BLUECHIP

Interior Fit Out Contractor Bangkok

Office Design

Central Park, Bangkok

We were invited to propose a premium workplace concept for Central Park Offices, Bangkok — overlooking Lumpini Park and characterised by a distinctive saw-tooth façade.

Contextual Background

Central Park Offices sits at the corner of Silom / Rama IV and overlooks Lumpini Park — one of Bangkok’s most prestigious addresses.

The building specification supports high-performance workspace: Class A standards, LEED/WELL and WiredScore potentials, flexible floor-plates and superb connectivity. In this context, our concept positions the space as the premium tier – not simply an office but a place of destination for the modern global professional.

By shifting from fixed desk ownership to curated destination zones, we appeal to executives who travel, collaborate across geographies and expect high-value experience.

The view-rich alcoves and lounge zones deliver exclusivity and status. The efficient floor-plate layout aligns with performance metrics: productivity, agility and brand prestige.

350

sqm

floor area

0.25

months

time on site

Interior Design and Fit Out Competition

Commercial

months

warranty

Design Approach

The starting point was the distinctive architecture of Central Park Offices: large typical floor-plates (1,350-2,260 m² depending zone) with sweeping views of Lumpini Park and strong connectivity.

The façade geometry creates natural alcoves — we transformed these into premium drop-down work zones and collaboration niches with direct park views. Discarding the fixed desk model, the workspace becomes a destination environment: lounge settings, touchdown pods, quiet focus zones, all curated for movement, flexibility and premium experience.

This strategy is aligned with contemporary research on evolving workplace culture:

The value of destination workspaces in legal and professional settings.
The shifting dynamics of talent, collaboration, and experience in modern offices. Key design drivers:
Maximise view value via façade articulation
Encourage agile collaboration and spontaneous interaction
Use refined materiality to signal luxury rather than commodity
Clear circulation, minimal wasted space
Position work as an experience, not a default chore