133-Story Skyscraper Slated for Capital
Despite a number of unfinished mega developments around the capital, the Ministry of Land Management approved plans for a $3-billion 133-story twin-tower skyscraper on May 2, the Cambodia Daily...
May, 03 2016
Ensuring Accuracy In Real Estate Valuations
The B2B team talks to established property valuers to find out more about the way appraisals are conducted in the Kingdom. Property appraisals are typically conducted using any of the following t...
Apr, 04 2016
Sihanoukville In The Spotlight
Although overshadowed by Phnom Penh, interest in doing business in Sihanoukville was further piqued after the Cambodian government defined the city as a ‘multi-purpose Special Economic Zone mode...
Dec, 21 2015
Building A Sustainable Phnom Penh
Re-Edge Architecture + Design has been leading the sustainable building design in Cambodia. Their portfolio, which features a consistent emphasis on green spaces, clean lines and urbanism, inclu...
Dec, 07 2015
Construction Safety Standards Still Poor
Despite the boom in Phnom Penh's construction sector, the standard of worker conditions in the industry typically remains low. Colin Rogers of Lighthouse Club Phnom Penh delv...
Nov, 30 2015
Re-Edge’s First Design of Mid-Rise Boutique Hotel Project Is Under Construction
Hun Chansan, Re-Edge ArchitectureRe-Edge Architecture + Design, led by principal architect Hun Chansan and architect manager Alex Luu, has completed the design stage of a 14-storey boutique...
Jul, 06 2015
Quality Is In Demand As Phnom Penh Grows Up
CBRE recently released the “Green Netting Report”—a detailed overview of the construction and investment trends happening across Phnom Penh. B2B Cambodia caught up with Simon Griffiths, Associat...
May, 21 2015
Cambodian Construction Standards Rising
As a construction professional working in Cambodia, Bernie Durkin, General Manager at YellowTree Interior Co., Ltd, is seeing a general shift in the safety standards and level of professionalism...
May, 04 2015
Construction Boom Stretches Labour Thin
Construction booms in major cities across the ASEAN region are stretching the skilled labour force thin, according to Advance Construction’s James Sterling. Speaking with B2B in a lengthy i...
Feb, 23 2015
Lighthouse Club Cambodia Tees Off For A Cause
Lighthouse Club Cambodia, the local arm of an international construction industry charity, held a golf tournament in Phnom Penh last Friday. The annual tournament attracts construction indu...
Feb, 02 2015
Chasing Sporting Success With Seara
Seara International, founded in Thailand 24 years ago, commenced operations in the fresh-faced Cambodian health and fitness market four years ago as Seara Cambodia: Sport Engineering and Recreation As...
Jan, 30 2015
Occupational Health & Safety A Must In Construction
Do accidents just happen?Very rarely. Most are caused by human error or by failing to take proper precaution by using safety equipment. Why? There are two main reasons: expediency and employer greed.E...
Sep, 19 2014