Portfolio 2016 - Nakorn

P O R T F O L I ONAKORN SATTAWORAKUL

NAKORN SATTAWORAKUL
106 Henderson Crescent #13-47, Singapore 150106
TEL
E-MAIL
PLACE OF BIRTH
DATE OF BIRTH
LANGUAGES
+65 8543 5948
sattaworakuln@gmail.com
Bangkok,Thailand
23 Mar 1989
Thai
English
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
2007 - 2012 Bachelor of Architecture
Department of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture,
Chulalongkorn University,Thailand
(GPAX : 3.59, second honored)
WORKING EXPERIENCES
May 2015 - May 2016
Jan 2014 - Feb 2015
May 2012 - May 2013
2011
W Architects Pte Ltd (Architectural Assistant)
- Highline Residences Condominium, Singapore
Project Team (under constructed, targeted to
complete by end of 2017)
- Landed Housing at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5, Singapore
Project Team (proposing)
Freelance Architect (Project Architect)
- 2 Stories Private House at Prasart, Surin,Thailand
Project Architect (under constructed, targeted to
complete by end of 2016)
- Cluster of Restaurant and Cooking Studio with
Private ResidentialVillas at Chiang Mai,Thailand
Project Team (proposed)
Architects 49 Ltd (Junior Architect)
- JW Marriott Resort & Spa and Marriott Courtyard
at Chalong Bay, Phuket,Thailand
Project Team (proposed)
Architects 49 Ltd (Trainee)
SKILLS
COMPUTER
SKILLS
ADDITIONAL
SKILLS
Auto CAD
Sketchup
Adobe Photoshop
Hand Sketching
Hand Rendering
Artlantis
Kerkythea
Microsoft Ofﬁce
Hand Drafting
Model Making

A R C H I T E C T U R A L D E S I G N

HIGHLINE RESIDENCES
T I O N G B A H R U D E V E L O P M E N T
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
HIGHLINE RESIDENCES
2015
PROFESSIONAL PROJECT - PART OF W ARCHITECTS TEAM
Program
Type
Location
Year
Client
Architect
Builder
Interior Architect
Landscape Architect
Structural Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
500 Units Condominium
Residential
Kim Tian Rd, Singapore
2015
Keppel Land International Ltd
W Architects Pte Ltd
Tiong Aik Construction Pte Ltd
Design Basis Pte Ltd
Coen Design International Pte Ltd
KTP Consultants Pte Ltd
Arup Singapore Pte Ltd
Rider Levett Bucknall
PERSPECTIVE
Overall view from Kim Tian Road.
Since 2015 that I have been working as part of W Architects, I got the opportunity to
handle this 500 units condominium; Highline Residences, during the construction
phase.
Highline Residences is comprising of two 36-Storey Blocks, one 21-Storey Block and
four 4-Storey Blocks with Sky Terraces,Two Basement Carparks, Swimming Pool and
Communal Facilities. By 2018, this iconic development will mark the new skyscape of
the Tiong Bahru Estate, another heritage community of Singapore.
I found it quite challenged to this project not only collaborating with large group of
parties; from consultants and clients to contractors, suppliers and authorities, but also
implementing the solution and idea that could be complied with the site constraint,
whereas not to lost our very ﬁrst design intention.
Currently this project is on the construction process
with the target completion by end of 2017.

HIGHLINE RESIDENCES
2015
LAYOUT
LEGEND
1. Main Entrance Gate
and Guardhouse
2. Sub Entrance Gate
3. Pedestrian Gate
4. Service Entrance Gate
5.Arrival Plaza
with Drop-Off Area
6.Tower A - Lobby Entrance
7.Tower B - Lobby Entrance
8.Tower C - Lobby Entrance
9. Low Blocks Units
10. Clubhouse
11. Substation
12. Outdoor Carpark
13. Swimming Pool with
- Lap Pool
- Leisure Pool
- Pool Pavillion
- Children’s Pool
14. Landscape Features
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2
3
3
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5
6 7 8
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12 12
13
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14
14
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PERSPECTIVE
AerialView overlooking Highline Residences among the Tiong Bahru Community.
PERSPECTIVE
View of the four 4-Storey Blocks with the Sky Terrace alongside the Kim Tian Rd.

