This Bangkok factory-turned-flex workspace is responding to a new generation of co-workers
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Location
Chom Thong, Bangkok 10150, Thailand
Interior Design
Architect Nonsense
Client
Weng's Factory
Floor Area
750 sq-m
Previously a woodworking site, Weng’s Factory in Bangkok has been converted into a mixed-use co-working space designed around the idea of the workplace as a destination.
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