The C&D office with the orientation design creates a modern working environment made by the Vacons team.
As a pioneer in the field of supply chain and continuously ranked in the Fortune Global 500 list for 7 consecutive years, C&D requires a working space commensurate with its international stature and top position. The C&D office project at Bitexco Financial Tower – an iconic Grade A building in the heart of District 1, Ho Chi Minh City – is a testament to the perfect combination of modern aesthetics, optimal function, and international standards in office design.
The office was designed with a minimalist style and optimal space for use. Vacons chose the main color palette inspired by the green of the ocean—a symbol of a global, solid, and constantly moving connection. The tones stretching from light blue to navy blue are balanced with neutral gray from materials such as Melamine-Faced Chipboard, Aluminum Plate, and Sound-Absorbing Felt, creating an elegant, professional but still cozy and close overall.
Besides, the design also focuses on sustainability and user experience. The office uses environmentally friendly materials, efficient sound absorption, and natural light that is maximized through large glass – both saving energy and bringing a sense of relaxation and pleasure. The trees are smartly arranged, which not only soothes the eyes but also helps to regulate the air and increase the feeling of connecting with nature.
The meticulous investment is also reflected in the selection of high-class and comfortable furniture while ensuring flexibility for personal activities and group collaboration. The floor mat system is diverse in patterns and materials, from neutral color to the personality green strips, bringing vividness to the space, and subtly dividing the function between working, meeting, and relaxing areas. This space not only meets the strict standards of Grade A building but also reflects the professional, modern, and inspiring identity that C&D is aiming for in the global development journey.
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