Sansern Prapa Apirat
About Sansern Prapa Apirat
Sansern Prapa Apirat is an Architectural Assistant II at Foster + Partners in Bangkok, Thailand, with a background in architectural design and graphic design. He has expertise in intercultural communication and has contributed to various international architectural projects since 2017.
Work at Foster and Partners
Sansern Prapa Apirat has been employed at Foster + Partners as an Architectural Assistant II since 2017. In this role, he contributes to various architectural projects in Bangkok, Thailand. His responsibilities include assisting in the design process and creating visually compelling presentations that support the firm's architectural vision.
Education and Expertise
Sansern Prapa Apirat studied at Chulalongkorn University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Design from 2012 to 2016. Prior to this, he attended the International Community School, achieving a High School Diploma with a focus on Fine/Studio Arts from 1999 to 2012. He is currently participating in an exchange program at Ecole Bleue School of Interior Design in Paris, focusing on Interior Design and Visual Communications.
Background in Architectural Design
Before joining Foster + Partners, Sansern worked as an Architectural Designer at Creative Crews for one year, from 2016 to 2017, in the Bangkok Metropolitan Area. His experience in this role helped him develop skills in graphic design, which he applies to architectural presentations and branding projects.
Skills in Graphic Design and Communication
Sansern possesses strong skills in graphic design, utilizing tools such as Adobe Photoshop for architectural visualization and design enhancement. His expertise in intercultural communication facilitates collaboration on international architectural projects, allowing him to work effectively within diverse teams.
Experience in Logo Design
Sansern has a background in logo design, which complements his work in architectural branding projects. This experience enhances his ability to create cohesive visual identities that align with architectural concepts.