The Old Residences and Communities along Saen Saeb Canal in Bangkok

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Narathip Thubthun
Aree Lohmeng
Sasithorn Klaichom

Abstract

This research aims to survey database of old residences and communities along
Saen Saeb canal in Bangkok by survey research methods. Data collection was done by purpose sampling in which certain districts and old communities with overall architectural or artistic or historical or archaeological or social-cultural value were selected for study. The surveyed communities have been occupied for over 100 years or have been specific districts that serve commercial or other purposes for over 50 years. Methods of data collection included survey, observation, photography and comparison analysis with secondary data. Results of the study were compiled and explained with descriptive approach. Results of the survey and analysis of information divide the entire district into 13 areas and primitive communities, comprising 7 old residential areas, 4 old commercial areas and 2 areas or communities with mixed land use. Primary database has been prepared with the presentation of current images are total of 82 key places. According to the research, it is concluded that primitive areas and communities by Saen Saeb canal currently surveyed comprise are traces of primitive areas and communities with noticeable physical elements, which are worth reviving and developing into special districts that serve historical learning or creative tourism.

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Thubthun, N. , Lohmeng, A. and Klaichom, S. 2020. The Old Residences and Communities along Saen Saeb Canal in Bangkok. Journal for Community Development and Life Quality. 8, 3 (Aug. 2020), 615–627.
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