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Aedas’s James Cook University Singapore interior is shown as a contemporary flexible teaching classroom with reconfigurable tables, integrated audiovisual systems, acoustic ceiling panels, and perimeter glazing. The image highlights technology‑enabled learning spaces, zoned circulation, and interior architecture designed to support both collaborative and focused study modes.
James Cook University
Singapore
Aedas’s Bank of The Philippine Islands interior in Manila is shown with a sculpted reception area featuring vertically ribbed timber wall panels, a layered curved counter, and integrated illuminated BPI Wealth signage. The image highlights refined material detailing, corporate brand expression, acoustic wall treatment, and a contemporary banking workplace interior.
Bank of The Philippine Islands
Manila, Philippines
Aedas’s ACEN office in Manila is shown with a contemporary reception and social interior featuring a curved reception counter, vertically layered timber wall, fluid LED ceiling lighting, exposed services, and floor graphics suggesting energy flow. The image highlights sustainability‑driven corporate interior architecture and adaptable workplace design.
ACEN
Manila, Philippines
Aedas’s Standard Chartered Bank Bangkok office interior is shown with a human‑centric connect zone comprising timber slat partitions, integrated meeting booth, patterned flooring, and suspended feature lighting. The image highlights modular collaboration spaces, acoustic zoning, and contemporary financial‑workplace interiors designed for flexibility and social interaction.
Standard Chartered Bank Bangkok Office
Bangkok, Thailand
Aedas’s Napan Persada office in Jakarta is shown as a contemporary open‑plan workplace with customised workstations, integrated timber feature walls, exposed services ceiling, and linear suspended lighting. The image highlights client‑fabricated furniture, modular desk systems, and a balanced layout supporting collaboration and focused work within a CBD office environment.
Napan Persada
Jakarta, Indonesia
Aedas Interiors’ Autodesk Client Experience Centre in Singapore is shown as a multifunctional collaboration space with geometric ceiling installations, open social seating, a feature bar counter, and patterned flooring. The image highlights adaptive workplace interiors designed to support client engagement, informal collaboration, and creative showcase environments.
Autodesk Client Experience Centre
Singapore
Aedas’s Hutchison 3 Indonesia office in Jakarta is shown with a brand‑centric collaboration zone featuring a sculptural circular centerpiece, halo lighting, curved reception desk, and exposed services ceiling. The image highlights technology‑enabled corporate interiors, event‑ready gathering space, and social workplace design aligned with a telecommunications brand.
Hutchison 3 Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia
Aedas Interiors’ Sembcorp International Waterhub in Nanjing is shown as an experiential interior featuring a sculptural ceiling installation, textured feature wall of circular elements, integrated greenery, and lounge seating. The image highlights sustainability‑driven interior design combining high‑tech exhibition space with nature‑inspired materials and forms.
Sembcorp International Waterhub
Nanjing, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ DIGIX Lab in Singapore is shown as an experiential technology showroom with a bold coral‑painted exposed ceiling, curved LED lighting, modular seating, and interactive app display zones. The image highlights flexible interior planning, strong brand colour integration, and a hybrid environment supporting collaboration, demonstration, and training functions.
DIGIX Lab
Singapore
Aedas Interiors’ PwC Jakarta office is shown as a vertical campus environment with open social lounge seating, transparent balustrades, warm timber feature walls, and integrated circulation linking multiple floors. The image highlights non‑assigned workplace planning, layered work zones, and a human‑centric corporate interior supporting collaboration and mobility.
PricewaterhouseCoopers Jakarta
Jakarta, Indonesia
Aedas Interiors’ Dyson Malaysia Development Centre is shown as a large central campus hub featuring a broad stepped staircase doubling as a town hall, open cafeteria seating, exposed technology walls, and linear ceiling lighting. The image highlights a connected arrival space designed to unify buildings, support collaboration, and create a shared heart for a corporate R&D campus.
