Commercial Office D&B
Architectural render of a breakout collaboration space at the Dürr Thailand office, featuring a long wooden table with bar stools, warm lighting and a wall-mounted display screen.
Design Approach
As global manufacturing increasingly relies on automation and robotics — with production systems becoming major differentiators for automotive clients worldwide — the client’s decision to relocate its headquarters closer to its manufacturing operations was both strategic and operational.
By establishing the office in a location aligned with their manufacturing footprint, the company strengthened its agility, cross-functional alignment, and ability to respond to production demands. Our delivery responded directly to those ambitions, delivering a workspace that not only supports everyday operations but signals the brand’s future-facing role in the industry.

Scope
Workplace-strategy workshops / test-fit planning
Interior architecture + spatial design
MEP design & coordination (HVAC, electrical, lighting, data/AV infrastructure)
Fit-out construction and turnkey delivery
Furniture procurement and install (loose & fixed joinery)
Move management and relocation logistics
IT/AV coordination and integration
Brand signage and corporate identity integration
Compliance with building regulations and corporate safety standards
Interior Design Bangkok
MEP
Rendered view of the open workspace at the Dürr Thailand office, featuring modern workstations, ergonomic chairs and suspended linear lighting in a bright collaborative environment.
Reception area of Dürr Thailand office with a large blue welcome sign, glass meeting room and modern seating in a bright, open workspace.
Context
The design brief was to deliver a workspace that reflected the client’s identity as a robotics-enabled manufacturing partner, and to do so efficiently as part of the relocation.
Our approach embedded:
Brand narrative in space — innovation expressed through materiality, geometry and detailing
Open plan for collaboration — flexible zones for teamwork, meeting pods, breakout areas and informal interaction
High-tech utility, human scale — integrating sophisticated building systems (data, lighting, AV) while maintaining comfortable human-centred environments
Fast-track delivery mindset — design iterations and visualisations were used to align stakeholder expectations early, enabling rapid approvals and streamlined decision-making
Future-proofing — furniture and infrastructure selected to support evolving use-cases, technology upgrades and hybrid work modes










