Introduction

Waraluk Immanee is an architect and designer working across spatial design and creative practices. Her practice centers on observing spaces, people, and everyday life, primarily exploring these concepts through design, photography, film, and documentation.

Her practice is also driven by a deep fascination with materials and tactile experimentation. Currently, she is exploring how these diverse methodologies can open up new formats, bridging architecture with materials, craft, and making.

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Open Call: Monsoon School #2 - Field as Method
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Open Call: Monsoon School #2 - Field as Method
Monsoon School #2 invites 10 participants from Thailand and Southeast Asia to explore how distance, scale, and positionality shape what we observe, know, and act upon.
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MONSOON SCHOOL
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MONSOON SCHOOL
An experimental laboratory for spatial practice, encompassing artistic, curatorial, architectural, and research-based approaches to the social, political, ecological, and material conditions of space and site.
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