Approches for Co-working space renovation of architectural students, Department of Architecture in Rajamangala University of Technology

Abstract

Currently has changed the way of our lives in many areas, especially in the field of work. Teaching is more Work from Home or Remote Working since the past year to the present. Has shown to be able to adapt to study and work anywhere, at home, at university Or other places Considered to be the creation of the building area For maximum efficiency in the use of buildings.

        The purpose of this research is to propose guidelines for the improvement of the 1st floor of the building to the co-working area of ​​the student branch Architecture, Rajamangala University of Technology, Thanyaburi by exploring the original building area, collecting theoretical and conceptual information, including using group discussion interviews. Examples of 100 students in architecture, 5 years of age, to meet the needs of space. Important facilities summarize the results of the analysis and propose guidelines for the renovation of the building on the floor to a co-working space. Found that most prefer to work in a comfortable, independent, viable and where it is made out to be good. If they weren't pressured or stressed. Therefore, the co-working space (a place to work together with others) in the building is to be improved by Adjust workspace, 1st floor, under the concept of Think Innovatively can sit and talk to each other, which can accommodate more than 50 students at the same time of work. Divided into zones for those who want peace Quiet and concentrate on work and the seating zone to work together to discuss, confer, work, as well as new activities, focus on students to create ideas without any blocking. Promote innovative work and student results, working of students in the New Normal age, working in a co-working space can increase the opportunity to build relationships with each other. Exchange Ideas in other areas to find ways to work or ways to improve work in the future.