MANAGEMENT PROCESS ON UNIVERSAL DESIGN OF TEMPLES IN AYUTTHAYA PROVINCE

Abstract

Objectives of this research article were: 1. To study the general state of civilizational architecture management of monasteries and 2. To study the process of civilizational architecture management in monasteries, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, conducted by the qualitative research method. by in-depth interviewing the monk Personnel from the Provincial Office of Buddhism, community leaders, people, and scholars in Buddhist management by purposefully selection of 25 key informants with a with 9 participants who were experts.The data were analyzed using content descriptive interpretation.

The research results were as follows: 1. The general situation in civilized architecture management of monasteries showed in line with SWOT analysis that: Strengths; Monasteries are the center of communities in Thai society that have potential and readiness in human resources and using appropriate techniques and tools. Weakness: There were areas for improvement, more knowledgeable personnel to help the monks continuously. High running costs and the service users still need to be more confident in accessing the public spaces in the monasteries. Opportunities: There was continuous support from government and private budgets. Promoting sustainable tourism and having the opportunity to increase the efficiency of tourism in the area. Threats: obstacles were as follows: There was a law that has been enforced but has yet to achieve the practical effect it should have. The law on ancient monuments is restrictive and the need for rules, orders, commands, and effective performance evaluation monitoring. Set a clear management policy aspect of doing There was an application of knowledge on the comfort of the body and people with special needs of each type of inspection. Examination of all problems and ways to improve the facility to meet the requirements. Improvement Modification of the structure outside and inside the monasteries to be comfortable and usable.