2025 | Professional

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As LINE MAN Wongnai’s (LMWN) first headquarters, the project carried a responsibility far greater than simply housing employees. It needed to serve as the brand emblem—a physical manifestation of the company’s mission “To Help Thai People Live Better”—while signaling its arrival as a leading force in Thailand’s digital economy. The aspiration was to create a workplace that embodies LMWN’s culture, values, and innovation, while also positioning the company as a future-ready employer and brand.
The design concept, called the “Digital Loom”, reflects the weaving together of people, technology, and culture into a cohesive whole. Much like threads passing through a loom, the workplace integrates these diverse elements to form a unified narrative. This vision demanded a bold, cross-disciplinary approach where LMWN’s O2O (Online-to-Offline) platform was embedded into the spatial experience. Digital interfaces and applications were not only accommodated but seamlessly connected with delivery and client engagement spaces, creating an immersive ecosystem that mirrors the company’s unique business model.
Equally important was grounding the headquarters in cultural authenticity. Thai craftsmanship and artistry were reinterpreted in modern finishes across textiles, wall treatments, and furniture, creating a dialogue between heritage and innovation. This cultural resonance ensured that the space would not feel like a generic tech office but instead reflect national pride and identity.
Spatial programming was designed to foster connection and flexibility. The Central Collaboration Hub, with its amphitheater-style seating, acts as the heart of the workplace—encouraging dialogue, co-creation, and collective growth. The O2O Experience Zone, on the other hand, redefines client engagement by blurring boundaries between the digital and the physical, embedding the company’s mission directly into daily experiences.
Ultimately, the LMWN headquarters was envisioned not just as an office, but as a statement. It establishes a new archetype for how a workplace can serve as a cultural, strategic, and brand-defining milestone. By weaving together craft, innovation, and purpose, it demonstrates how design can shape identity, attract talent, and propel an organization into its next chapter of growth.
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HZS Design Holding Company Limited
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Landscape Design - Residential Landscape
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Beardwood&Co.
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Packaging Design - Household Maintenance & Home Improvement
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Shuyan Zhang, Jiahui Qiu, Sin Chuen Cheng, Xile Zhang, Yishu Yu
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Architectural Design - Conceptual
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Ziyu Zhang (SCUT), Jiayi Li (SUST), Bowen Deng (SZTU), Leyan Zhao (SCFAI), Xinyu Zhou (DHU)
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Product Design - Wearable Technologies