'The New Khmer movement of the 1950s and '60s was spearheaded by architect Vann Molyvann, who designed over 100 modernist buildings in just 13 years, most of them in Phnom Penh.With many of these structures now targeted for demolition, he and architecture experts worldwide have pinned their hopes on the efforts of grassroots heritage preservationists.'

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July-August 2015, FAHTHAI Magazine

The most comprehensive record of Cambodian Architecture of the 1950s, 60s and early 70s.

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-    Online Review

-  A leading architecture journal, published by Yale University Press. This issue includes an interview with Vann Molyvann, as well as an essay by Siem Reap-based art historian Darryl Collins, titled "Vann Molyvann: situating the work of Cambodia's most influential architect.”

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Includes archival documents, an interview with Vann Molyvann and a comprehensive list of his efforts authored by Trudy Vann. 

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-    In Khmer and English

The City He Built by Matt Steinglass (2005, May 15) The New York Times

លោកសេរី Lok Serei (Free World), vol 7, no 5 (1958).