Dyson Malaysia Development Centre
Johor Bahru, Malaysia
Aedas Interiors’ Singapore Office is shown with a central collaborative lounge featuring circular modular seating, vertical timber slat partitions, integrated shelving, and layered ceiling lighting. The image highlights a contemporary workplace interior designed to foster peer collaboration, informal meetings, and flexible work modes within a large design studio environment.
Aedas Singapore Office
Singapore
Aedas Interiors’ Marsh & McLennan Manila office is shown with a formal reception zone featuring a marble‑clad counter, vertically slatted timber wall, integrated digital signage, and open‑plan seating. The image highlights brand‑focused interior architecture, acoustic detailing, and a flexible workplace designed to support a fully open, non‑assigned work environment during organisational transition.
Marsh & McLennan Manila Office
Manila / Philippines
Aedas Interiors’ Dyson Singapore Technology Centre is shown as a circular collaboration and display space defined by a large ring‑shaped ceiling light, curved white demonstration counters, and timber flooring. The image highlights a technology‑led interior with integrated product showcases, central gathering focus, and spatial planning that supports activity‑based working and collaborative engineering culture.
Dyson Singapore Technology Centre
Singapore
Aedas Interiors’ Standard Chartered Bank Global Command Centre in Kuala Lumpur is shown as a highly secure, fully digitised operations space with radial workstation clusters, immersive multi‑screen monitoring walls, and a sculptural fingerprint‑inspired ceiling form. The image highlights futuristic interior architecture designed for global network control, real‑time data visualisation, and visitor engagement within a mission‑critical banking environment.
Standard Chartered Bank Global Command Centre
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Aedas Interiors’ Huawei Hanoi office is shown with a refined reception environment featuring sculpted metallic counters, a perforated geometric ceiling panel, polished stone flooring, and integrated brand graphics. The image highlights a cohesive corporate interior language enriched with local material accents, varied spatial identities, and colour infusions that create a welcoming, contemporary workplace aligned with Huawei’s global design ethos.
Huawei Hanoi
Hanoi, Vietnam
Aedas Interiors’ Changi Business Park 2 is shown with a vibrant agile workplace featuring modular breakout seating, sculptural felt partition screens, suspended acoustic elements, and integrated meeting hubs. The image highlights a flexible, activity‑based interior environment with clear departmental zoning, informal collaboration areas, and thoughtful wayfinding integrated into a contemporary financial workplace.
SCB Changi Business Park 2
Singapore
Aedas Interiors’ Lucasfilm Singapore office is shown with a cinematic, Star Wars–inspired lift lobby featuring illuminated vertical light strips, dark polished flooring, and modular wall panels. The image highlights a themed interior environment designed for immersive storytelling, wayfinding through light guidance, and a controlled low‑light workspace supporting frequent collaborative reviews and production workflows.
Lucasfilm
Singapore
Aedas Interiors’ DNV GL Technology Centre in Singapore is shown with an open reception and atrium space featuring a sculptural curved timber ceiling, wave‑textured white feature wall, and container‑inspired reception counter. The image highlights organic, maritime‑influenced interior architecture that connects floors visually, supports social interaction, and reflects a sustainable, innovation‑driven workplace environment.
DNV GL Technology Centre
Singapore
Aedas Interiors’ Pentland Asia Headquarters in Hong Kong is shown as a relaxed collaborative lounge featuring upholstered seating, colourful textile cushions, and a patterned feature armchair. The image highlights a warm, brand‑driven interior inspired by fabric texture and weave, integrating informal meeting space, curated artwork, and local design elements to create an energetic, human‑centred workplace environment.
Pentland Asia Headquarters
Hong Kong, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ Wilkinson Asia Headquarters in Hong Kong is shown with a brand‑forward collaborative environment featuring a curved white innovation room, bold red feature walls, timber flooring, and glazed meeting suites. The image highlights flexible lounge seating, strong corporate branding integration, and spatial planning that prioritises informal collaboration and dynamic interaction across the workplace.
