
YANISA NIENNATTRAKUL, PhD
Born and raised in Bangkok, Thailand, Yanisa Niennattrakul is a goal-oriented academic with professional skills in specific research interests, including design research and design for dementia care.
Throughout her studies in London, Melbourne, and Sheffield, she progressively integrates her artistic skills in visual communication, media, and research.
In addition, she starts to pursue her design knowledge in care businesses to improve the quality of life for people with dementia in Thailand. She passionately experiments the knowledge into her own practices.
EDUCATION
2017 – 2023 Ph.D. in Architecture, The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
2014 – 2016 M.Arch, The University of Melbourne, Australia
2013 – 2014 M.A in History and Critical Thinking in Architecture, AA, United Kingdom
2008 – 2012 B.Sc. in Design and Architecture, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
RESEARCH EXPERIENCES
July 2020 – September 2021 Research Assistant, The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
October 2020 – September 2021 Research Assistant, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
July 2022 – December 2022 Research Assistant, Kasetsart University, Thailand
2022 Research Consultant, Health at Home, Bangkok, Thailand
2022 – 2023 Research Consultant, VINN PATARARIN, Bangkok, Thailand
PUBLICATIONS
(2013) City Sense: Shaping our environment with real-time data. (Advanced Architecture Contest)
(2022) Dementia Futures
CONFERENCES / EXHIBITIONS
Rehabilitation by Design, 2022
Bangkok City City Gallery,
Bangkok, Thailand
Dementia Futures, 2022
Sheffield, United Kingdom
Manifesto Conference, 2018
Sheffield, United Kingdom
BrEPS conference, 2017, UCL
TEACHING EXPERIENCES
Sketch Journal, The University of Sheffield, UK, April 2021
Design Preparation Course, KMUTT, Thailand
Foundation Course, INDA, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand (2019)
AWARDS
(2012) City Sense: Shaping our environment with real-time data. (Advanced Architecture Contest)
(2008) Young Thailand Artist Award
CERTIFICATES / WORKSHOPS
(2022) Art Therapy for People with Dementia
(2022) Introduction to Art Therapy
(2022) Art Therapy for Older People
(2022) Feasibility study
(2019) Sotheby’s