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One City Centre is Thailand’s tallest newly built Grade A office building, located across from Central Embassy and right next to the head office building of Bank of Ayudhya. It is directly connected to BTS Phloen Chit Station via a skywalk, allowing seamless access regardless of weather conditions. The project is a joint development between Mitsubishi Estate Group and major developer Raimon Land Public Company Limited. The office floors feature a rare column-free design, ensuring world-class quality and maximizing space efficiency.
One City Centre is located across from Central Embassy on the opposite side of the BTS line, with lush greenery from the U.S. Ambassador’s residence to the south. Inside the building, there will be not only restaurants but also a food court and a mini supermarket, ensuring convenience for dining and shopping. The surrounding area is also home to many embassies and luxury hotels such as Hotel Okura, Park Hyatt, and Rosewood, making it a prestigious and quiet environment popular among Japanese business travelers.
With direct connection from BTS Phloen Chit Station Exit 5 via skywalk, you can access the building without worrying about the weather. The same skywalk also connects to Central Embassy and Central Chidlom, providing outstanding convenience.
One City Centre is the first multi-tenant building in Southeast Asia to achieve LEED Gold certification and Fitwel 2-Star certification. As a cutting-edge office building designed for the post-COVID era, considerations for environment and health are crucial.
*LEED
An international benchmark by the U.S. Green Building Council that objectively evaluates the environmental performance of buildings. Major global companies such as Google, Microsoft, and Goldman Sachs limit their property selections to LEED-certified buildings. It is expected that Japanese corporations will increasingly choose LEED-certified offices for corporate branding purposes as well.
*Fitwel
Established in 2017 by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), Fitwel is a system that evaluates a building’s contribution to human health and well-being based on 12 criteria.
Each office floor spans 1,300㎡, with rental spaces available from as small as 125㎡ to multi-floor large-scale spaces tailored to tenants’ needs. Featuring a rare “column-free design” in Thailand, the ceiling height reaches approx. 3m with panels, or an impressive 4.5m without. The exterior glass runs from floor to ceiling, providing a sense of openness and excellent space efficiency.
The common areas are equipped with advanced systems such as Hitachi’s contactless visitor management and smart lighting systems, as well as Mitsubishi Electric’s touchless elevators, making it a pioneering office for the New Normal era.
Security features include facial recognition access and QR code entry systems.
The south side overlooks the greenery of the U.S. Ambassador’s residence, and higher floors offer views extending to Lumpini Park. On the north side, the building is set back over 100m from Sukhumvit Road, with a lush public park providing a spacious atmosphere. As Thailand’s tallest office building, it offers spectacular unobstructed panoramic views from upper floors.
In addition to coworking spaces, the building provides shared meeting rooms available for rental on demand. With hybrid working combining office and remote work becoming more common, companies can minimize in-house meeting spaces and enjoy cost-efficient, flexible office use.
In addition to restaurants and cafés on the 1st and 2nd floors, a sky restaurant is located on the 58th floor, offering breathtaking city views. The 61st floor rooftop bar is expected to become a new landmark in Bangkok.
In addition to the open lobby, elevator halls and shared corridors on each floor are finished with tile, creating a premium Grade A office environment. The development and management incorporate extensive expertise from Mitsubishi Estate Group, delivering a flagship property by global standards.
A separate elevator for people with disabilities is also available.
Japanese restaurants such as soba, ramen, and sushi are available, making it convenient for Japanese tenants. Lawson convenience store is also located within the building for quick shopping.
The trending café Arabica Coffee has also opened here. Arabica Coffee is a “Made in Japan” brand from Kyoto that has expanded globally, with its first Thai branch opening at Iconsiam.
A food court is located on the 1st floor, offering affordable meals and bustling with office workers during lunchtime.
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