HIGHLINE RESIDENCES
2015
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
LEGEND
1.Arrival Plaza with Drop-Off Area
2. 2-Storey Basement Carparks
3. 4-Storey Low Blocks
4. Substation
5. Sky Terrace
6.Tower A of 36-Storey Height
7.Tower B of 36-Storey Height
8.Tower C of 21-Storey Height with Communal Facilities
and Sky Terraces on 12, 13 Level
I have attended site meeting and site visit once a week to catch up construction
progress, inspect each part of the building if it was built according to the contract as
well as review the mock-up and liaise with all the participated parties.
SITE CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS
1
22
3 3 3 34
5 5
6 7 8

LIFT LOBBY
HIGHLINE RESIDENCES
2015
1ST STOREY LIFT LOBBY
TYPICAL STOREY LIFT LOBBYBASEMENT CARPARK

ARCHITECTURAL
TRANSITION AND FEATURE
HIGHLINE RESIDENCES
2015
TOWER C TRELLIS DETAILS
LINK BRIDGE DETAILSLOW BLOCKS STAIRCASE

ENTRANCE AND UNIT
HIGHLINE RESIDENCES
2015
TYPICAL UNITENTRANCE GATE
PERSPECTIVE
View of Tower B from the pool .

JW MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA AND MARRIOTT COURTYARD
C H A L O N G B A Y P H U K E T
From the client’s requirement to turn their property into the
location of JW Marriott Resort, one of the world luxurious
renowned hotel chain,A49 admitted to take part in this project.
Due to the massive scale of the site itself, the program were
divided into 2 main parts; one as JW Marriott Resort & Spa,
another as Marriott Courtyard. Moreover, JW Marriott Resort
& Spa will provided the great area of grand ballroom within
itself.
JW MARRIOTT RESORT & SPA AND MARRIOTT COURTYARD CHALONG BAY PHUKET
2012
PROFESSIONAL PROJECT - PART OF A49 TEAM
Program
Type
Location
Year
Architect
Interior Architect
Landscape Architect
Structural Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
EIA Consultant
JW Marriott Resort & Spa Phuket
Commercial / Hospitality
Phuket,Thailand
2012
A49
IA49
PLandscape
AE49
ME49
Phuket Environmental
After issue the tender package, currently this project is on hold.
As I was assigned to participate in the architect team since the
ﬁrst preliminary design, I was responsible for every working
processes not only design process; from programmatic study,
analyzing and creating design alternatives, meeting with clients
and JW Marriott representatives to coordinating with other
design teams, but also construction process; from coordinating
with engineers and consultants, creating the full set of EIA
approval, detailing design to creating the full set of villa
submission drawing.
PERSPECTIVE
Bird eye’s view from Chalong Bay overlooking the site.

2012
CONCEPT
CONTEXT - MASTER PLANNING
MASTERPLAN
PRESERVING all the NATURAL RESOURCES as the way they are so that the visitor would experience
the UNIQUE SENSE OF PLACE.
A
B
C
D
A
EXISTING MANGROVE FRAME UP THE
OCEANVIEW
B
EXISTING
MANGROVE
D
EXISTING
RIVER
C
EXISTING
MANGROVE
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN - SPACE - TIME - IDENTITY - PLACE
All of design aspects were synchronized by COMBINING PHUKET HISTORICAL TRADITION,
Sino-Portuguese Culture,WITH MODERN DESIGN METHOD.
PROGRAMMATIC STUDY
ANALYZING DESIGN ALTERNATIVES
1
2
2
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
8
8
8
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14
LEGEND
1. Main Entrance
2. Parking
JW MARRIOTT
3. JW Drop-off
4. JW Lobby / All-Day Dining
5. Spa
6. Grifﬁn Club
7. JWVilla
8. JW Guestroom
9. Specialty Restaurant
10. Ballroom Drop-off
11. Ballroom
MARRIOTT COURTYARD
12. CY Drop-off
13. CY Lobby / All-Day Dining
14. CY Guestroom

