On March 19, 2026, the integration of teaching, research, and academic services was implemented in the course INA 3203: Research and Analysis in Interior Architecture. Students developed design projects based on fieldwork conducted in the community of Wat Sawatwaree Seemaram. The process involved studying the local context and interviewing community members and representatives to understand their needs.

The students analyzed the collected data and developed design concepts, which were then presented back to the community to gather feedback and suggestions. The projects covered both spatial development—such as the design of urban agricultural spaces—and product development and marketing promotion.

This activity provided a learning process that enabled students to practice critical thinking, analysis, and the development of design concepts that can be further applied to real-world situations in the future.

The organizers would like to express their sincere gratitude to the Wat Sawatwaree Seemaram community for their kind support, valuable information, and participation in this activity.