ReEdge Architecture

ReEdge Architecture We are celebrating 15 years of time, space, light and fluidity in design.

At re : edge, we strive to design timeless and iconic spaces that people live and love in; spaces that will represent our culture and values to the future. We push the limits to make the best and most thoughtful use of resources to meet our clients’ immediate requirements whilst having a positive long-term impact, both social and environmental. We design spaces that retain core elements of traditi

onal Cambodian lifestyles while serving the new Cambodian aspirations. We foster collaboration amongst the larger architecture, arts and design community for a better tomorrow and a better Cambodia.

Cultivation and motivation at work | ReEdge Architecture Our team proudly grows in parallel with the firm’ s vision thro...
27/07/2026

Cultivation and motivation at work | ReEdge Architecture

Our team proudly grows in parallel with the firm’ s vision through architecture, design, and the development of our physical and social environment.

ReEdge Architecture has settled into our new office and congregated under our new umbrella. Here, we did not just move i...
30/06/2026

ReEdge Architecture has settled into our new office and congregated under our new umbrella. Here, we did not just move into our new office space but into our new surroundings with interesting local history, local colors, beautiful nature, a water fountain, coffee shop, local markets and local restaurants that lasted many generations.

Surrounded by large raintree, Russey Keo district stretches on the bank of Tonle Sap River making it an ideal location for industrial port, factory, local settlements involving the fishing and local markets. In recent urban development, Russey Keo has close proximity to Chroy Changva district via bridges and within 10 to 15 minutes drive to Wat Phnom historical site and just a little further down along the Preah Sisowath Quay is the National Gallery and the Royal Palace.

ReEdge’ s New Design Office  | Heritage as a Norm, Not a StyleThe Umbrella is a familiar and essential tool in tropical ...
24/06/2026

ReEdge’ s New Design Office | Heritage as a Norm, Not a Style

The Umbrella is a familiar and essential tool in tropical countries. In Cambodia, it is widely used throughout both hot and rainy season, providing protection from sun and monsoon rain in everyday life.

Beyond its practical function, the umbrella also holds cultural and religious significant. In Buddhist tradition, umbrellas are used as symbols of protection and respect, often seen in temples across Cambodia, where they provide shade and shelter during ceremonies.

Inspired by this everyday object and cultural meaning we bring the concept of the umbrella into our Multipurpose Room. Traditionally used to create comfortable outdoor spaces, the umbrella is reinterpreted indoors as spatial element, encouraging people to gather beneath it.

Just as people naturally come together under an umbrella, this space is designed to support a variety of activities including working, meetings, commutation, collaboration, and exhibition space creating a comfortable and intimate space for interaction, creativity exchange, and community gathering.

ReEdge also collaborated with Cambodian illustrator Monnyreak to create Nature and Heritage Mural that reflects on the practicality and religious belief of Umbrella in tradition and everyday context.

Architects / Designers: Hun Chansan, Chan Dara, Oeung Vengly
Interior Fitting Out: Lumber Interiors
Artist Collaboration: Monnyreak (Nature and Heritage Mural)

Check out new website: www.reedgearchitecture.com

TUBE COFFEE KOH NOREA | Elevated Coffee CultureInspired by traditional wooden structure found in the riverside setting o...
15/06/2026

TUBE COFFEE KOH NOREA | Elevated Coffee Culture

Inspired by traditional wooden structure found in the riverside setting of Koh Norea and Kean Svay, Tube Koh Norea features exposed row of steel colonnade (cladding with engineered bamboo) erecting from the ground to support the structural overhang of the insulated zinc roof creating a porch like environment for the outdoor seating and the main entrance into the store. Sharing the same structure Tube Coffee is one of the two F&B establishments aims to take the advantage of views of the Chaktomuk river and the natural surroundings of the coconut park. Thus, the subtle notch to the two different shops is being reflected in the two layers of roof lines and the offsetting of the colonnade structure in front of Tube.

Inside the cafe, a mixture of seating arrangements is planned to suit various type of coffee-lovers. In particularly, the main double height seating space is featured an elevated stadium seatings inspired by wooden benches often seen under shelters of waiting stations for boats or buses. The elevated seating platforms are seamlessly connect to the staircase allowing transitioning and drinking coffee are always facing the large view of the river.

Because art in design is a DNA for TUBE COFFEE, we partnered with SOTHEATHANG.art to design and craft many wall sculptures that are inspired from the flow of the river in forms of waves which become the focal point and the soul of the space at the entrance and exit and most importantly at the main elevated stadium seating area.

Check out Tube Coffee at Koh Norea and enjoy the river view in green season.

