BUILDING A LIVEABLE CAMBODIA Volume 1 Future Forum

Contributor(s):

Future Forum's Young Fellow

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Big Book of Small IdeasPublication details: Phnom Penh Future Forum 2023Description: 290 pages 30 cmDDC classification:

711 FFM

Summary: This is a book that looks to the future and how Cambodia can stay the same: What if Phnom Penh were a city built for people, and not cars? What if property and real estate developers saw green, public space as a priority worthy of their investment? What would Cambodian streets and buildings look like if they were constructed with inclusivity in mind? How we can move into the future without losing or diluting what makes the Kingdom unique? Big Book of Small Ideas serves as a celebration of Cambodian youth. These are young people’s perspectives on sustainability, on Cambodia’s built environment, on safety, on community, on inclusion, on infrastructure, and on so much more.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	CamTech Library	FaB's Corner, Faculty of Build Environment	711 FFM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	C.1 V.1	Available		0000002256

This is a book that looks to the future and how Cambodia can stay the same:

What if Phnom Penh were a city built for people, and not cars?

What if property and real estate developers saw green, public space as a priority worthy of their investment?

What would Cambodian streets and buildings look like if they were constructed with inclusivity in mind?

How we can move into the future without losing or diluting what makes the Kingdom unique?

Big Book of Small Ideas serves as a celebration of Cambodian youth. These are young people’s perspectives on sustainability, on Cambodia’s built environment, on safety, on community, on inclusion, on infrastructure, and on so much more.

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