A Workspace That Embodies Data Identity and Tech Culture
SCB ABACUS, now rebranded as ABACUS Digital, stands as a pioneering digital lending arm in Thailand’s financial sector. Driven by AI, machine learning, and advanced data analytics, ABACUS Digital aims to provide financial services that truly “understand people,” not just conventional bank offerings. Abacus digital
This interior project is housed in SCB Park Plaza, Bangkok — the headquarters complex of SCB, strategically located in a business-technology hub. วิกิพีเดีย The office covers approximately 450 sq.m. Facebook and is crafted to support modern work modes: flexible, transparent, and hybrid in nature.
Design Intent & Key Features
1. Spatial Expression of Data & Technology
This office is not merely about desks and meeting rooms. It embodies the flow of data: through lines, lighting, and surfaces that evoke a sense of connectivity and structure.
2. Balanced Transparency & Privacy
Glass partitions offer visual connectivity while subtle room divisions and smart door design maintain zones of focused privacy. Users move unimpeded through open areas but retreat to enclosed zones when deeper focus is needed.
3. Material & Color Palette
Warm wood tones, in contrast with clean white surfaces and touches of metal, merge “human-centric warmth” with crisp technological clarity. This balance softens the office ambiance while retaining a professional edge.
4. Collaborative & Lounge Zones
The lounge or waiting area features modular seating and flexible tables, intended as a space for informal exchange and cross-team interaction — a breathing zone within the workflow.
5. Meeting & Strategy Rooms
Enclosed by sliding or glass partitions, these spaces accommodate controlled lighting and privacy, supporting concentration during strategy sessions or client presentations.
6. Natural Light & External Connection
Despite being within a high-rise complex, window openings and glass insertions bring in natural light and offer glimpses of the exterior, reminding staff of context beyond the screens.