G-i Corp. has recently completed the office for Saint-Gobain, a construction manufacturing company, located in Hanoi, Vietnam.

The company belongs to Saint-Gobain Group founded by King Louis XIV in 1665 with the first project to provide glass for the castle of Versailles – France. Saint-Gobain Vietnam offers a wide range of leading products and services to Vietnam’s construction industry.

As the company is committed to improving the quality of living and working space by providing ceiling and wall solutions in an efficient, creative and sustainable way, there was an emphasis to translate its commitment to the design and the application of Saint-Gobain materials into its office.

G-i Corp. has been successful in implementing Saint-Gobain’s concept of Modern, Open, Young, Transparent, Innovation, and “Green” into the new office design. The office focuses on 3Cs: Collaboration – Concentration –Comfort to create a workspace that is collaborative, productive, comfortable, distinctive and inspiring to its members. To ensure multi-comfort (Feel – See – Hear –Breathe) in the large open work area as well as meeting rooms, G-i Corp. made good use of Saint-Gobain’s several innovative building solutions such as acoustic panels, fireproof materials, or super-strong plasterboards.

To immediately attracts the attention of visitors is a large, airy, welcoming and green, outdoor-like reception area. Another special point of focus is inspired by Hanoi heritage – an Indochinese style coffee lounge that brings coziness and relaxation atmosphere to the workplace. Decorated by traditional Vietnamese elements, such as silk embroidery soft dividers and palm leaf ceiling fans, this social lounge makes a truly unique and interesting experience for visitors and office members alike.

Design: G-i Corp.
Photography: Abluebird Photography

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