2012
PERSPECTIVE
DOUBLEVOLUME SPACE is used for giving the accent to the interior space
RANDOMLY up to unit types; HoneymoonVilla, FamilyVilla and Two-BedroomVilla
so that the view overlooking from outdoor will feel like they are LANTERNS,
smoothly BLEND with the landscape at day time but attractively GLOW at night.
Mostly, I participated in JW villa part from masterplan study, architectural design
alternatives, design develop, detail design, creating full set of IEE approval to full set
of submission drawing, at last.This great opportunity let me study from large scale
design aspect; masterplanning coordinated with landscape architect team,
architectural design coordinated with interior architect team, down to detail scale
design aspect; material detail design to go along with structural engineer and
mechanical engineer. Moreover, creating the IEE approval package allowed me to
concern with the environmental issue by coordinate with the EIA consultant.
MASTERPLAN DESIGN ALTERNATIVES
JW VILLA

2012
JW LOBBY
PIER
GRIFFIN
CLUB
MAN-MADE
CANAL
POOL
NATURAL LAKE
In terms of master planning, man-made canal is connected from pier at the JW Lobby area so that JW villa guest could get to their villa right
after checking in.At the same time, it became the main outdoor space for villa guest to enjoy the outdoor activity provided as lap pool attaching
to Grifﬁn Club, the area reserved for exclusive guest only.
JW VILLA AREA
TRADITIONAL CHINESE
PATTERN PATTERN EFFECT - DAY TIME NIGHT TIME
JW VILLA
PERSPECTIVE
View from the outdoor pool merged to the grand canal.

2012
JW VILLA
LEGEND
1. Foyer
2. Living Room
3. Bedroom
4. Bathroom
5.Walk-In Closet
6.Terrace
7. Swimming Pool
8. Internal Garden
HONEYMOON VILLA TWO-BEDROOM VILLA
PLAN
SECTION
AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM
PLAN
SECTION
AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM
1
2 3 4
5
6
7
8
13678
Glass Feature Box
Structural Frame
Veranda (GOH-KHA-KI)
1
2 3 4 5
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9
10
11
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1213
LEGEND
1. Foyer
2. Dining Room
3. Living Room
4. Bedroom 1
5. Bathroom 1
6.Walk-In Closet 1
7. Powder Room
8. Kitchen
9.Terrace
10. Swimming Pool
11. Internal Garden
12. Bedroom 2
13. Shallow Pool w/ Jacuzzi
Glass Feature Box
Structural Frame with
GOH-KHA-KI
Shallow Pool with Jacuzzi
Double volume space is designed as Glass Feature Box and is
used for exemplifying the interior space randomly up to unit
types; HoneymoonVilla, FamilyVilla and Two-BedroomVilla.
MASS STUDY
DETAIL DESIGN

2012
JW PUBLIC AREA
I participated in JW public area; JW reception building and JW spa building, during last
period of preliminary design concerning functional and space planning in order to release
the full set of EIA approval.
JW PUBLIC AREA
PIER
SWIMMING
POOL
LAWN
REFLECTING
POND
PERSPECTIVE
Day time at JW reception building.
PERSPECTIVE
Bird eye’s view showing the grand axis from JW drop-off area to JW reception building created to face the Andaman sea view.
PERSPECTIVE
Night time at JW reception building.
PERSPECTIVE
JW spa’s entrance from the ground ﬂoor plaza.

2012
JW SPECIALTY
RESTAURANT
MARRIOTT
COURTYARD LOBBY
JW SPECIALTY RESTAURANT
AND POOL BAR AREA MARRIOTT COURTYARD AREA
PERSPECTIVE
View from the pool connecting to specialty restaurant and pool bar area.
PERSPECTIVE
Marriott Courtyard Drop-off Area.
I participated in JW
specialty restaurant with
pool bar building during
design develop stage in
order to design mass and
form alternatives.
I participated in Marriott Courtyard lobby building
that consists of reception area and all-day dining
area during design develop stage in order to design
mass and form alternatives.

