
Brewberry Office
Brewberry Office
Hospitality · 2024
Hospitality · 2024
— Brewing Culture Above the City —
Located high above Bangkok, Brewberry Office reimagines the workplace as a social environment shaped around the company’s identity and culture. Rather than separating work and hospitality, the design brings them together through a sequence of gathering spaces that frame expansive views across the city.
The interior is organized around three distinct zones: the Metropolis Bar, the curved Beer Bar, and the Beer Garden. At the center, a sweeping bar forms the main architectural gesture, guiding circulation and connecting different seating and social areas while opening the interior toward panoramic views of the skyline.
Materials and details draw from Brewberry’s industrial heritage. Copper-toned surfaces reference traditional production equipment, while a custom concrete-block wall integrates the company’s “B” identity directly into the architecture. Recycled-glass terrazzo wraps the central counter and reception elements, bringing texture and continuity to the interior.
The Beer Garden introduces a softer atmosphere through suspended planting, natural materials, and clusters of pendant lighting. Together, architecture, landscape, and brand identity create a flexible workplace that supports working, meeting, entertaining, and gathering above the city.
Interior Architecture: Spaceorganye
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Area: 1,800 sq.m.
— Brewing Culture Above the City —
Located high above Bangkok, Brewberry Office reimagines the workplace as a social environment shaped around the company’s identity and culture. Rather than separating work and hospitality, the design brings them together through a sequence of gathering spaces that frame expansive views across the city.
The interior is organized around three distinct zones: the Metropolis Bar, the curved Beer Bar, and the Beer Garden. At the center, a sweeping bar forms the main architectural gesture, guiding circulation and connecting different seating and social areas while opening the interior toward panoramic views of the skyline.
Materials and details draw from Brewberry’s industrial heritage. Copper-toned surfaces reference traditional production equipment, while a custom concrete-block wall integrates the company’s “B” identity directly into the architecture. Recycled-glass terrazzo wraps the central counter and reception elements, bringing texture and continuity to the interior.
The Beer Garden introduces a softer atmosphere through suspended planting, natural materials, and clusters of pendant lighting. Together, architecture, landscape, and brand identity create a flexible workplace that supports working, meeting, entertaining, and gathering above the city.
Interior Architecture: Spaceorganye
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Area: 1,800 sq.m.









