Integrated Life Architecture (ILA) is a framework developed by Thanakrit Lersmethasakul that views life holistically across seven dimensions: social, career, knowledge, wealth, self, spirit, and health. It employs SWOT analysis to identify significant internal and external factors that impact an individual's personal vision and outcomes. The approach supports customizable design principles focused on understanding relationships within and between these dimensions.

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“Integrated Life Architecture (ILA), a part of Integrated Life
Platform (ILP) developed by Thanakrit Lersmethasakul is a holistic life view
for a living consisting of Social, Career, Knowledge, Wealth, Self, Spirit and Health
(7 dimensions). On the other hand, ILA can be used as a flexibility and
simplification-based framework in design and analysis of individual life by
identifying the significant factors on each dimension toward desired personal
vision and outcomes.”

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We face many tangible-intangible
factors from both internal (ourselves)
and external (environment).

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SWOT is a traditional simple concept to
classify these factors comprehensively.

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What the lens or frame
is able to support
collecting / analyzing /
diagnosing / responding
these factors from both
internal and external.

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we call this lens as "Integrated Life Architecture"

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7 dimensions, 15 factors and customizable subfactors by individuals

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Relation between each dimensions

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Relation between each factors

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Design principle:
From environment
(external) to self
(internal)

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Design
principle :
From self
(internal)
to environment
(external)

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Design principle: From down (more important)
to top (less important)

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Design principle: Focused relation on each dimensions

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