3D Concept Khmer Rural Homestay - Landscape Design | Design Concept | Part 2 |

3D Concept Khmer Rural Homestay - Landscape Design | Design Concept | Part 2 |
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0:03 [Music] hello everyone in the previous video I brought you all to visit a rural Khmer house.
0:10 I also show you about the functions and roles and the use of tools and the culture of the rural cam
0:15 [Music]
0:19 people houses made of thatch or palm leaf Roofing are the most popular building materials for them
0:34 the use of beds for reception is replaced by modern sofas
0:38 and for dining black and white television and radio weaving
0:45 tools the stove burns with charcoal or drag kerosene lamp construction of a barn built
0:56 of wood Family Garden fish [Music] ponds raising cattle pigs chickens ducks for both traction and
1:09 food now we watch the [Music] video the construction is full
1:21 of wood even the stairs are made of wood
1:24 [Music]
1:26 As you can see this this is called a reservoir which is used or made of concrete
1:33 pipes by stacking them on top of each other to form a reservoir. The water is collected from the rain .
1:39 Most Cambodians use jars of water to store rainwater for use during the dry season
1:45 [Music]
2:08 The shed at the back is a pig shed. They often use bamboo mats and thatched roofs as Pig sheds.
2:14 because they are easy to build and cost less and has the ability to reduce heat
2:19 effectively.
2:23 Similarly rural Cambodians prefer to use the bathroom away from
2:26 home or we call it a separate bathroom. This bathroom has two bathrooms. The first is for
2:32 the shower and the second is for the toilet. This bathroom construction is usually a type
2:38 of brick roof or galvanized roof.
2:44 Their housing is not built next to a fence they are
2:47 usually built 2m to 3m away from the fence and between the gaps they often grow fruit plants
2:53 such as bananas Jack fruits oranges or large plants such as coconuts or palm trees which
3:00 is the most popular plant for them.
3:03 [Music]
3:06 In the front after the rice barn building there is
3:13 a beautiful vegetable garden full of plants for daily use Supply next to that there are
3:19 always papaya trees banana trees coconut trees which are the most essential plants for them
3:52 [Music]
3:53 This is a great rice Barn built of thatched wood with a thatched roof. The barn is generally built
3:58 to a size of about 3 square m with a height of 60 cm to 1 m above the ground which avoids
4:05 flooding and this construction no more windows or doors only one door for putting or removing rice
4:13 Only this construction is considered to be one of the most important construction for the Cambodian
4:18 People in the countryside, because 90% of them are engaged in rice farming
4:25 [Applause] [Music]
4:38 this is an indispensable fish pond Cambodians have linked their lives to the pool water the
4:44 lifeblood of their lives whether for use in irrigating crops or for the supply of his
4:49 livestock ponds play the most important role in their livelihood in front of his
4:55 Courtyard we see a large Courtyard this large yard has great potential to be used as a yard
5:01 for them to dry rice and they use mats to dry or dry their rice and the use of sticks and
5:07 stones to control their flying rice patties is a wonderful culture that we rarely see [Music]
5:33 the belief of the Khmer people most of which is Hinduism with
5:37 Buddhism is a monument called Preah Phum [Music]
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