Blogs
Stories and reflections from our team.
Chenla Agathos Solutions
Team Blog
Practical insights from our project management, construction management, and quantity surveying teams—focused on delivery, risk, and the realities of building well.
Five Construction Trends — and Where the Real Risk Sits in Cambodia
January 8, 2026
Global construction trends don’t fail in Cambodia because they’re unfamiliar. They fail when risk is quietly relocated without the structure to absorb it.
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Continuity Over the Calendar
December 31, 2025
As the year comes to a close, our work remains unchanged. Discipline, judgment, and structures that hold over time.
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Engineering Design & BIM
Digital Delivery & BIM Insights
Insights on structural and MEP design, coordinated engineering, and the BIM-driven workflows that improve clarity and reduce risk across remote and local delivery.
Roman Concrete: When Material Intelligence Outlasts Time
January 13, 2026
Roman concrete endures not through brute strength, but through a material logic that anticipated change, imperfection, and time.
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7 Ways BIM Engineering Services Strengthen Construction Risk Management
November 22, 2025
How BIM-enabled engineering services help project teams move from reactive problem-solving to proactive risk management across design, cost, and construction sequencing.
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Marcel Ventosa - CEO, Chenla Agathos Solutions
CEO
Reflections on leadership, systems, clarity, and the unseen disciplines behind effective practice.
Silence Is Not Neutral
February 10, 2026
In collaborative work, silence isn’t empty space. It creates cognitive load, keeps loops open, and forces others to guess what’s happening.
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Good Enough Is a Form of Drag
February 6, 2026
We upgraded our meeting room not because it was broken, but because it had been “good enough” for too long. Progress sometimes comes from creating pressure for yourself, then removing the frictions you’ve normalized.
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Ning Sukosit - PD, Chenla Agathos Solution
Project Director
Notes from the field on coordination, teamwork, design intent, and the craft of turning drawings into built reality.