BAAN WUTTIDAMRONGRAK
T H E E S S E N C E O F L I V I N G
I have got the opportunity to work for Wuttidamrongrak family;
the single family with 6 members, with the requirement to build
a house of their own as part of my project architect; the very
ﬁrst exclusive career responsibility, since February 2014.
This 800 sq.m. house is located in the private 2 rai site area
containing typical residential function with 5 bedrooms; a deluxe
master bedroom, 2 master bedrooms and 2 standard bedrooms.
2014
PROFESSIONAL PROJECT - PROJECT ARCHITECT
Program
Type
Location
Year
Architect
Interior Architect
Project Manager
Engineer
2 Stories Single Family House
Residential
Prasart, Surin,Thailand
2014
Nakorn Sattaworakul
Tritip Chayasombat
Sukanat Hirantiaranakul
Chanin Rungtanakiat
Kor-It Structural Design and Construction Co., Ltd.
At the beginning, the design process is started from listening to
each of the family members’ lifestyle to gather all of the speciﬁc
requirements.We studied and explored the space perception by
integrating all the requirements with the site and context to
present design alternatives. During design development and
working drawing phase, coordination with interior architect and
engineer is started in order to synchronize the conceptual
architectural design with interior space, material, construction
and also every single architectural detail design.
PERSPECTIVE
Main EntranceView reveals the order, hierarchy, sequence of space and approach.
Currently this project is on the construction process
with the target completion by end of 2016.

2014
CONCEPT
CONTEXT - LAYOUT - PLANNING
In terms of sustainability and comfortable living environment, site
and surrounding tremendously effect the layout and space design.
All of design aspects; tropical living environment, modern expression
and architectural engineering design were synchronized in order to
provide the place, moment and sense of HOME.
DESIGN ALTERNATIVES
1st FL PLAN 2nd FL PLAN SCHEME A
1st FL PLAN 2nd FL PLAN SCHEME B
1st FL PLAN 2nd FL PLAN SCHEME C
LAYOUT
LEGEND
1. Entrance
2.Arrival Court
3. Front Garden
4. Private Court
1
23
4 4
3
SITE CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS

2014
FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN
1 2
34
5
6
7
4
8
9
8
8 81011
12
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15
LEGEND
1.Arrival Court
2. Garage for 5
3. Drop Off Canopy
4. Hall
5. Living Room
6. Dinning Room
7. Pantry
8.Terrace
9. Fitness
10. Grand Master Bedroom
11. Bedroom 1
12. Stair
13. Kitchen
14. Service
15. Pond
16
12
19
17 18
20 21
OPEN TO BELOW
16. Study Room
17. Bedroom 2
18. Master Bedroom 1
19. Master Bedroom 2
20. Meditation
21. Storage

2014
TRANSVERSE SECTION LONGITUDINAL SECTION
PERSPECTIVE
Front Garden and Private CourtView represents the connection and sequence of space.

2014
PERSPECTIVE
Front Garden and Private CourtView represents the connection and sequence of space
NORTH ELEVATION EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION WEST ELEVATION
PERSPECTIVE
View of the Private Court between service area and residential area
provided for screening privacy and allowing the natural ventilation throughout space.
PERSPECTIVE
View of the party deck alongside living area particularly provided for
connecting indoor-outdoor space and shading the indoor space itself.

2014
WALL SECTION 1
ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL DESIGN AS BUILT
ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL DESIGN
AS BUILT
AS BUILT

NAKHON SI THAMMARAT CULTURAL CENTER
T H E S P I R I T O F P L A C E
Nakhon Si Thammarat Cultural Center, the place where all the
sense of “Nakhon” were assembled and occurred. The building
consists of 5 main parts; Cultural plaza, Museum, Multipurpose
hall, Learning center and Local market.
Due to the context of the site, the building were arranged to
form up open space facing the ancient city wall of Nakhon Si
Thammarat that located along side.
COLLEGE THESIS - INDIVIDUAL
Program Nakhon Si Thammarat Cultural Center
Type City Cultural Center
Location Nakhon Si Thammarat,Thailand
Year 2011
Mass of the building were twisted in order to give the accent to
the Si Thammasokarat Statue, founder of Nakhon, located at Si
Thammasokarat Park standing opposite to the site. Moreover,
Hae Par Kuen Tart: ritual ceremony carrying Buddha’s cloth up
to the pagoda top, one of the most distinctive culture of
Nakhon becomes the main concept of space and circulation of
museum design.
MODEL
Represents relationship between the building and surrounding
context; the ancient city wall and Si Thammasokarat Park.
2011

