Tubehouses project near Phnom Penh International Airport

2010/9/17

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What's a tubehouse?

^^

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1098/1445584864_e4b27e1856_o.jpg

These tube houses look beautiful. I like the green one.

^^

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1098/1445584864_e4b27e1856_o.jpg

^^^^I think this is Korean style.:lol:

It looks like a doll house.

Kids will love these houses !

PP needs more of these tubehouses and knock down all of them ugly french Buildings! I don't even know why people say those french buildings are beautiful! They look ugly! :ohno::ohno::ohno:

^^

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1098/1445584864_e4b27e1856_o.jpg

^^^ Is that picture in PP??

I bet this photo from Vietnam, not in Cambodia.

Cambodian like to call this house as flat house.
http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac82/khmerMBR/bf8f4ef9.jpg

Cambodian design this house special for parking car inside the ground floor at night so that front door is flat easy to drive car go inside.

These tube houses look beautiful. I like the green one.

hey, me too...we share the same taste...:)

^^^ Is that picture in PP??

Yes, it is in Vietnam :)

Yes, it is in Vietnam :)

That's what I said! I know very well about these Cambodia/Vietnam style or design.

Tubehouses project near Phnom Penh International Airport

2010/9/17

http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/ae204/ssccambo1/DSC01474.jpg

My friend told me the pictures you have here is going to be a shopping area. Not flat/tubes houses. All the building behind these are tube/flat houses.

These are not good to live as it is way too close to the high power lines.


PP needs more of these tubehouses and knock down all of them ugly french Buildings! I don't even know why people say those french buildings are beautiful! They look ugly! :ohno::ohno::ohno:


Which type are french building?

New tube house infront of Bak Touk high school. :-)

All the same tall and expensive..!

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac82/khmerMBR/08c467d8.jpg
This photo was took by lostinthesimcity our new forumer.

how much cost one unit ?

I'm not sure. But I guess it from 300,000+ to 500,000 $

5 floors, big road, big side walk, good business area.... and this house not everybody can buy for sure, unless you have good relationship with the land owner.

Mean they already book since the construction not start yet.

300000+. Is it for the all building or one appartment in the tubehouse ?
Do you know the area ?
are there parking and cellar storage, elevator ? cable for wireless/internet, phone, tv.

It's from ground floor till top floor and parking care at the ground floor.
And other... Like Internet, cable tv...easy to find a service everywhere in p-penh, more then this I'm not so sure. :-)

The location is very strategic :)

Construction wave to hit Battambang

Wednesday, 13 October 2010 15:00
Soeun Say

BATTAMBANG’S first large housing development is set open its doors next year and is already half built, its project manager said.

The US$7 million Mahatep City, set on 16,000 square metres of land in Battambang’s Sangkat Svay Por commune, is to contain 125 homes and is backed by BTS Co.

“Our project started a few months ago and will be complete next year. We have already sold 40 percent [of units],” said Sok Bun Dara, project manager at the site.

He added that the three-and-a-half storey complex would be the first of its kind in Battambang.

“This is a new type of project in the area, and it is in a prime location in the business area along Stung Sangke,” he said.

Prices per unit range from $60,000 to $100,000. ANZ Royal bank and ABA have established payment schedules lasting between five and 20 years.

Micro finance institution Hathakasekor, according to Sok Bun Dara, has also purchased apartments in the complex to be used as offices.

The development will not be the last for BTS in Battambang, a city that has seen a wave of recent development including the construction of its first shopping mall, set to open soon.

Sok Bun Dara said that the company plans to build a second residential development one kilometre from the first.

Lao Tip Seiha, director of the construction department at the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction, said yesterday: “We are proud to have a new residential development in Battambang. It can create more jobs for construction workers.”

He said that despite the economic crisis, local investors were developing housing and hotels in the city.

