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  • “Workshop within workshop”: Silver-craft Neighbourhood Forum as a learning process
    Oct 11, 2020

    By Komson Teeraparbwong Team Wua-lai, Chiang Mai, Thailand Introduction Before Covid-19 struck earlier this year, the Wua-Lai team had organised a “match-making” academic workshop in December last year. We called it “match-making” because we were trying, for the first time, to set up the regular students’ workshop (between FACMU-Chiang Mai & ENSA-Paris Bellville) to run […]

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  • “Updated Sense of Belonging” of Nang Loeng 
    May 07, 2019

    by Boonanan Natakun and Non Arkaraprasertkul During the past six months after Southeast Asian Neighborhood Network (SEANNET) workshop in Bangkok last July, we have been keeping track with what has been happening at project site, the Nang Loeng Neighborhood. Residents, as always, know and therefore welcome us to their homes and speak to us about […]

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  • Dialogues on two Different Approaches to Wua-lai area
    May 15, 2019

    By Komson Teeraparbwong First Approach: Ban King-Kaew Roundtable Forum. “A Neighbourhood voice” Chairs were set in a circle, so that the “round-table forum” could be ready to receive our important guests. Many key persons who live in Wua-lai neighbourhood area came into the room and sat within the circle. Some were representing their area of […]

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  • Experimenting with Design Thinking: A Research Methodology for an Over-Studied Urban Community
    Oct 13, 2018

    by Non Arkaraprasertkul and Boonanan Natakun “What do you guys want from us, this time?” This rhetorical and dismissive question can easily be heard by new researchers trying to interview residents at the Nang Loeng neighborhood in the heart of the Old City of Bangkok. For decades, Nang Loeng has been at the center of […]

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  • In Conversation With a Master Of Silverware In Wua Lai
    Jun 08, 2018

    Khun Supap and his younger brother, only two of three silver bowl engravers left in Muen Sarn Silver Neighbourhood, proudly display a beautiful ‘countryside life scene’ on their latest creation.   This is a part of the Wua Lai project in Thailand.  

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  • Inhabited spaces, meaningful places in Wua Lai
    Jun 22, 2018

    As a part of the Wua Lai project, Pijika Pumketkao and Ajarn Komsan Teeraparbwong share some images of inhabited spaces and Buddhist temples with their silver engraved wall constitute meaningful ‘places’ in this neighbourhood.

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