国际建筑信托比赛（Building Trust International）要求参赛者设计的房屋不仅可以承受洪水的冲击，还要安全、低廉，低收入家庭可以负担得起——全部费用只要2，000美元。柬埔寨特别需要改变本国建筑工业的特性，因为其中缺少环境责任。这些设计强调了很多不同的可持续性材料和方法，柬埔寨可以取而用之，以减少新建房屋的碳足迹。评审组选定了三个专业设计来角逐荣誉，分别是“潮湿又干燥的房子”，设计者是来自澳大利亚幻想设计发展企业有限公司的玛丽·安·杰克逊、拉尔夫·格林、穆罕穆德·卡米尔和尼克·谢尔曼；“四合院”，设计者是来自英国的杰西·科勒和亚历山大·科勒；来自美国的基斯·格林沃德和丽萨·艾科勒设计的“放开怀抱”。这三个设计提出了众多创意，如增加雨水收集和循环系统，堆肥厕所、绿色屋顶、太阳能板、对流通风、弹性建筑技术和灵活空间等。 Building Trust International’s competition called for entrants to design homes that could withstand flooding and offer a safe and secure home for low income families – all for the price of $2，000. Cambodia especially is seeing a need to change the nature of their construction industry， because of the lack of environmental responsibility within the industry. These designs highlighted many different sustainable materials and methods that Cambodians could use in order to reduce the carbon footprint produced by new homes.The jury picked three professional submissions to take top honors:‘Wet + Dry House’by Mary Ann Jackson， Ralph Green， Muhammad Kamil and Nick Shearman from Australian firm Visionary Design Development Pty Ltd;‘Courtyard House’by Jess Lumley & Alexander Koller from the UK; and‘Open Embrace’by Keith Greenwald and Lisa Ekle from USA. The three submissions proposed ideas such as the addition of rainwater collection and recycling systems， composting toilets， green roofs， solar panels， cross ventilation， resilient construction techniques， and flexible spaces.
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