Borei Mohatep
http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/7717/mohatep02v1.jpg
^^ the following pic is the construction site of borei Moha tep
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/7530/dsc02032j.jpg
http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/6807/dsc02033nb.jpg
great progress just only few months
Another tubehouse in Borei Battambang tmei
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/474/dsc01978s.jpg

Tubehouse along Russian Boulevard (were taken while I was on the way to airport)

http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/g338/sohaimy/0ace4f3c.jpg
http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/g338/sohaimy/13fd851e.jpg
http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/g338/sohaimy/659d277a.jpg

Nice buildings.
Thank you LostInTheSimCity for sharing.

^^Thanks for sharing...:D

Update 02/11/2010
http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/g338/sohaimy/7d6b6e2d.jpg
http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/g338/sohaimy/053ec1ac.jpg

Thanks for the photos LostInTheSimCity!! :)

Do you know the exact location of these flathouses?

I think u know it. It is on the way to airport opposite Mitsubishi Show Room. The project belongs to Canadia Bank.

Thanks for the photos LostInTheSimCity!! :)

Do you know the exact location of these flathouses?

Where Airport Road ( Confederation de la Russie) intersect Hanoi Street.

It looks so tall now .. :D

14/2/2010

Some Machinery is set up in a vacant block of land next to the Water Park, not sure what they are trying to build, can't be anything large as the block is quite small.

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/6431/1402201139612.jpg

^^ has to be tubehouses then

Update 02/11/2010
http://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/g338/sohaimy/053ec1ac.jpg

Feb 15th 2011

http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/6997/0215northbridgerd.jpg

But this is not tube house, maybe in the wrong section.

No no no tubehouse in Cambodia, please!

You must know the difference between tubehouse and townhouse

Tubehouse is like a tube: 2 m in width and 10->20 m in length! Sometime they can have up to 15 floors. Tubehouse is considered ugly in Vietnam. Just look at this picture from Vietnam
http://dothi.net/News/Tin-tuc/Doi-song-do-thi/2010/04/3B9AEFE9/DSC_6014.jpg

Townhouse is like many small, similar houses in a row. They can be very nice. This is a picture of townhouse from Vietnam
http://www.phumyhung.com.vn/gioithieu/projectstotal-Pics/Mytoan1.jpg

No no no tubehouse in Cambodia, please!

You must know the difference between tubehouse and townhouse



I have never heard of the term tubehouse until I visit this forum. And it seems the members usage of the term is somewhat different to you.


Tubehouse is like a tube: 2 m in width and 10->20 m in length!

Sometime they can have up to 15 floors. Tubehouse is considered ugly in Vietnam. Just look at this picture from Vietnam


It is ugly, even in Cambodia.

It is ugly, even in Cambodia.

Where got in Cambodia ?

Cambodia minimum 4m is not 2m width and they are almost the same tall.

Look at this...!
http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac82/khmerMBR/50b35185.jpg

Where got in Cambodia ?

Cambodia minimum 4m is not 2m width and they are almost the same tall.

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I did not know the minimum is 4m, 4m is still quite narrow.

There are almost no rule when it comes to modified the facade, everyone makes their own changes, and it looks very odd.

Post by you

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac82/khmerMBR/08c467d8.jpg

That's it...! Look nice!

All the same tall. I don't care about the front facade but I care only the living space, it's good enough for these tube house has minimum 4m width.

And it's maybe a standard for tube house, even in Thailand my friend's house it's almost the same size with Cambodia and design as well.

Many developers in Bangkok stop building flathouses these days, those exist were built in the 80's or 90's.

http://www.lyhourgroup.com/company-profile/lyhour-construction

Ly Hour Group has just developed a new project namely “Vimean Phnom Penh City”. The project launch was officially held on May 27, 2011 with almost 1000 participants invited to this auspicious event. This project aims at building 582 residences on 173,360 sqm in Chraing Chamres 1 commune, Ressey Keo district, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

All residences are built in four different types: (1) Luxury Mansion, (2) Superior Villa, (3) Twin Villa, and (4) Town House. Besides these residences, the project will also build one sport club on the 3,000 sqm to create recreation activities for all residences.

