A tranquil riverside retreat blending tropical modernism with Khmer artistry.
The brief
Treeline sits quietly along the Siem Reap river, offering a moment of calm in the heart of the city. Designed as a layered experience between nature and architecture, the hotel unfolds through shaded courtyards, timber walkways and open-air corridors that guide guests from the bustling street to the gentle rhythm of the water.
Each space tells its story, shaped by light, texture and local craftsmanship. The use of concrete, stone and wood creates a balance of strength and softness, while mature trees and planted terraces bring a tropical stillness to every corner.
Treeline is more than a hotel; it is a contemporary sanctuary that celebrates the quiet beauty and material honesty of Khmer design.
Scope of Work
Full architectural and interior design, landscape integration and coordination with local craftsmen.
The project connects architecture, nature and material authenticity through simple forms, shaded spaces and handcrafted details that define a calm, timeless experience.
The architecture and interior design, and landscape were executed in collaboration with local craftsmen.
The project connects architecture, nature and material authenticity through simple forms, shaded spaces and handcrafted details that define a calm, timeless experience.
Natural light filters through soft textures, concrete and wood revealing the quiet dialogue between craft and landscape. Each space opens gently to the next, inviting calm and connection through balance, proportion and the warmth of handmade craft and details.
