46 eatigo Bangkok Headquarters

regroup architecture designed and built the head office for Eatigo in Ekkamai, Bangkok, as a turnkey project. The goal was to combine a loft-style industrial aesthetic with high functionality and a warm atmosphere. Reflecting Eatigo’s values of teamwork, transparency, and flat hierarchy, the office layout features a large open space surrounded by minimalist glass-enclosed offices for directors and a spacious meeting room.

To achieve the industrial loft feel, the standard T-profile ceiling was removed, exposing air ducts, sprinkler pipes, and electrical wiring. Standard office lighting was replaced with aluminum dome lamps, and a white brick wall was added as a backdrop near the elevators, creating an industrial yet inviting look.

Large wooden work desks contrast with the exposed industrial elements, enhancing the homey atmosphere, which is further accentuated by warm white lighting. The electrical and LAN networks for individual workstations are suspended from the ceiling in black or white canvas tubes, allowing for flexible desk arrangements and easy reconfiguration of the workspace.

The main meeting room features a 4-meter-long wooden table from Danish Loft Design, with full glass walls on all sides that double as whiteboards, encouraging dynamic discussions. In addition, a smaller two-person meeting room, beanbag seating in the lounge, and whiteboards around a central column provide versatile collaboration spaces throughout the open office.

A 15-meter-long bar desk along the window, with built-in storage cabinets and hanging planter boxes, offers employees an alternative workspace with a view, and the option to stand while working, making it a popular spot during the workday.

The office also includes a fully equipped kitchen with a large wooden bar table, as well as a lounge area with beanbags and a PlayStation, providing spaces for relaxation and informal gatherings.

The collaborative office style created by regroup architecture and Eatigo is now part of the corporate identity and will be replicated in Eatigo’s future office expansions across Asia.