The architecture isn’t really important to the locals, not because it’s bad. There’s just something about the way locals see things. While Cambodians don’t pay attention to details like westerners, this market had an extraordinary architecture landscape. When you walk into the middle odioum, you can’t help but look up to see how far the cell is. Is it possible for the ceiling to stand so high for so long? It is the result of the work of an italian architect Jean Desbois and a french architect Louis Chauchon. In 1931, it opened. What is the reason for the high ceilings? In this case, the city’s climate has been taken into account. The market activities are held in the daytime while the temperature outside is about 40 to 50 degrees. Because no cooling system is available during that period, the best way to cool down the building is to create a way for as much wind to blow inside as possible. The next time you look up, you’ll notice all the windows that let air circulate easily.