร่ายขุนทด CONCEPT The Pavilion design concept aims to create and support the behaviors of market visitors. The initial idea was to create a design that aligns with the market's user behaviors, including resting, eating, waiting, and even engaging in community activities. This led to study of user behaviors, including temporary waits, short waits, and even long waits that requiring activities. We also designed the pavilion to accommodate all types of people, from young children to the elderly, ensuring the design meets the needs of all market users.