With the evolving demands for more sustainable and compelling workplaces, purpose-built headquarters are uniquely positioned to meet these demands and attract and retain top talent. This means investing in agile, flexible spaces that adapt to workforce needs, drive innovation, and allow for better efficiency. With the right design strategies, these workplaces can make the commute truly worthwhile while setting new standards for sustainable architecture.

Viettel Group’s headquarters seamlessly integrates the features of a modern workplace with cutting-edge sustainable features. Prioritizing employee well-being and sustainability, the inside-out design features skylights for natural light that reduce artificial lighting needs. Natural barriers and horizontal louvers combat Hanoi’s climate and lower HVAC loads. A green roof with native plants and rainwater harvesting systems further reduces heat gain. Terraced roof gardens offer break-out spaces, fostering an ecological habitat within the city.

By integrating design strategies to prioritize employee well-being, reduce energy use, and promote biodiversity, Viettel Group’s Headquarters sets a benchmark for how design can attract talent and burnish a corporate brand identity. The LEED Silver certified building has become an emblem in the city of Hanoi for its unique eco-friendly design and its embrace of local culture and traditions. This is a model for how sustainable and innovative office design can result in a modern and employee-centric workplace.