Phnom Penh office market
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Project • By The Room Architecture and Design • Offices
Agence Française de Développement Cambodia
Located in Exchange Square, Phnom Penh’s premier office district, our latest project for the Agence Française de Développement reflects a sophisticated approach to modern workspace design. The neutral color palette creates an atmosphere of calm and elegance.
Robert Kleiner
Robert Kleiner
The Room Architecture and Design
Robert Kleiner
Prioritizing both functionality and adaptability, the office features modular lounges that can be effortlessly reconfigured to support collaboration or focused work. Dedicated zones for formal meetings, informal gatherings, and private focus booths ensure a balance between openness and seclusion, catering to various work styles and needs. This design delivers a refined,... More
Project • By The Room Architecture and Design • Offices
Maersk Cambodia Headquarters
The workplace design for Maersk Cambodia addresses the operational demands of a rapidly growing global logistics operation, expanding the office from 1,050 to 2,100 square meters to accommodate team growth and rising customer service requirements. The expansion is organized around a spatial strategy that prioritizes adaptability, technology integration, and long-term operational efficiency.
Robin Narciso
Robin Narciso
Robin Narciso
Robin Narciso
Technology is embedded throughout the workplace to support online collaboration, precise data analysis, and flexible meeting formats. The office accommodates 17 meeting rooms with intuitive booking systems, a large pantry serving up to 200 staff, and a versatile training room wi... More
Project • By The Room Architecture and Design • Offices
Unilever Cambodia Headquarters
The design draws directly from Unilever's iconic logo, translating its curved forms and brand palette into a spatial language that reflects the company's everyday product range. Cambodian cultural references are integrated throughout: warm rattan and bamboo lighting highlights traditional craftsmanship, while the reception counter takes its cues from intricate temple art. Communal dining areas feature picnic-style tables and rural landscape graphics, creating an environment that supports connection and idea exchange within the workplace.
Robin Narciso
The spatial planning organizes the office into purposeful zones that address distinct operational needs. Focused work areas are configured to stimulate individual creativity, perso... More