Envisioning and designing a completely new government building in Phnom Penh.

This architectural endeavor, promises a rich history tied to the Khmer Rouge Trials, offering a unique blend of flexibility and purpose. We collaborated with UNAKRT which provides technical support to ECCC in the trials to reconstruct this building into a new multi-purpose space.

Serving as a courtroom, lecture hall/meeting room, our design prioritizes functionality and adaptability, seamlessly transitioning between these roles. It embodies the pivotal role of education, fostering knowledge for law students in the heart of the city. With a focus on sobriety and simplicity, our design aligns with the profound discussions on humanitarian and ethical aspects associated with the Khmer Rouge Trials and other justice-related issues. Beyond its educational and judicial function, it serves as an inspirational model for aspiring law professionals, shaping their future workplaces. We take pride in merging architectural design with civic purpose, illuminating the enduring contributions of this vital institution and adding a unique chapter to its rich history.