Title: 10 Styles of Architecture you will find in South-East Asia - RTF
Headings: 10 Styles of Architecture you will find in South-East Asia
10 Styles of Architecture you will find in South-East Asia
1. Cambodian Khmer
2. Buddhist
3. New Indies
4. French Colonial
5. Spanish Colonial
6. Neoclassical, Baroque and Art Deco
7. Brutalist
8. Vernacular
9. Modernist
10. Neo-Tropical

Content: It was influenced by the Soviet and Chinese states around these regions. Some very fine examples of this style of architecture are Kinta Heights housing estate in Ipoh, Malaysia, Australian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, National Mosque of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Olympic Stadium in Phnom Penh, French Library (Institute of Foreign Languages), part of the Royal University of Phnom Penh
8. Vernacular
Contemporary architecture in South East Asian countries has developed with increasing concern for sustainability and is deeply rooted in their indigenous practices. They use earth-friendly material like mud, timber and bamboo with the minimum, but efficient use of concrete and steel. They pay attention to detail and create spaces that are open and airy. 9. Modernist
With better economic growth in the late ’90s, there was a boom in construction and redevelopment in the major cities of South East Asia, notably in Kuala Lampur, Singapore, Bangkok, Jakarta and Hanoi. The buildings in this time are greatly inspired by the international standards of skyscrapers and have vastly changed the skylines of the above-mentioned cities. 10. Neo-Tropical
This style has recently developed in Singapore in an effort to create a more appropriate climate-sensitive approach towards architecture.