Reporters: Dr. Jaray Suwannachart, Asst.Prof.Dr. Tachaya Sangkakool, Asst.Prof.Surawat Moogem, Tussawan Thong-on, Natrada Boonthad and Natpakal Poolperm
Evidence Date: December 16-20, 2024
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Related Indicators: 11.2.1, 11.2.3, 11.2.4
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The Faculty of Architecture, RMUTSV, invites you to F.O.S “Creative Indigo Tie Dye” a cultural fashion learning experience featuring hands-on workshops, a student works showcase, and a career talk corner for fashion pathways. The program is hosted within the SRIVIJAYA FAIR 2024 Open House, traveling across multiple campuses so learners
and communities can join close to home.
Fashion & Textile Zone Highlights
Workshop: Creative Indigo Tie-Dye (Indigo DIY)
Learn material selection, folding tying dyeing techniques, indigo tone control, and fabric care take home your own handmade piece.
Mini Demo | Textile Lab
Live demonstrations on print/dye techniques, choosing sustainable fibers, and responsible design practices.
Fashion Showcase Corner
Student collections blending local wisdom with contemporary design, alongside design process boards (from sketch and pattern to final garment).
Talk & Try
Chat with lecturers and seniors about portfolios, study/co-op/career paths and try real fashion tools and materials.
Activities Across SRIVIJAYA FAIR 2024
- Online academic exhibition & campus tours across faculties
- Activity points collection by faculty redeem for prizes on-site
- Stage performances and creative showcases throughout the day
- Additional pop-up activities and shows tailored to each venue
The multicampus.roadshow (Sai.Yai,.Thung.Yai,.Songkhla,.Trang,Ratphum/Khanom) distributes learning hubs closer to communities, reducing long-distance travel for students, parents, and local residents. It expands access to guidance and educational activities via local transport nodes (buses/trains/shared vans) and schedules aligned with attendees’ travel times.
Event design emphasizes accessibility clear registration points, queue lines and walkways friendly to wheelchair users and families, near-distance wayfinding sign age, Plus online travel information (maps/timetables/session rounds) improving safety, confidence, and inclusivity for participants of all ages while reducing wayfinding barriers.
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