15/06/2026

From conceptual design to the actual art piece. The River inspired by the Chaktomuk River and crafted from copper abs brass in flowing forms with three layers to reflect the rhythm of water.

Here, art becomes the soul of the space and the overall interior is elevated as well as stay connected to its riverfront surroundings.

Check it out at the new Tube Coffee in Koh Norea.

Design collaboration with SOTHEATHANG.art

Our insights page explore and share perspectives on architecture, design, and the built environment. The intersection of...
28/05/2026

Our insights page explore and share perspectives on architecture, design, and the built environment. The intersection of sustainable innovation and human-centric design. We share news of our projects, our teams, perspectives on in-progress work and behind-the-scene stories.

From Urban Concrete to Urban Jungle is a design proposal to establish a connection between phase 1, 2 and 3 by mixing residential towers with retails, co-working spaces, pocket parks, vertical parks and recreational areas that distribute horizontally and vertically across the skyscraper.

Read more on our insight:

Making dreams come true by creating a holistic and safe environment where people and community come together to flourish and to strive by mixing residential towers with retails, co-working spaces, park and recreational areas.

ReEdge Architecture | EVOLVING FUTURES EXHIBITIONThe 2nd INNEXPO was successfully concluded on 23th- 24th of May 2026 at...
25/05/2026

ReEdge Architecture | EVOLVING FUTURES EXHIBITION

The 2nd INNEXPO was successfully concluded on 23th- 24th of May 2026 at Factory Phnom Penh, bringing together architects, designers, creatives, and industry professionals for two days of exhibitions, discussions, and cultural experiences.

The event featured a wide range of programs including Architecture Exhibitions, Film Screenings, Performances, Exhibition Tours, Creative Pop-ups, Design Dialogues, Workshops, and Innovative Product Displays. Visitors also experienced the Architecture Gallery x Film Exhibition and the Architecture Night dinner gathering, creating opportunities for networking and creative exchange within the design community.

INNEXPO 2026 highlighted the growing energy of Cambodia’s creative and architectural scene while fostering collaboration between local and international participants.


Rokka Residences | Exquisite Villas in the Heart of Siem Reap Status: Under ConstructionLocated in the heart of Siem Rea...
18/05/2026

Rokka Residences | Exquisite Villas in the Heart of Siem Reap

Status: Under Construction

Located in the heart of Siem Reap, home of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Angkor Wat temple complex, Rokka Residences is blessed with its natural surroundings of Angkor Golf resort, central parks and pocket parks. From the tropical lushed landscape of the main entrance to the lively Central Park of the secondary entrance, the communal spaces are designed to ensure it is more than just a place to live, but a place to truly belong.

The gated community of exquisite villas consists of three types, Sombok, Reksa and Soben with a commercial Rikreay shophouse facing the roadside.

Currently under construction, model houses and community clubhouse extends its connectivity to residences and their guests; welcoming friends and family alike to come together, exchange lifestyle, and grow.

Stay tune for the completion of this early stages in the development.

👉🏻 check out our new easy to read website: www.reedgearchitecture.com
to learn more about us, our works and our insight page.

Lead architect: Hun Chansan
Team: Gary Foo, Chheang Sokkea, Chan Dara, May Rath, Chim Channou, Vuth Malin, Lay Sakda, Thai Dina, Chea Reaksmey, Meas Vannarith, Lim Chhunly, Seng Tymeng, Huot Vonglihak, Yoib Oubekha, Hong Phengthanak, Sor Teksan

Damnak Soriya at Amaya Kampot Holiday Homes.New architectural photography of Damnak Soriya as tropical plants and landsc...
11/05/2026

Damnak Soriya at Amaya Kampot Holiday Homes.

New architectural photography of Damnak Soriya as tropical plants and landscaping become lushed and surrounding the structure with branches and colors of nature. This holiday home integrates nature with architecture, enforcing and reconnecting people with nature when traveling to Kampot to unwind and to relax.

Damnak Veyo at Amaya Kampot Holiday Homes. A two/three bedroom platform house inspired by the essence of Time, Mid-centu...
09/05/2026

Damnak Veyo at Amaya Kampot Holiday Homes.

A two/three bedroom platform house inspired by the essence of Time, Mid-century Modern Architecture, Nature, & Wellbeing.

Lifted off the ground, the platform is raised on stilt structure to improve airflow and reducing heat gain. Internal Courtyards and terraces are built into the layout to support outdoor living and as close to nature as possible.


Address

B5-101, BigTree Community Mall, National Road 5, Sangkat Kilometer 6, Khan Russey Keo
Phnom Penh
120111

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 18:00
Thursday 08:00 - 18:00
Friday 08:00 - 18:00
Saturday 08:00 - 12:00

Telephone

+85595425599

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