“On mass timber high-rises”
Adam Peacock has over 15 years’ experience working on Structural Engineering and Construction projects in New Zealand, including an indoor skydiving facility in Queenstown and being the Aurecon Project Leader of the Ministry of Education Earthquake Resilience Scheme. This experience, being in a high-seismic region developed my in-depth technical Structural Engineering and Seismic Design knowledge. His prior experience working in construction companies gives him a great insight into the buildability and site aspects of the construction industry. He has worked in Adelaide, Melbourne, Qatar, Vietnam, New Zealand, the Middle East, Singapore, Indonesia, and Hong Kong.
He has now been the leader of the Structural Team in Thailand in 2022. As Team Leader he has the privilege of guiding a talented team, with a clear vision to deliver high quality, innovative designs within a collaborative environment and bring the clients ideas to life.
In this lecture series, Adam Peacock will talk about design techniques introducing an innovative way to construct skyscrapers that remain unaffected even during seismic disturbances. Get ready, for a discussion on the use of mass timber, as a cutting edge material specifically designed for constructing buildings with efficiency.
On August 24, 2023 at 1:30 pm. at the AR-Minitheater
All are welcome!
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First Lecture Series by Jak Drinnan of Tekne Lab
Montfort del Rosario School of Architecture and Design is thrilled to kick off this year’s LECTURE SERIES with a captivating talk titled “Designers, Not Design.” We invite all students, design enthusiasts, and the wider public to join us for an enlightening and thought-provoking event.
Renowned speaker Jak Drinnan, founding member of Tekne Lab, will take the stage to share his unique insights and experiences in the world of architecture. With a dynamic approach that challenges conventional thinking, Jak’s talk promises to inspire, inform, and ignite your imagination.
“Designers, Not Design” is the theme of this year LECTURE SERIES carefully crafted to encourage a fresh perspective on the discipline, pushing boundaries and questioning traditional norms. This event is an exceptional opportunity to gain valuable insights from a visionary in the field.
Don’t pass up the chance to learn new things and talk to other people who share your passion for design. Participate in this life-changing event on July 13, 2023. At 1:30pm, please join us at the AR Minitheater.
Get ready to be moved by Jak Drinnan’s astonishing talk, and stay tuned for additional information!
“The CACTUS” Project by Interior Design Students Won Jury Award
In a remarkable achievement, a team of talented students from the Interior Design department at Montfort del Rosario School of Architecture and Design has emerged victorious in the “Trash to Treasure Art Contest 2022.” The competition, organized by a group of five organizations dedicated to sustainability, aimed to promote the concept of circular economy and encourage the reuse of waste materials.
The project required participants to develop either a 2D or 3D artwork fabricated entirely from discarded items. This unique initiative aimed to raise awareness about the importance of recycling and inspire the public to embrace sustainable practices in their daily lives. Out of a staggering 170 entries received from across the nation, the student team from our School managed to capture the attention of the jury with their exceptional design under the concept “CACTUS.” Their masterpiece, crafted from repurposed trash, stood out for its innovative approach and aesthetic appeal.
The winning team, composed of Thiri Yadanar Win, Thaw Shoom Thin Zar, and Kyaw Zin Thi Ha, exhibited their extraordinary creation at the highly anticipated Sustainability Expo 2022 event, held at Sirikit Convention Center. The team’s advisors, lecturers Apinantaya Bua-iam and Daruswat Wattanarojjananikorn, played a crucial role in guiding and supporting the students throughout the competition.
By clinching the Jury Award, the Interior Design students have not only brought glory to the Interior Design department and the School but have also demonstrated the talent and ingenuity of the next generation of sustainable designers. Their accomplishment serves as an inspiration for others to explore creative ways to address environmental challenges and promote a circular economy.
Congratulations to the talented team and their dedicated advisors for this remarkable achievement, which highlights the importance of sustainability in the world of art and design.