Global Awards 2021 Project Entry

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    Upgrading Labor in Cambodia

    Housing blocks and recreational ground: Highlight Double-height amenity spaces.

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    Upgrading Labor in Cambodia

    Typical apartment interior. The loose partitions in plywood also act as storage shelves increasing functional efficiency.

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    Upgrading Labor in Cambodia

    Garment workers sit on the floor of their apartment during a lunch break in a suburb of Phnom Penh June 26, 2013. Most garment workers who arrive from the provinces to work at factories in Cambodia’s capital live in tiny apartments packed into crowded buildings.

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    Upgrading Labor in Cambodia

    Community courtyard: Viewed from the first-floor circulation bridge, enjoyed by the living room and bedroom of each apartment. The recessed windows are formed by boxing of internal storage spaces along the line of a strip of the veranda in front of each window enhancing passive surveillance. A continuous ventilator above eye level aids with cross ventilation and brings daylight to interior spaces while allowing privacy.

As a Main category prize winner in the regional Holcim Awards 2020, Upgrading Labor in Cambodia automatically qualified as a finalist in the Global Holcim Awards 2021.

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Last updated: November 13, 2021 Phnom Penh, Cambodia