HKA + Partners

28/05/2026

We're looking for a Senior Accounting Officer/Accounting Supervisor who can juggle financial operations while helping our design team focus on what they do best. You'll oversee accounting for multiple entities, manage HR functions, and keep our studio running smoothly.

What you'll do:
* Lead day-to-day accounting operations and financial reporting
* Prepare budgets, manage cash flow, and handle tax compliance
* Oversee HR functions, including recruitment and payroll
* Manage office operations and coordinate team events

What you'll need:
* 3+ years in a similar role
* Bachelor's degree in accounting
* Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
* Excellent communication abilities
* Resourcefulness and multitasking talent

Send your CV today:
✉️ [email protected]
Telegram: +855 81 452 452

Learn more about us: https://hokkangarchitects.com/portfolio/

18/05/2026

🚨 Open Call: Living Structures Artist Grants

Living Structures invites emerging Cambodian artists, architects, and creative designers to apply for its Artist Grants Programme — supporting the creation of new work inspired by the legacy of Vann Molyvann and Cambodia’s New Khmer Architecture.

This initiative seeks proposals that explore the intersection of art, architecture, and the city — reflecting on the cultural, social, and urban impact of Cambodia’s modernist heritage, and how it continues to shape contemporary life today.
Five selected grantees will each receive USD 1,200 to develop original works, which will be exhibited at Vann Molyvann’s House in Phnom Penh in August 2026.

Who can apply: Emerging Cambodian artists, architects, and designers based in Cambodia

🗓 Application deadline: 1 June 2026, 5PM

📥 Applicants must submit the following:
• A current curriculum vitae (CV)
• An artist statement and short description of your current practice
• A portfolio of recent work (max. 10 MB)
• A brief project proposal, including your intended concept and objectives in relation to the Living Structure’s artist grant program
• Submit your application to [email protected]

We invite artists from all disciplines to engage with this significant architectural legacy and bring forward new perspectives on Cambodia’s evolving cultural landscape.

For more information: https://www.vannmolyvannhouse.com/events/living-structures-artist-grants

29/04/2026

Meet ធារត្ន័​ “Chanthearot Bun” — Junior Architect at HKA.

“I try to remind myself that every line I draw will become real—and that it could become a liveable home, or a place where people enjoy for a long time.” — Chanthearot

Chanthearot joined HKA in 2024. Since then, he has worked closely with the team on projects like Brown GDT, TOTO Soup, and others—learning how ideas become real through drawings, coordination, and collaboration. He is also proud to support the Vann Molyvann Architecture Library as part of Living Structures 2026, helping make architectural knowledge more accessible for students and the public.

At HKA, we value and support local talent growing with the community and contributing to Cambodia’s architecture landscape.

Learn more about HKA+Partners project: https://hokkangarchitects.com/portfolio/

13/04/2026

Norea RiverLight — a riverside food destination in Norea City

Set along the waterfront with expansive views of the Mekong, RiverLight brings multiple dining experiences into one clear, monolithic structure. The architecture follows a Brutalist-minimal direction, where the building’s concrete, structure, and details are shown as they are—no decorative layers, just form, proportion, and craft.

Recessed frames and deep voids create shade and a steady rhythm of light and shadow throughout the day. Up close, the roughness of concrete and sharp structural joins reinforce the idea of restraint. From the riverfront edge to the upper levels, the building shifts from grounded and civic to open and panoramic—ready for the energy of the brands it holds.

📍 Koh Norea, Phnom Penh

📞 081 452 452
📩 [email protected]

View our projects: https://hokkangarchitects.com/norea-riverlight/

06/04/2026

BROWN IB KPS sits on a concealed hillside near Independence Beach Hotel, screened by mature trees and thick vegetation. In context and intent, the project renews an overlooked pocket of land into a cozy place for communal gathering—guided by sea air, hillside solidity, and lush vegetation.

In architecture and experience, two horizontal concrete slabs emerge from the terrain and are enclosed by fully transparent walls, dissolving the boundary between interior and exterior. A linear concrete plane marks arrival as a quiet emergence from the hillside. The balcony becomes a mediating threshold to the landscape, with built-in concrete bench seating that carries a familiar, domestic comfort.

In the interior–exterior relationship, a ceiling feature shaped by the hillside’s contour lines gradually lowers toward the counter, drawing visitors inward and creating intimacy. Light, greenery, mature trees, and distant sea views permeate the space—so movement unfolds through openness and layered transparency.

📍 Near Independence Beach Hotel, Sihanoukville

Client: Brown Coffee
Location: Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Area: 300 sqm
Completion: 2026

View our projects: https://hokkangarchitects.com/portfolio/

03/04/2026

✨Our website is now live.✨​

For over 15 years, we’ve had the privilege of working with clients and partners across Cambodia. The trust, collaboration, and care that goes into every project are what keep our studio moving forward.​

​Behind the work is our team—architects, interior designers, and project teams—doing the hard work to bring ideas into the real world and contribute to Cambodia’s architectural landscape. We care about making spaces that work well, feel right, and add something meaningful to Cambodia’s built environment.​

Explore our projects, our design thinking, and studio updates.​

Take a look now: www.hokkangarchitects.com​

31/03/2026

We’ve been working on our website.
A refreshed way to explore our work is coming soon.
Stay tuned…

20/03/2026

Brown GDT Tower (General Department of Taxation) | The Wooden Interlocking Pavilion That Connects

ទ្រនំឈើស្នៀត Pavilion—a standalone structure of interlocked wooden pieces, a pavilion built on connection. In modern office environments, cafés aren't just coffee stops. They're extensions of meeting grounds, spaces that shift atmosphere, nurture productivity, and encourage ideas to flow.

Respecting of space and need, our design reflects the spirit of Khmer wooden joinery. Each wooden piece slides into place, locked by wedges, forming a self-supported pavilion. Within GDT's glass corporate landscape, the warm wooden pavilion invites people to gather and connect over coffee.

Project Type: F&B
Client: Brown Coffee
Location: GDT Tower, OCIC Satellite City, Chroy Changvar
Completion: 2026

📞 081 452 452
📩 [email protected]

18/03/2026