The future of the workplace: Where all identities are accepted

This year has seen many workplaces in the city adopting new improvements that can help create a work environment where everyone feels accepted. In the wake of New Normal lifestyles and the rising awareness of mental wellness, companies have increasingly recognized the diversity of their workers, who come from different backgrounds and identify with different genders, through a series of initiatives and activities that give recognition to all.

Sathorn Square, a well-known address in one of Bangkok’s most dynamic commercial and business districts, presents itself as the modern-day workplace. Featuring Thai-inspired design and eco-friendly systems in accordance with international standards, the skyscraper is a sleek structure of steel and reflective glass that comprises 40 floors and a rentable area of 75,000 square meters. The easily accessible building boasts a coveted location right beside the BTS Chong Nonsi, and on an intersection that’s also home to other key city attractions like W Bangkok, King Power Mahanakhon, and many popular restaurants and bars.

In addition to the physical features that include the eco-friendly and sustainable structure, Sathorn Square also encourages a cause for social movements in regard to difference and diversity. The building has publicly supported the cause for equality, inclusion, and individual rights by joining the Pride Month celebrations throughout the month of June with a series of activities under the name of Sathorn Square Loves All.

Sathorn Square is also supportive of other causes that reflect modern society’s ethos, such as its yearly participation in Earth Hour to help push for environmental awareness with over a hundred countries around the world.