Davisi's interview with Bangkok Art City
We have welcomed Bangkok Art City's crews (Kiao, Chad and Pim) at co+re gallery on Febrauary 6th for an interview with Davisi about her...
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an international platform for strategic thinking making and living better cities
design + culture + education + research + action
co+re.platform has emerged from a convergence and fruitful, determined intertwining of two architectural and urban design sensibilities and ways of thinking, making and living diverse urban realities of the East and the West, as embodied in the work of co-founders Professors Davisi Boontharm and Darko Radović, since 2OO1.
Tanizaki's handwritten tanka poem of 1963. "This heart of mine is only one, it cannot be known by anybody but myself."
co+re activities
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forthcoming
Davisi's Thai translation of David Sim's "soft city" is almost ready for publication by Li-Zenn Publishing. The Association of Siamese Architects (under Royal Patronage) is providing support for this project. Davisi has collaborated with Li-Zenn on four Thai language translations. She introduced and edited three of Jan Gehl's books in Thai: Life Between Buildings, Cities for People, and How to Study Public Life.
soft city เมืองนุ่ม
our work categories
co+re lectures
co+re disseminates knowledge by participating and organising talks, lectures, seminars, discussions etc.
theory and practice of urbanity
Darko’s pet course/workshop, which was reformatted and contextualised to provoke radical thinking about the urban.
sketch&script
argue for the recognition of visual essay of a thinking hand as equally important as textual treatise of a feeling mind.
co+re workshops
with our international partner institutions, co+re co-organises workshops focusing on current urban issues.
co+re gallery
located in the heart of Bangkok's superblock, co+re gallery features the works of co+re and our partners
impromptu exhibition
Davisi’s interactive, explorative medium of presentation, communication and research of her sketch & script stories.
our newsletter/magazine
carry-on the tradition of co+labo, co+re continues to publish urbophilia, a research news letter/magazine featured our current activities and projects.
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