Office Furniture Unilever Cairo Headquarters Design: Telling Brand Stories with Design Language Addr

Office Furniture Unilever Cairo Headquarters Design: Telling Brand Stories with Design Language
Address: Galleria 40 Commercial Plaza, Cairo, Egypt
Design team: Echelle Architects
Core keywords: customized office furniture | sustainable design | benchmark for fast-moving consumer goods industry | brand presentation space | professional kitchen solutions | open collaborative office environment | commercial landmark in Egypt
1、 The spatial translation of brand genes
As a global leader in daily chemical products, Unilever has concretized the concepts of "dynamic diversity" and "sustainable development" through the design of its 3500 square meter headquarters in Egypt
Customized furniture system: adjustable height office desk, modular partitions to meet the fast switching from focused work to team collaboration
Brand Immersive Experience: 3D Printing of Women's Empowerment Theme Walls and Columns Transformed into Interactive Writing Boards, Strengthening Inclusive Values
Egyptian cultural integration: blending local stone with renewable materials, echoing the North African market strategy
2、 Innovation scenarios driven by functionality

Food Solutions Kitchen
A display space equipped with professional cooking equipment serves as both a product development laboratory and a social media content production base, reflecting the innovative genes of the fast-moving consumer goods industry.
Landscape office ecology
270 ° City View Micro Kitchen: Inspiring Informal Inspiration Collision

Acoustic Optimization Collaboration Cabin: Balancing Openness and Privacy Requirements

Vertical Garden with Green Plants: Achieving LEED Gold Certification Goal

3、 Sustainable Design Methodology

Echelle Architects fulfills its environmental commitment through three major strategies:

90% of office furniture is made of recyclable materials

Intelligent lighting system reduces energy consumption by 40%

Local procurement reduces carbon footprint

This case provides a new paradigm for the design of multinational corporate headquarters - when functional requirements such as "open collaboration," "brand presentation," and "professional kitchen" meet the unique business culture context of Egypt, the resulting chemical reaction is redefining the office standards of the fast-moving consumer goods industry.