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