CONCEPT
CONTEXT - LAYOUT - PLANNING
MODELLAYOUT
COMBINE THE BUILDING TO THE CONTEXT
1.The ancient city wall located along side
2.The main gate entering Si Thammasokarat Park located opposite
to the site across the main street
3.The Si Thammasokarat Statue, founder of Nakhon
PROVIDE CULTURAL PLAZA AS ANOTHER PUBLIC SPACE,
THE PLACE WHERE ALL THE SENSES OF NAKHON WERE
GATHERED
1 1
2 3
1
2
3
CULTURAL
PLAZA
SI THAMMASOKARAT
PARK
2011

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN THIRD FLOOR PLAN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
3
8
9
5 5
3
10
11 11
LEGEND
1. Cultural Plaza
2. Museum Entrance
3. Permanent Exhibition
4. Local Market
5. Hall
6.Administration Ofﬁce
7. Temporary Exhibition
8. Restaurant
9. Learning Center
10. Multipurpose Hall
11. Roof Garden
2011

PERSPECTIVE
View from Si Thammasokarat Park located opposite to the site.
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
1
1
23
4
5
6
LEGEND
1. Permanent Exhibition
2. Highlight Permanent Exhibition
3. Roof Terrace
4. Local Market
5. Restaurant
6. Hall
2011

PERSPECTIVE
View from Cultural Plaza.
ELEVATION MAIN ENTRANCE ELEVATION SUB ENTRANCE
2011

EXHIBITION
CONCEPT SPACE and CIRCULATION of the museum represents - HAE PAR KUEN TART -
ritual ceremony carrying Buddha’s cloth up to the pagoda top, one of the most distinctive culture of Nakhon.
CIRCULATION DIAGRAM
NAKHON’S CITY SIGNAGE
DOUBLE SKIN FACADE
SIMPLIFY for SIGNIFICATION
LIGHT - SHADE - SPACE - SHADOW
MODEL
PERSPECTIVE
Permanent Exhibition
2011

A R C H I T E C T U R A L
D E T A I L A N A L Y S I S

ARCHITECTURE DETAIL ANALYSIS
B A A N N A V A T H A N E E
ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL ANALYSIS
BAAN NAVATHANEE
2010
COLLEGE ELECTIVE CLASS PROJECT - GROUP
DETAIL 1 DETAIL 1
DETAIL 2
DETAIL 4 DETAIL 4 DETAIL 4
DETAIL 3 DETAIL 3 DETAIL 3
DETAIL 1
DETAIL 2
DETAIL 4DETAIL 3
DETAIL LEGEND
1.Typical Section through
swimming pool showing
travertine pattern
2. Isometric Section showing
canopy roof material joint
detail
3.Wall and Ceiling joint detail
4. Isometric Section showing
wall and ceiling joint detail

B A A N W A T C H A R A P O L
BAAN WATCHARAPOL
2010
COLLEGE ELECTIVE CLASS PROJECT - INDIVIDUAL
DETAIL SECTION ISOMETRIC SECTION

H O U S E B Y L Y N K A R C H I T E C T
HOUSE BY LYNK ARCHITECT
2010
MAIN STRUCTURAL FRAME
TYPICAL SECTION
DETAIL BDETAIL A

D E C O R O O M
DECO ROOM
2010
TYPICAL SECTION ISOMETRIC SECTION

O T H E R E X P E R I E N C E S

OTHER EXPERIENCES
THE SNOWWHITE
Type School Annual Play
Year 2010
THE SNOW WHITE
A R T D I R E C T O R - S E T D E S I G N E R
Since my ﬁrst time’s watching “Lakorn Tapad”; Chulalongkorn University’s Faculty of
Architecture’s school annual performance, when I was in high school, I hope for being
part of the team creating the set one day.
Finally in 2010, I got a chance to join the team being one of the art director and set
designer of the performance that year, The Snow White. I participated from the art
directing; to distinguish and exemplify the reality from the fantasy of the Disney’s
original version, designing the set down to constructing it to the ﬁnal as Lakorn Tapad.

OTHER EXPERIENCES
HAND SKETCH
HAND SKETCH

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