http://www.lyhourgroup.com/images/stories/new27072011/master_plan.jpg

High hopes for new development

Thursday, 15 September 2011 15:00
Soeun Say

Labourers work yesterday at the building site of Vimean Phnom Penh City, which is being developed by Ly Hour Group in Russey Keo district. Photo by: MAI VIREAK
http://www.phnompenhpost.com/images/stories/news/national/2011/110915/110915_12.jpg

THE first phase in the construction of a new housing development in Phnom Penh’s Russey Keo district has been slated for completion by the end of 2012.

Vimean Phnom Penh City is set to become Ly Hour Group’s second real-estate project and has already attracted ample interest from buyers, according to Ouch Pysal, the group’s assistant president.

“We began construction on this project in June this year, and have already sold 30 percent of the units in phase one,” he said. Unlike other recent housing projects, which have primarily enticed foreign buyers and investors, Vimean will be populated entirely by Cambodian nationals, as all the units are houses.

“Our clients are 100 percent Cambodian people, mainly made up of middle-class businessman and their families,” said Ouch Pysal.

Property laws state that foreign nationals are only permitted to purchase property from the first floor upwards.

The project has four phases, which will eventually comprise 585 units, lies on a 17.5-hectare plot in the Russey Keo Sangkat of Chrang Chamres I, close to satellite city Grand Phnom Penh International City.

However, the development intends to attract a different clientele to those enticed by the capital’s burgeoning satellite cities, according to Ouch Pysal.

“We don’t want to compete with these developments. However, the quality of construction will not be compromised. Our homes are different in terms of price, style and size.”

Prices range from US$70,000 to $450,000 per unit, and OSK Bank and ANZ Royal Bank have both established installment payment schedules for buyers.

“These prices are very competitive, so we strongly believe we can attract more clients, especially with the modern Khmer fusion design of the units and the convenient proximity to business areas,” said Ouch Pysal.

He added that due to the steady recovery of the sector, Ly Hour Group expects to sell all phase-one properties in 2012.

Some members of the property sector have welcomed the construction of another sizable development in the Phnom Penh area.

“We are pleased to have these new developments as they create additional jobs for construction workers, who would otherwise have to look further a field for work,” said Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction’s Construction Department director Lao Tip Seiha.

He added that the project will contribute to economic and infrastructural growth and the development of the capital city, while also attracting further investment to the area.

That's what I said! I know very well about these Cambodia/Vietnam style or design.

There's nothing particularly Cambodian/Vietnamese about these houses in style or design. The same concrete blocks are built all over Asia, with very slight differences in the decoration. I think they are ok, but there's nothing special about them, they are just the cheapest structure that can be built, basically just a concrete box.

There's nothing particularly Cambodian/Vietnamese about these houses in style or design. The same concrete blocks are built all over Asia, with very slight differences in the decoration. I think they are ok, but there's nothing special about them, they are just the cheapest structure that can be built, basically just a concrete box.

All over asia? I wouldn't say this :ohno:

Great first post! So you think there's something special about these concrete boxes that you couldn't find anywhere else? Or wouldn't you say that either?

There's nothing particularly Cambodian/Vietnamese about these houses in style or design.

The overall exterior design of Vietnamese flathouses tend to be more creative :)

In Battambang city, 4 Flathouse project (Hundreds of flathouses and new markets) are resuming after on hold for awhile. I think the demand is coming back now, hope that the construction is booming again :banana::banana:

^^ Good to hear that, keep it up !! :)

2011/12/26

Sihanouk Boulevard, Phnom Penh

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2011/12/26

Sihanouk Boulevard, Phnom Penh

http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/ae204/ssccambo1/Rep017.jpg

2011/12/26

Sihanouk Boulevard, Phnom Penh

For Rent

http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/ae204/ssccambo1/Rep019.jpg

Along NR4.

http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/9443/imag0863e.jpg

I kinda wish they stop building these. :(