The renovation of the Jed Yod cafeteria at Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna for the exhibition hall under the green building concept

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Jureepon Lueakha

Abstract


The transformation of utilization is the design approach which addresses the environmental issues by integrating natural elements such as material selection and construction processes with consideration of environmental impacts. To support the sustainable building efficiency, contributing to the mitigation of which is part of mitigating global warming, this study aims to propose the renovation approach for the existing Jed Yod cafeteria into the exhibition hall to accommodate the students, faculty members, artists, and designers for their exhibition for of works and creative ideas to the public under the concept of green building design. The study methodology includes the assess meet of the building and its interior environment to gather data and to identify areas for improvement with consideation of the green building design criteria and sustainable design theories, and the evaluation of user satisfaction. The result found the importance of reusing the existing structures to reduce construction waste, enhancing natural lighting, utilizing local materials, and integrating flexible design elements to accommodate various users to maximize benefits and suitability for the public building space.



 
 

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Lueakha, J. (2024). The renovation of the Jed Yod cafeteria at Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna for the exhibition hall under the green building concept. JEDI : Journal of Environmental Design Innovation, 11(2), 40–61. retrieved from https://so02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jed/article/view/265117
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