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Chula Freshmen Architecture Students Receive Award from ‘Circular Design Contest’ Project – Designing Materials Made from Recycled Rebars

Chula Freshmen Architecture Students Receive Award from 'Circular Design Contest' Project - Designing Materials Made from Recycled Rebars

Resounding applause to Chula first-year students from the Faculty of Architecture for recently receiving an award from the ‘Circular Design Contest’ project. 

The project serves as a platform for these students, allowing them to tackle real-world industrial challenges by transforming waste rebar materials into valuable, usable items with strong commercial potential within the circular economy. 

As part of the ‘Architectural Structural Mechanics’ course, this project is organized by Asst. Prof. Dr. Lapyote Prasittisopin, in collaboration with Tata Steel (Thailand) Public Company Limited and CU D4S. The contest features two categories: small works (weighing under 10 kilograms per piece) and large works (weighing 10 kilograms or more per piece). 

The judging committee, consisting of Asst. Prof. Dr. Lapyote Prasitsophin and Asst. Prof. Dr. Shusak Janpathompong from Chula’s Faculty of Architecture, assessed the structural design’s feasibility. Representatives from Tata Steel (Thailand) Public Company Limited, namely Mr. Piyawit Methaluk, Mr. Wuttinunt Attaparp, and Mr. Anuwat Rongngern, evaluated the aesthetic aspects of rebar materials and the industry’s interest in further development. Dr. Tatsawan Preedawiphat, a representative from CU D4S, explored the potential for establishing a business in the circular economy system. Additionally, students in the course and project participants voted in the Popular Vote award, offering the greatest reward value. 

Among the 74 entries submitted to the contest, the winning pieces are as follows: 

Large-scale works: 

  1. First prize: the team “20 percent of Pressure” by Mr. Nabhat Srirabheebhat, Miss Victoria Chew and Miss Suchanya Hyodhyad 
  2. Runner-up prize: the “Common Cube” by Miss Punika Kajornchaiyakul  
  3. Honorable mention: the team “Yodnakbid Company Limited” by Mr. Thammada Changpradub, Mr. Tanapon Leejarkphai and Mr. Krit Vachyanwiwat 
  4. Popular Vote award: the group “Remodel the Table and Then Love” by Miss Patitta Apisaksirikul, Miss Chayanid Thanachokjindawat and Mr. Sirawit Aroonphan 
First prize (Large Scale)
Popular Vote (Large-scale Work)

Small-scale works: 

  1. First prize: the team “Iron lady” by Miss Pichapha Kitcharoen, Miss Surada Teantaworn and Miss Suppathida Yingkaew 
  2. Runner-up prize: the team “DEK ZEN” by Miss Kanlayakorn Khrutdang and Miss Bovornluck Limsarun 
  3. Honorable mention: the team “Power Puff” by Miss Pinnapa Srimingmuangnivech, Miss Pusanisa Goonmanoon and Miss Sitanun Soonthornkate 
  4. Popular Vote award: the group ” Iron lady” by Miss Pichapha Kitcharoen, Miss Surada Teantaworn and Miss Suppathida Yingkaew 
First prize & Popular Vote (Small-scale Work)

Chula’s encouragement and support for research is excellent for teachers, students, and the public.

Associate Professor Dr. Suchana Chavanich Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University

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