Author: Sukanya Tangnimmannoradee
AIT Library Call Number: AIT Thesis no. HS-99-08
Year: 1999
Academic Program: Human Settlement (HS)
Type: Thesis (M.Sc.) – Asian Institute of Technology, 1999
Examination Committee: Hans Detlef Kammeier (Chairperson); Yap Kioe Sheng, Hideharu Morishita (Examination Committee Members)
Abstract: Songkhla has been a seap01t town since 200 years ago approximately. Its histories were obviously traced in the historic documents, old-age photographs and its remaining urban elements, and which distinguish displayed the characters of fo1tification and commercial po1t town of the past. Nakomnork-Nakornnai community was the third settlement town of Songkhla located at the municipality side. With regard to the historical significance, the joint research between Mahidol and Silpakom University were intended in order to preserve this historic town in 1993. This studied project covered the area of particular historical objects and urban core on both sides of the Songkla Lake and speculated the environmental improvement designing for such a historical place. This study partially represented the project in the Nakornnork Nakornnai old urban core and emphasized on its diverse characteristic buildings of different construction period. Since then in 1996, the improving the Nakornnork-Nakornnai old town was implemented by following the guidelines of the mentioned report, but only upgrading the road pavement and main infrastructure such as streetlight, foot path and drainage. Since then these historic buildings are running down and lack of well maintenance from the renters. There is no action for conserving these buildings since 1991 therefore, a lot of historic buildings were demolished. Unsatisfied environment condition and business performance has caused local people move out to live other places that causes economic activities declined. One-fourth of shops in the study area was closed. To improve the study area, the scenarios for revitalization and conservation of the study area are study to seek out the appropriate development in order to preserve those historic buildings and revive the economic activities of the study area before it is too late. The development trends analysis was used to define the potential and problems of the study area. To find the preferred development for this area, the st
Scholarship Donor(s): DAAD
Note: A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Science, School of Environment, Resources and Development
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