30 years after its founding, China Vanke's success was hampered by a traditional office. Inefficient, uninspiring, and inaccessible due to the city's subway construction, it failed to attract young talent and stifled collaboration. The vibrant spirit of the company needed a new home.

Space Matrix answered the call, envisioning a dynamic headquarters. Forget cubicles – four interconnected zones: Learn, Socialise, Collaborate, and Work pulsated with life. Libraries buzzed with knowledge exchange, casual hubs sparked impromptu brainstorming, and serene work nooks offered focused havens.

Shattering Tradition: Activity-based working empowered employees to choose their workspace based on their needs. The static desk? Gone, replaced by a symphony of space catering to every work style.

Sports in Every Step: Colours, patterns, and graphics inspired by movement and athleticism infused the space, reflecting Vanke's commitment to a healthy, dynamic work-life balance.

Technology, a Trusted Partner: Meeting apps, smart boards, and air monitoring systems wove a seamless tapestry of technology and well-being, ensuring a frictionless and healthy experience.

The transformation transcended walls and furniture. It ignited a cultural revolution.

Productivity Powerhouse: Knowledge-sharing erupted, propelling productivity to new heights. Collaboration became the norm, buzzing through the open floors.

Talent Magnet: The vibrant, athletic-inspired space became a beacon, attracting the best and brightest to join Vanke's journey.

Humanity at Heart: Lactation rooms, showers, and green walls whispered care for employees' well-being, forging a deep connection between the company and its people.

Future-Proofed: Adaptable and technologically integrated, the design positioned Vanke at the forefront of the future of work, ready for whatever tomorrow brings.

The rumbling subway became a distant memory, replaced by the symphony of innovation, collaboration, and human connection that resonated through Vanke's new headquarters. This was not just a case study; it was a testament to the power of design to transform not just workplaces, but companies, cultures, and ultimately, the future of work itself.