Production Overview -
18 March, 2020
From September 2019 to March 2020
Garment Factory in Cambodia
Garment Factory in Cambodia is a steel structure industrial building case for apparel production and factory operation. The project photos show the completed exterior wall and roof envelope, the loading and access yard, the wide interior workshop floor, the repeated steel column grid, roof daylighting panels, side wall service zones and column-to-roof connection details. Cambodia has a strong garment, footwear and travel goods manufacturing base, so factory buildings need to support production-line planning, material movement, loading access, worker circulation and future layout adjustment. A large-span steel frame helps create a cleaner interior floor plate than many traditional structures, making it easier to arrange sewing lines, packing areas, inspection areas and storage zones. For the Cambodian climate, the factory envelope also needs practical heat, rain and humidity coordination. Roof panels, daylight strips, wall cladding, drainage, ventilation openings and protective steel finishes must work together so the building remains efficient to operate and straightforward to maintain during rainy seasons and high-temperature periods.