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post updated 21 July 2024

Cambodia Architecture

We select what we feel are the key examples of Cambodian Architecture. We aim to include the most important design-led Cambodian buildings.

Cambodian Architecture Designs – chronological list

3 January 2024
Techo International Airport, Phnom Penh
Design: Foster + Partners

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Techo International Airport Phnom Penh

26 Mar 2023
Pizza 4P’s Restaurant, Phnom Penh
Design: Bloom Architecture

photo : Robert Kleiner Photography
Pizza 4P’s Restaurant, Phnom Penh

19 Jan 2023
Amber Kampot
Design: Bloom Architecture

photo : ROki Hiroyuki
Amber Kampot Resort, Bokor Mountains

21 Aug 2020
Chipmong Tower, Phnom Penh
Design: Aedas

image courtesy of architects
Chipmong Tower
Located in Cambodia’s bustling capital city, Phnom Penh, the Chipmong Tower is a mixed-use development situated along the Russian Federation Boulevard and is proximal to the Centre of Phnom Penh. The rectangular site fronts the Russian Federation Boulevard and the Main Tower is situated along the front.

Khyaung School, Khyaung village, north east of Phnom Penh City
Architects: Weston Williamson + Partners

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Khyaung School
A new school in rural Cambodia, designed and built pro-bono by Weston Williamson + Partners officially opens on June 1, International Children’s Day.

Cambodian Sustainable Housing Design Contest

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Cambodian Architecture Competition
The winning house design will be built by Habitat for Humanity Cambodia. This architecture competition can make a difference to a large amount of Cambodians lives.

New Cambodia Buildings

Key Cambodian Buildings + Structures, alphabetical:

Angkor
Largest pre-industrial city in the world, with around 1 million inhabitants and sophisticated hydraulic network.

Famous for its ancient temple – Angkor Wat:

photo © Tom Ravenscroft
Angkor Temples

Choeung Ek Memorial Stupa
Date built: 1989
Architect: Lim Ourk

photo © Tom Ravenscroft
This is the memorial at the Killing Fields near Phnom Penh

Independence Monument, Phnom Penh
Date built: 1958
Architect: Vann Molyvann

photos © Tom Ravenscroft

National Museum of Cambodia
Date built: 1920
Architect: George Groslier

photos © Tom Ravenscroft

Bear Rescue Centre in Cambodia
Bear Rescue Centre in Cambodia

Eco-tourism Interpretation Centre
Design: Atelier COLE, architects

image courtesy of architecture competition organisers
Eco-tourism Interpretation
Building Trust international, Wildlife Conservation Society and the Royal Government of Cambodia announce details of an Eco-tourism Interpretation Centre which will act as a hub for eco-tourism activities in the northern plains of Cambodia and stand as a memorial to the past.

Eleven Competition Cambodia
By Eleven magazine

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Eleven Competition
Eleven has announce the launch of its inaugural ideas and design international competition based on Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake: a chance for architects, designers and students to engage in a unique design challenge and help make a difference along the way!

Phnom Penh Central Market, Phnom Penh
Design: Arte Charpentier Architectes

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Phnom Penh Central Market
After an intensive rehabilitation of its emblematic architecture the Central Market in Phnom Penh was reopened on May 25th, 2011. The team, competition winner in 2005, consists of Villa Park (a Franco-Cambodian construction company) and the French international architecture Agency Arte Charpentier Architectes.

Sleuk Rith Institute, Phnom Penh
Design: Zaha Hadid
Sleuk Rith Institute Cambodia
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Sleuk Rith Institute
Designs for the Sleuk Rith Institute – a new institution and genocide memorial in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh – have been unveiled. The institute brings together a museum, research centre, graduate school, document archives and research library.

Sustainable Housing Solutions for Cambodia, Phnom Penh
Design: Building Trust International, Habitat for Humanity and Karuna Cambodia

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Sustainable Housing Solutions for Cambodia

Tamasa Service Apartment and Hotel, Phnom Penh
Design: Kawabe Naoya Architects

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Tamasa Service Apartment and Hotel
This serviced apartment and hotel in the suburbs of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, sits between Phnom Penh International Airport and the city’s downtown, in an area frequented primarily by foreign tourists and business travelers.

Temporary Pavilion for the International Bamboo Festival in Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2017
Design: Peter Ruge Architekten

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The Shadowmaker Pavilion
The bamboo pavilion is located in the middle of ‘Freedom park’, which is the central location for the international bamboo festival. It is the place for holding events, performances, exhibitions, and gathering area for the visitors.

Tmat Boey Eco-lodges, Kulen Promtep Wildlife Sanctuary
Design: Atelier COLE in partnership with WCS and BTi

image © WCS and Building Trust
Tmat Boey Eco-lodges Cambodia
Building Trust international are pleased to announce a new sustainable design prototype for an eco-lodge that will assist local villagers protecting natural areas by attracting local and foreign tourists to see critically endangered species thereby creating local income that is not based on selling forest products.