Well-being Material Library
As RISC researchers, we focus on the search for the best materials to implement in construction projects as well as for a better quality of life according to our concept of "for all well-being".
Expanding our Integrated Research Network and building partnerships with public sector eco-designers and manufacturers, the library will exponentially grow and become one of the most extensive eco-material collections available.
Materials Display
This is the first library to collect and display eco-materials for design and architectural applications to support designers. The library also showcases the most updated material trends.
Materials Studio
Material Studio Workshop is a space for preparing new materials for the RISC library. The studio includes a photo studio and material storage space. It is also a space for collaborative workshop activities to exchange ideas and information.
Materials Online
The information on all materials will be collected and digitized for our online database which you can conveniently search for information. In the future, this database will be the most comprehensive material database available.
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Ready for the Rainy Season?
Since the official start of the rainy season, on 15 May, many provinces have experienced continuous rainfall. But have you ever wondered how the Meteorological Department decides this date? 3 criteria must be met: More than 60% of the upper part of Thailand must experience rainfall continuously for at least 3 days. The wind at about 1.5 km above the ground must shift to a southwesterly direction, bringing in moisture from the Andaman Sea to cover Thailand persistently. The wind at about 10 km above the ground must shift to an easterly direction. Rainfall, flooding, and droughts depend largely on the El Niño–La Niña phenomenon. The world is currently in a neutral phase of this cycle and Thailand's overall rainfall this year is expected to be slightly above average, spread widely across regions. But the rainy season raises the risk of illness and accidents and will likely last through October. The heaviest rainfall typically comes in August and September. To stay safe and healthy throughout this season, be prepared and be careful. Take an umbrella when you go out. Wear non-slip footwear. Avoid crowds to escape seasonal illnesses. And make sure your vehicle’s safe to drive in wet conditions. Let’s stay strong and safe through the rainy season. Story by Sirapach Mangkang, Geographic Information System (GIS) specialist, RISC
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