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In Cambodia, ensuring a high quality of life for vulnerable populations such as the elderly and children remains a pressing challenge. Many families rely on traditional caregiving at home due to cultural preferences, limited access to trusted medical facilities, or inefficiencies in current healthcare infrastructure.

Phnom Penh is in the midst of a transformative shift, with rapid urbanization defining the city’s growth. Over 25% of Cambodia’s population now lives in urban areas, and this figure is expected to exceed 30% by 2030. Urbanization is pushing the boundaries of infrastructure, requiring smarter, more adaptive spaces that serve not just residents but also a growing influx of international visitors.

As Cambodia steadily recovers from the economic slowdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the construction sector stands at a crossroads—facing both pressing challenges and transformative opportunities. The residential oversupply has underscored the urgent need for more diversified, purpose-driven infrastructure.