Wilkinson Asia Headquarters
Hong Kong, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ Autodesk Asia office in Singapore is shown with a refined reception area featuring a timber‑clad counter, perforated metal screen, integrated branding wall, and dark stone flooring. The image highlights a neighbourhood‑inspired workplace interior, combining clean architectural lines, layered materials, and open visual connectivity to support collaboration, client engagement, and a contemporary regional headquarters environment.
Autodesk Asia Pte. Ltd.
One-north, Singapore
Aedas Interiors’ The Link office at One Landmark East in Hong Kong is shown with a light‑filled collaborative workspace featuring timber flooring, translucent glass meeting rooms, and open workstations. The image highlights an energetic corporate interior with integrated wayfinding, flexible multifunction spaces, and a tree‑pattern feature column reinforcing brand identity within a modern REIT headquarters environment.
The Link, One Landmark East
Hong Kong, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ Hong Kong Office at One Island East is shown as a refined, hospitality‑inspired workplace lounge featuring sculptural seating, layered soft furnishings, a feature timber wall, and ambient concealed lighting. The image highlights a sophisticated interior environment that blends residential comfort with professional workspace, encouraging cross‑disciplinary interaction and creative exchange within a large design studio setting.
Aedas Hong Kong Office
Hong Kong, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ Airport Authority Hong Kong Headquarters is shown as a contemporary corporate interior with expansive glazed façades, polished stone flooring, and a striking timber‑clad feature wall. The image highlights a light‑filled arrival and circulation space, integrating natural materials with linear ceiling lighting and a calm, spacious layout that reflects an aviation‑linked, modern workplace environment.
Airport Authority Hong Kong Headquarters
Hong Kong, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ AIA Asia Headquarters in Hong Kong is shown with an executive reception and lounge environment featuring a dark timber reception counter, polished marble flooring, and semi‑transparent timber screen walls. The image highlights refined corporate interior architecture that blends neutral tones with Asian material influences, creating a calm, prestigious workspace with visual openness and hierarchical zoning across interconnected executive floors.
AIA Asia Headquarters
Hong Kong, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ BEA Centralisation Project in Hong Kong is shown with a formal reception space featuring a marble‑clad desk, polished stone flooring, integrated BEA branding wall, and vertical timber screen partitions. The image highlights a refined financial‑institution interior emphasising clarity, security, and spatial organisation, supporting large‑scale departmental consolidation within a contemporary corporate headquarters environment.
BEA Centralisation Project
Hong Kong / PRC
Aedas Interiors’ M&C Saatchi Hong Kong office is shown as a bold monochromatic workplace with black and white finishes, exposed raised‑floor panels, and minimalist kitchen and breakout areas. The image highlights cost‑efficient interior architecture using restrained materials, integrated lighting, and open planning to create a strong brand identity without physical separation between reception and open office zones.
M&C Saatchi
Hong Kong, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ Procter & Gamble office in Guangzhou is shown with a bright reception and collaboration area featuring a circular white reception desk, curved ceiling elements, vivid accent seating, and brand‑integrated wall graphics. The image highlights a contemporary corporate interior using circular motifs, energised colour palettes, and flexible touchdown spaces to support collaborative work and strong brand identity.
Procter & Gamble Office
Guangzhou, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ Standard Chartered Bank Des Voeux Road retail branch in Hong Kong is shown as a modern banking hall with self‑service kiosks, integrated digital ATMs, and a central illuminated branding column. The image highlights a secure, streamlined financial interior featuring neutral finishes, clear circulation, and technology‑enabled customer zones designed to enhance efficiency and brand visibility within a high‑traffic urban branch environment.
Standard Chartered Bank Des Voeux Road Retail Branch
Hong Kong, PRC
Aedas Interiors’ Marsh & McLennan Jakarta Smart Office is shown as a contemporary, glass‑fronted staff hub with integrated reception, lounge seating, and open circulation. The image highlights an agile, unassigned workplace interior combining neutral tones, timber accents, and local materials, designed to support connectivity, informal collaboration, and diverse work settings within a vibrant, technology‑enabled corporate environment.
Marsh & McLennan Jakarta Smart Office
Jakarta, Indonesia