A traditional wedding ceremony will just not do for this newly married couple Mrs. Chutima and Mr. Prasitt. As an advertising creative, Mr. Prasitt had searched his imagination for a wedding ceremony that would be innovative, sharing, and jubilant. The concept for this once in a lifetime opportunity: an ‘Eco Wedding.’

If Green Architecture was a computer game like Angry Bird then it would certainly be one of the most popular games across all platforms. Green Architecture has caught on as an important trend for many designers and architects in the last 10 years like never seen before. In the United States, it has been estimated that a sum of over 60 billion US dollars has been invested into green buildings since 1966. As a response to tackle the environmental impacts arising from building construction, emerged LEED – Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design.

Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa is perhaps one of the world’s most notable architects who has successfully merged
vernacular architecture with modernism. Bawa distinguished himself with his selection of local materials and simple construction methods to emphasize the complexity of spaces.

It is a well known fact that the problems with today’s society and environment is a result of human behavior and their shortcomings in finding a balance between social and economic development. In the late 20th century, the notion of a sustainable development was introduced in response to society’s dilemma. The objective was to ensure a prosperous future that could achieve the balance in social, economic and environmental aspects of our society.

Landscape architect Khun Namchai Saensupha is often asked by many about vegetable gardens that have style. In response, he begins by noting vegetable gardens are not only common in Thailand, but all around the world and grown according to their local climate. Vegetables should be selected according to personal preference, size and suitability of your space and can be used as decoration on your fence or as a visual barrier.

Green architecture emerged in the last 30 years as part of a new trend to combat the environmental problems the earth is facing today. This includes the worldwide issues of the greenhouse effect, ozone depletion, urban heat island, acid rain, deforestation and climate change. Vast amounts of CO2 are released into the atmosphere each year trapping the earth’s heat and causing global warming and many more environmental issues. For countries such as Thailand where the economy depends heavily on agriculture, the effects of global warming have a significant impact.

“Forlorn Hope” concept is about using a curtain to convey the idea by looking through the curtain or looking out the opened curtain, look like a stage. When we did not want to know things happened around us, we closed the curtain. Or the story that we wanted to keep in mind, we covered. Or about misty memories we looked through a piece of cloth.
It was created on canvas un-stretched on a frame which represent a piece of cloth. This picture was created after the Great Flood. As I did keep watching the news, hear the story of the sufferer. I imagined in a situation where a girl was stuck in a house and dreamed her teddy bear became a hero who took her out.

We can’t deny about psychological effects of the colors to our life, a selection of residences, cars, mobiles or daily goods are categorized by colors for pricing, tasting or taste of users.