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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Human Resources Development Center

Today, we have another project donated by Korean International corporation agency (KOICA). The project started last year in the Royal University of Phnom Penh complex. The project is human resources development center which is designed with the purpose to improve national competitiveness of Cambodia through human resources development program. The center will be equipped with modern teaching materials, creating human resource development program including Information Technology, and Technical Training courses, and dispatching Korean experts.

the picture  of artist's visualization
Project Summary:
Site Area: 5,457 sq.m
Total Floor Area: 3,482 sq.m
Building Area: 2,791 sq.m
Structure: Reinforced concrete
External wall finish: Anti-pollution Silicon paint + Metal Sheet
Construction Period: Oct-2011 to Feb-2013
Estimated Coist: USD 6.5 million
Project Management: Samwoo CM
Contractor: HYUNDAI AMCO CO., Ltd.
Location: Royal Unversity of Phnom Penh complex

Construction Site

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Teaching training centre


    Teacher Training Centre
    Care Cambodia
    Architect: Pyle Architect

The buildings are set back from the main road in front of the site. Behind the buildings there is a garden for use by staff and trainees.


view from the entrance to the site; planting obscures the vehicles


aerial view
 front elevation; vertical louvres shade the windows
 courtyard with water and plants

Images courtesy: Pyle Architects


Extended building to Hun Sen library

Library
Royal University of Phnom Penh
Architect: Pyle Architect

a new colonnade marks the entrance to the enlarged library

front elevation, drawing; the rooms housing the special collections are expressed above and behind the colonnade


the rear elevaton faces trees and a small lake (balancing-pond), providing views from the reading areas 
the rear elevaton faces trees and a small lake (balancing-pond), providing views from the reading areas 


interior, main hall before fitting-out


reception desk


study carels on the ramp
Images courtesy: Pyle Architects