Cambodian Homes: An Ecosystemic Perspective and Sustainable Living
Cambodian homes function as ecosystems, consuming resources like water and energy while generating waste. The article advocates for designs that adapt to natural conditions, efficient resource use, and daily maintenance for sustainable living.
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