Southeast Asia

The King’s School, Canterbury, Vattanacville city campus brings a UK educational institution into Phnom Penh’s urban core. Located within Vattanac Capital, the campus provides a central and accessible setting for families in the city, complementing the larger Vattanacville site on the outskirts of Phnom Penh.  Bruce Vincentiis The interiors respond to the school’s commitment to holistic education and its academic heritage through a modern, warm, and natural material approach. Soft forms, clear circulation, and carefully scaled spaces support children as they move between classrooms, shared learning areas, and the playground. The layout provides a clear sequence through the campus, helping primary-aged students f... More

The Food and Agriculture Organization office in Phnom Penh is a contemporary extension to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries compound. Carefully planned to sit within its context rather than stand apart from it, the two-story concrete structure responds to the familiar gabled rooflines of the surrounding government buildings through a double-sided gabled roof and a continuous shaded walkway. Bruce Vincentiis The building is organized around a simple concrete volume where the shaded perimeter walkway forms a protective layer between the exterior compound and the interior workspaces. This walkway supports light, views, and cross-ventilation along the facades. Enclosed offices, meeting rooms, and support spaces are grou... More

The lobby at Citadines Flatiron is a contemporary hospitality environment where classical elegance meets modern Southeast Asian living. Informed by the building's geometry and Cambodia's evolving cosmopolitan character, the light filled space is characterized by "Refined Simplicity"; a composition of clean lines, natural materials, and subtle classical references. The interior is defined by sculptural fluted walls that serve as the primary architectural gesture. These contemporary interpretations of Greco-Roman columns create vertical rhythm, with smooth white surfaces that catch and diffuse natural light to create shifting shadow play throughout the day. Robert Kleiner The spatial configuration utilizes fluid zoning to create distin... More

Skylar by Meridian is an Ascott‑branded hospitality development where the challenge extended beyond the design itself. The project required the translation of established hospitality standards into a coordinated technical package capable of supporting tendering, construction and long‑term operation within the Cambodian context. Robert Kleiner Balancing international standards and local delivery The reception lobby, guest rooms and public spaces were developed within a framework shaped by both international hospitality requirements and local construction realities. While brand standards established expectations for guest experience, operational performance and maintainability, these requirements also needed to respond to local buildin... More