This research collects detail of rooms and building located in Thewest Center Bangkok Commercial Center North Bangkok Center and Chotiwet Center of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. Collecting classroom usage by student such as number of student time consumed and room scheduled from the Registrar system. Collecting business room usage by staff and administrator emphasis on evaluated classroom utilization of fulltime student who register in the first semester and the second semester of academic year 2556 study time between 8.00-12.00 am. and 13.00-16.00 pm. on weekday according to MOE standard.

This research is a qualitative research concerning phenomenology study which aims at the meanings of the opinions of those who have experienced the public relations of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon (RMUTP) lecturers and international affairs officers in immigration procedures (visa extension and doing the-90 day report). The objectives of this research are to study (1) types (2) methods and (3) capabilities of public relations of RMUTP lecturers and international affairs division for the international students who are in this case Chinese students of Language and Applied Thai program Faculty ofLiberal Arts Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. The samples of this research are (1) student advisors (2) lecturers of Language and Applied Thai program (3) international affairs officers and (4) Chinese students of Nanning College for Vocational Technology (NCVT) who are studying Language and Applied Thai program Faculty of Liberal Arts Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. The researchers use in-depth interview and observation by participating procedures of public relations. This research started from October 2013 to October 2014. The researchers collected data 3 hours per day and 3 days per week within 53 weeks.

The objectives of this research is to study and evaluate knowledge base level of RMUTP students regarding information of ASEAN Community and to study their readiness to approach into ASEAN labor markets by doing the random sampling of 386 RMUTP students all-year levels from 9 faculties who are studying bachelor degree. Tools for collecting data are questionnaires on basic knowledge of ASEAN Community and readiness of RMUTP students towards ASEAN Labor Markets by choosing one answer from multiple choices with 5 rating scales. Analyzing data by using readymade computer program SPSS for statistic percentile standard deviation t-test f-test. All test statistics is statistically significant at 0.05 level. The results can be summarized as follows.

The study of Reed mat making process and develop the design into a Thai contemporary furniture style. This research is an experimental type and the research designs various functioned furniture. The inspiration come the shape of petal of lotus blossom. The lotus blossom petal’s shape has been one of a characteristic of Thai painting for a longtime. Artists from the old day got this inspiration from nature and the curve and the soft outline of pattern represents the warmth and kindness of Thai people. Therefore the soft outline is the beginning of this design which comes in 3 types. Each type has its own functions but share a lotus blossom petal as an inspiration. First type is the couch second is the arm chair and last is an end table. From a questionnaire about the function of the reed mat the statistic shows the average number on the couch is 4.39 and that is good. The couch is the best choice to be developed into reed mat material furniture due to the strongest structure and heavy load capability. The reed mat already is a mat to lie on; just shaping it into a curve according to Ergonomics theory and it will become a very comfortable couch. This is one way to improve the function in Thai contemporary furniture. Because of the satisfaction average number is at 4.57 which are the highest score; the couch is the best candidate to be applied into more contemporary furniture with Thai art character

This study focuses on appropriate opening design of natural ventilation for green chemistry laboratories in Thailand. Even though natural ventilation is an alternative way to save energy from using air conditionings nowadays there is no design guideline to promote natural ventilation for chemistry laboratories in the country. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) was used to simulate building models with various orientations and opening types. Then a set of simulations was run to test the effect of lay-out designs and opening locations in conjunction with the type of building models such as single-loaded corridor double-loaded corridor and atrium-loaded corridor by comparing ventilation performance with 8 wind directions at the speed of 2 meters per second. Results show that the single-loaded corridor lay-out design and opening arrangement which angled at 180 degree of wind direction and average wind speed of more than 0.5 meter per second was the most suitable comfort for improved natural ventilation in chemistry laboratories. Natural ventilation helps in reducing energy consumption improving quality of indoor environment and responding to the need of users based on standards and principles of green chemistry laboratory design.