Industrial campus masterplanned around employee wellbeing, with a landscaped courtyard and multi-purpose dining hall forming the social heart of the facility.

Factory buildings arranged as naturally ventilated pavilions to maximise cross-ventilation, daylight and a healthier working environment.

High-level north-facing glazing and ventilation openings providing abundant indirect natural light while reducing reliance on artificial lighting and mechanical cooling.

Covered walkways linking all buildings into a cohesive campus, using exposed brickwork, concrete and steel for economical, durable construction.

Staff facilities including a crèche, library, computer room and medical room integrated throughout the campus, following Better Factories Cambodia recommendations.

Universal accessibility incorporated throughout despite not being a regulatory requirement at the time of construction.

Environmental initiatives including rainwater harvesting, water filtration, biodiesel backup power and solar energy.

Demonstrates how climate-responsive design and social responsibility can transform a conventional industrial facility into a healthy, humane workplace.

Featured in The Guardian.