pila
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Lighting Architect
Perception Science, Art & Psychology Consultant
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Pila is a Lighting Architect and Perception Psychology Consultant based in Krung Thep Maha Nakhon (Bangkok). Her sustainable architectural background, passion for light, and specialist technical knowledge have made her one of Asia’s leading Lighting Designers.
Illuminated and flickering childhood toys first sparked her interest in light, and this interest continued during her years studying Architecture. Her designs present a conversation between light and shadow.
Pila graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture and a Rector Certificate of Honours then she continued her studies with a Master of Architectural Lighting Design at Hochschule Wismar – University of Applied Sciences, Germany. In 2005, she completed her theatrical and architectural lighting design apprenticeship with Jesper Kongshaug, Scenograferne, Det Kongelige Theater (The Royal Danish Theatre), Lundgaard & Tranberg Architects in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Then she joined White Arkitekter AB in Gothenburg, Sweden, returned to Thailand, and continued working with light ever since throughout Asia for about 19 years till now. Currently, she is a founder of RANGSI ATELIER; an independent Lighting Architect, Perception Science & Psychology Consultant, Business Development Consultant, Guest Lecturer, Speaker, and more! Pila is also a WIL (Women In Lighting) Ambassador for Thailand which is the connecting point between Thai and the world's lighting design families.
Pila's lighting experience in Europe, Asia, and Nordic countries has sharpened her ability to merge local culture and modern lighting design in the best possible way.
She is a Registered Architect in Thailand. To share her knowledge, she has been invited to guest lectures at the Assumption University (ABAC) and since 2016 at King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), Bangkok, Thailand.
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Japanese whiskey and sushi bar in BKK
Japanese whiskey and sushi bar in BKK
Japanese whiskey and sushi bar in BKK
Lobby
Reception area
Cafe at Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit
Photo credit : Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC)
Thai Textile Material & Design Innovation Center - atThailand Cultural Center. Status - in progress Architect : บริษัท สถาปนิก 49 จำกัด (A49 ) Client : กรมส่งเสริมวัฒนธรรม (Department of Cultural Promotion) Exhibition Designer : IDS Interaction Design Studio Lighting Design and Consultant : Pilasinee Rattarangsi - Rangsi Atelier
Thai Textile Material & Design Innovation Center - atThailand Cultural Center. Status - in progress Architect : บริษัท สถาปนิก 49 จำกัด (A49 ) Client : กรมส่งเสริมวัฒนธรรม (Department of Cultural Promotion) Exhibition Designer : IDS Interaction Design Studio Lighting Design and Consultant : Pilasinee Rattarangsi - Rangsi Atelier
Photo credit : Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC)
Photo credit : Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC)
Photo credit : Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC)
Photo credit : Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC)
Photo credit : Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC)Photo credit : TCDC
Photo credit : Thailand Creative and Design Centre (TCDC)
Photo credit : Chef Nicholas Basset The first Belgian Brasserie in Thailand at Sofitel Sukhumvit Hotel, Bangkok. Lighting Architect : Rangsi Atelier jv Lundi Light Design
Photo credit : Chef Nicholas Basset The first Belgian Brasserie in Thailand at Sofitel Sukhumvit Hotel, Bangkok. Lighting Architect : Rangsi Atelier jv Lundi Light Design
Photo credit : Chef Nicholas Basset The first Belgian Brasserie in Thailand at Sofitel Sukhumvit Hotel, Bangkok. Lighting Architect : Rangsi Atelier jv Lundi Light Design
Photo credit : Chef Nicholas Basset The first Belgian Brasserie in Thailand at Sofitel Sukhumvit Hotel, Bangkok. Lighting Architect : Rangsi Atelier jv Lundi Light Design
My project with AMO (A MATTER OF EVENT) is ready to welcome kids and family in world class marine world; Siam Ocean World. Lighting Designer : Pilasinee Rattarangsi (schematic and design development)
Selected project references by country
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
India
