We wanted every staff member has visual access to the internal greenery and outside views. With strategically and evenly placed trees and planters, the entire open work area is conceptually a park, where any staff member has visual access to at least two trees. Green nature not only creates an uplifting and relaxing environment but also boosts productivity and reduces stress. The second strategy for staff is for keeping the 'circadian rhythms' of staff in sync. Circadian rhythms are the natural changes that happen over the course of a day in the body.

Internal body clocks keep these rhythms on track. Typically, staff sitting away from exterior windows would not have ideal exposures to the ever-changing daylight. LED pixel panels have been installed on the ceilings of main streets on each floor. These screens not only provide general lighting but also gradually change their color to mimic daylight, helping to regulate the body clock of the staff working away from exterior windows and reduce fatigue, sluggishness, and potential sleep disorders. The project has received both LEED Gold and WELL Gold certifications.

14,000 sqm, 6 floors. Furniture：Okamura、Arper、Herman Miller、Steelcase、HAY and Marathi Flooring：Milliken、Shaw and Voxflor Wall finishes：Formica laminates, Nippon paint and Burgeree acoustic panels