Transformation of Brownfield Land for the Construction of the Sirin Museum
sustainablility and stewardship Most of the area where Walailak University (WU) is now located was once a vast, dense forest. Over time, much of this land was cleared and used for agricultural purposes. Before the university was established, the area had been utilized for various types of farming, including agriculture, aquaculture, and livestock activities such as dairy, Nile tilapia, goat, and pig farming, as well as mangosteen and rubber tree cultivation. Consequently, some parts of the land had already become brownfield sites due to possible contamination from chemical substances or fertilizers, while other areas were left abandoned.In later years, Walailak University developed several of its new buildings on these brownfield sites—both on land that had been previously contaminated and on areas affected by the university’s earlier activities. For example, the…








